One player who has stepped up over the last month of baseball is starting pitcher Lance Lynn. The Minnesota Twins signed Lynn in hopes of solidifying their starting rotation. However, things did not go smoothly for Lynn to start the 2018 season.
Lynn didn’t sign with the Twins until early March, therefore he had an abbreviated Spring Training. That clearly contributed to the struggles Lynn experienced early on this season.
Things were rough for Lynn as he limped out of the gate with a 7.34 ERA through his first seven starts.