Shane McClanahan pitched 5 scoreless innings, punching out 6 batters, without allowing walks or runs in his most recent appearance, possibly the finest outing of his career so far.
After 63 pitches and 5 innings, Cash decided to take Shane out of the game. The USF product had thrown 63 pitches, with 75% of strikes. McClanahan faced 17 batters, of which he retired 14, six via strikeout, five via groundballs, and one via the flyball.
Let’s break down what Shane’s strategy was today and why he was so successful.
The approach on that day was divided into 2 parts: the first time Shane pitched through the order, and the second.