Rodriguez continues to dominate at Triple-A
If Grayson Rodriguez keeps dealing like this, he could find himself on the mound at Camden Yards soon.
Rodriguez, the top pitching prospect in baseball, continued his season-opening run of dominance on Wednesday with 5 1/3 scoreless innings of one-hit ball, striking out eight and allowing a walk in Norfolk’s 3-0 win over Durham at Harbor Park. He retired 15 consecutive batters after the Bulls' lone hit with one out in the first, registering 13 swings-and-misses on 75 pitches, perfectly hitting his pitch count for the night.
“Every inning the emphasis is to go out and attack the strike zone," said Rodriguez. “Not altering my mentality, keep attacking the zone, attacking the hitters and not trying to make them swing and miss necessarily, just trying to make th...