Daily Dose: Profar in Training

Daily Dose: Profar in Training
In Tuesday's Daily Dose, D.J. Short discusses Jurickson Profar's transition to the outfield, Mark Teixeira's wrist, and much more.
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Daily Dose: Profar in Training

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In Tuesday's Daily Dose, D.J. Short discusses Jurickson Profar's transition to the outfield, Mark Teixeira's wrist, and much more.

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The left-hander collected 102 pitches before he was pulled. Zito walked three and gave up six hits, allowing two runs. He's 4-5 with a 4.67 ERA on the season. Zito has won just one game since April 21.
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Tim Hudson surrendered just one run on six hits and three walks over his seven frames Monday against the Mets.

He struck out six. Hudson (4-6, 4.17 ERA) was in line for the loss before Freddie Freeman's walk-off homer took him off the hook. The veteran entered June with an unsightly 5.37 ERA, but he's been lights-out this month, allowing just five earned runs in 28 2/3 innings covering four starts, all of which were quality outings. There were whispers late last month that Hudson might lose his rotation spot, but you'll hear nothing of the sort now.
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Dillon Gee - S - Mets

Dillon Gee was slapped with a loss despite pitching a gem Monday, allowing two runs over 8 1/3 innings to the Braves.

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