If you asked David Robertson about his solution to the pitch clock, he wouldn’t hesitate to give you a direct answer. ‘Get rid of it.’
If you asked David Robertson about his solution to the pitch clock, he wouldn’t hesitate to give you a direct answer.The Mets right-hander has played in two spring training games, pitching two innings and recording one strikeout against seven batters.“I think it’s pretty ridiculous. It’s way too fast, especially when you’re just trying to have a conversation with your catcher and you don’t have any time,” he said to the Post’s Steve Serby. “That doesn’t make a lot of sense to me.
in speeding up its pace, as in the past few years, the game has grown to be drawn-out and slow, and known for its lack of variety to keep viewers engaged.Corey Sipkin for NY Postsee also“I think it’s just gonna speed up the game so fast that the fans aren’t really gonna know what’s happening … the fans in the seats,” he said.
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