US EditionWoods Richardson Recovers From Early Challenges in Loss
- Simeon Woods Richardson pitched six innings for Minnesota during a Saturday afternoon game at Target Field amid an Extreme Heat Warning.
- Woods Richardson struggled early with control and defense issues, partly due to cramping and high temperatures reaching 89 degrees at first pitch.
- After a slow start, he settled in by the third inning, retiring 13 of the last 14 batters and facing the lineup a rare third time.
- Manager Baldelli noted that Woods Richardson pitched six crucial innings, while Woods Richardson mentioned that his performance improved as the contest progressed.
- Despite Woods Richardson’s effort, the Twins lost 9-0 to the Brewers, who scored four runs early and saw Isaac Collins finish 2 for 4 with three RBIs.
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Woods Richardson recovers from early challenges in loss
Rather than conduct his postgame interview at a podium like starting pitchers normally do, Simeon Woods Richardson spoke to reporters in front of his locker, sitting on the floor. Why? After pitching through an Extreme Heat Warning — it was 89 degrees at first pitch and the temperature kept climbing into the afternoon — Woods Richardson was dealing with some cramping. “It felt like I was back at home (in Houston) in 105 degrees weather,” Woods R…
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World NewsSimeon Woods Richardson recovers from early challenges in loss
Rather than conduct his postgame interview at a podium like starting pitchers normally do, Simeon Woods Richardson spoke to reporters in front of his locker, sitting on the floor. Why? After pitching through an Extreme Heat Warning — it was 89 degrees at first pitch and the temperature kept climbing into the afternoon — Woods Richardson was dealing with some cramping. “It felt like I was back at home (in Houston) in 105 degrees weather,” Woods R…
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