00:00jeffrey yawn's been around for a while he's at the age of 29 he's been bouncing around teams but
00:04finally made his major league debut for the new york mets as we saw and of course that first
00:09strikeout 89 inside it got him looking the jump the drop and that's why he got the call by the
00:15new york mets okay he literally had a 16k per nine for the new york mets in triple a this
00:19year in a
00:19solid sample size at six walks per nine because he's wild thing he is kind of looking like vaughn
00:24straight out of major league half the time on the mound but he's unequivocally himself as i would
00:28like to say he's always been this kind of personality and he was pitching well for the new
00:32york mets against right around a three-year ray if not lesser there that we saw in triple a throughout
00:36his entire minor league career that we've seen he's averaged right around a 13 plus k per nine so he's
00:41always been known as a strikeout machine and ways of a role as chapman this is a truly flame throwing
00:47southpaw we're talking about a guy sitting right around 100 on the gun okay so if the mets can
00:52continue to fine-tune that arsenal a bit and get that walk rate to at even like a four walks
00:58per nine would do wonders if you can keep that strikeout rate high of anywhere in the you know
01:0213 to 15k per nine category this could be a real weapon for the new york mets and listen i
01:08understand
01:08that opposing fans and opposing players may not like the antics and should things happen from it
01:14we'll worry about it then but in the meantime allow him to continue to be himself it's causing eyes and
01:19in a year that's been so not entertaining for the new york mets i appreciate this little sliver that
01:24we're finding ourselves getting in the second half
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