the same thing happened. He was in the low-to-mid 90s, and was able to sustain that for a few starts, but eventually he’d wear down. He has never had his shoulder repaired. He cannot pitch consistently. He can be good for a few starts, then need another 3-4 weeks of rehab, and the cycle repeats itself. There were times when he was good last year. He’ll probably be good a few times this year, but it would be unrealistic to expect more than about 75 good innings from him, and I doubt Boston has different expectations.

...was in his car racing for a 2 for 1 deal at Krispy Kreme