Brazoban Impresses in Spring, Bullpen Race Tight

0:00From New York Metz coverage, this is your March 17th update. Huasca Brazoban has impressed everyone with his strong start this spring for the Metz. The right-hander struck out five batters across three scoreless innings before heading off to the World Baseball Classic. He kept that momentum going while pitching for the Dominican Republic, delivering more clean outings, right up to their semi-final loss to the United, states on Sunday. Metz manager Carlos Mendoza is pleased with what he's seen, even in those high-stakes exhibition games against top hitters. He focused on Brazoban's smart pitch build-up, topping out near 30 pitches in one appearance. The team expects Brazoban back in camp this week, and will check how he feels before locking him into the opening day bullpen, assuming he stays, healthy. Meanwhile, the bullpen race remains tight with veterans like Craig Kimberl and Brian Hudson also shining. Mendoza says they'll pick the best arms to give the team the edge, possibly deciding right up to first pitch. This story is made possible by our sponsor. Press play, put your head down. The sound is already there. S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com

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