Zack Greinke was in the zone for the Houston Astros on Wednesday night against the San Francisco Giants.
Greinke went 6 1/3 innings and was able to allow one run on seven hits and hit seven fumbles. Giants batters could barely touch him, even when he told them what he was going to throw.
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Cameras captured Greinke apparently shouting signs and signals to Martin Maldonado.
He explained what he did after the match.
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“Today there was a man on second base and it was all ruined and it took longer than I hoped it would last,” Greinke said, according to MLB.com. ‘It’s 50 percent my fault and 50 percent’s Maldy’s fault. … I do not like to spend time with a man on second base. I’m trying to find a way to speed that up. So far this year has been good. It’s ruined today. ”
Greinke has risen very well since the season started last month. In four starts and 21 1/3 innings, he outscored 18 bosses and recorded a 2.53 ERA.
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Houston defeated the Giants, 5-1, to go 8-10 on the season. The team will have an upcoming climb in the American League West to make the playoffs.
