Michael Soroka, once an All-Star pitcher for the Atlanta Braves, faced challenges due to injuries but found success as a reliever with the White Sox. In free agency, he chose the Nationals for a starting role, earning $9 million on a one-year deal. Despite struggles with the White Sox as a starter, he thrived in relief, and now aims to replicate that success as a starter for the Nationals. Recent Grapefruit League outings show promise, though challenges remain with managing batting order adjustments against him.
I was falling behind (Lars) Nootbaar 2-0, three straight fastballs. It was working so far, so the only thing I could think was to keep going.
There's a belief that my past troubles as a starter were due to not being able to use all my pitches effectively. As a reliever, I found my rhythm.
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