"Carrillo, a 28-year-old former Independent League pitcher, debuted in the majors after a seven-year journey and showcased a fastball nearing triple digits."
""I focused on controlling my breathing, and when I went out, I was like, 'Wow,' I'm here. I did it," said Carrillo after his debut."
Alex Carrillo debuted in the Major Leagues at 28 after a seven-year journey through baseball. He pitched 1 1/3 innings, allowing only one hit, a solo homer to Jackson Holliday, in the Mets' 7-6 victory. Carrillo displayed a fastball that approached triple digits and had a 3.24 ERA in minor league games. He almost quit baseball prior to signing with the Mets last year and expressed emotional sentiments about achieving his dream debut on the mound.
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