Tigers ace Skubal to stick with plan, not pitch again in WBC
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Tigers ace Skubal to stick with plan, not pitch again in WBC
"I didn't expect these types of emotions to run through my brain or my thoughts to differ. I was pretty committed to making a start and getting back to camp. Things have changed, obviously. That's why I'm going to have some conversations and try to figure out a plan for me."
"Skubal allowed a home run to Nate Eaton on the game's very first pitch before settling in and finishing with five strikeouts on 41 pitches over three innings."
Tarik Skubal, a two-time Cy Young winner for the Detroit Tigers, initially planned to make one appearance for Team USA in the World Baseball Classic before returning to spring training. After pitching against Great Britain on Saturday, Skubal experienced unexpected emotions and reconsidered his commitment to the tournament. He contemplated staying with Team USA but ultimately decided to stick with his original plan and return to the Tigers. Skubal is entering what could be his final season with Detroit and is expected to pursue a lucrative long-term contract in free agency next offseason. The U.S. defeated Great Britain 9-1, with Skubal allowing one home run while recording five strikeouts over three innings.
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