Hanwha Eagles pitcher Chad Bell was in quarantine for two weeks last month. He spent the time alone preparing himself for the upcoming season of the Korea Baseball Organization. The left-hander hopes to have more quality starts this year.
Bell had to undergo a 14-day self-quarantine after returning to South Korea from the US. After the Eagles’ camp, he went to the United States to be with his family as South Korea faced the coronavirus crisis.
However, the situation in South Korea improved while things turned sour in the US. As a result, Bell returned to South Korea earlier than the initial schedule. Just like all international arrivals, he had to undergo self-quarantine first before rejoining his team.
Hanwha Eagles Pitcher Chad Bell
During the self-quarantine period, Bell had nowhere to go. He spent the time wisely by doing extra exercises. As a result, he will be ready for his second season in the Korean baseball league. Despite missing out on spring practice, he is prepared to train with the team.
Sports betting odds sources learned that Bell felt better than he thought he would. Also, he’s confident in his ability to improve until the start of the season. He laid out specific goals for the year.
Based on sports betting reports, Bell wants to have more quality starts this season. Last season, 15 out of his 29 appearances were quality starts. A quality start is when the starting pitcher completes a minimum of six innings with a maximum of three earned runs.
Betting picks experts expect him to increase his quality starts this year. That way, he will give his team more chances to win. During his downtime, he did more flexibility, mobility, and core exercises. Also, he threw plywood balls into extra mattresses to keep his throwing arm fresh.
However, he failed to do any cardio exercises during his self-quarantine. As a result, he felt weird running during his first two days back in training with the Eagles.
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