Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Ryu Hyun-jin felt no pain as he went five innings to win on the road against the Oakland Athletics. It was his first game after he returned from the injured list. It was good news for the Blue Jays fans.
According to online sports betting reports, the South Korean allowed four runs on six hits in five innings. It included one home run. He watched his teammates earn more runs to win the game, 10-4. At present, Ryu is 2-2 with an ERA of 3.31.
Ryu missed a turn in the pitching rotation because he spent ten days on the injury list due to a glute strain. He went out of the game against Tampa Bay after 3 2/3 innings last April 26. However, it wasn’t a severe injury. Also, Ryu said he wasn’t too concerned about his injury.
Ryu Hyun-jin Felt No Pain After Return
According to Korea live sports news reports, Ryu felt some pain several days after the game against Tampa Bay. However, he felt good afterward. The South Korean pitcher threw in the bullpen while recovering from the injury and felt good about it. Thus, he was able to return quicker. He didn’t feel any pain in the game against the A’s.
As per baseball betting experts, Ryu was in trouble in the first inning. Leadoff batter Mark Canha hit a fastball for a solo homer. Also, he gave up three runs on three hits. In addition, he gave up a walk in the third inning.
Ryu admitted he didn’t give his best during the game. Also, he had trouble maintain balance on the mound. The South Korean ace made several mistakes. He added that the double and home run were two mistakes that stood out in the game.
It was the second time Ryu won a game after giving up four runs or more. The last time was during his rookie season with the LA Dodgers. He got the win after allowing four runs against the Blue Jays.
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