The Biscuits continued shifting starting pitchers on and off the roster today, activating Heath Rollins so he can start tonight's game and deactivating Brandon Mann, who started Monday.
Jake McGee got his second rehab start of the year in his comeback from Tommy John Surgery last year. Although his last start was shaky and short due to his 20 pitch limit, McGee was much more in control this start. In 2 innings of work, McGee did not allow a baserunner and struck out 5 out of the 6 batters he faced.
And then copied it from their site and pasted it to this one. A simple sentence saying that McGee pitched well in his second start and raysprospects.com has the details would be OK. Copying and pasting the entire part that mentions him isn't.
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Jake McGee got his second rehab start of the year in his comeback from Tommy John Surgery last year. Although his last start was shaky and short due to his 20 pitch limit, McGee was much more in control this start. In 2 innings of work, McGee did not allow a baserunner and struck out 5 out of the 6 batters he faced.
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You posted it on Raysprospects? I, too, saw it on Raysprospects.
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Nope read it on RaysProspects.com
And then copied it from their site and pasted it to this one. A simple sentence saying that McGee pitched well in his second start and raysprospects.com has the details would be OK. Copying and pasting the entire part that mentions him isn't.
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