Jeff Gross/Getty ImagesChad Billingsley allowed only one run in seven innings, all for naught.Jonathan Broxton has given Dodger fans a lot of heartache this year, but tonight he looked as sickly as he ever has in my memory. Broxton entered tonight's game in the ninth inning of a 1-1 tie. After retiring Aramis Ramirez on two fouls and a popout, Broxton walked the next two batters on eight pitches, and few of them were close to the strike zone. According to MLB Gameday, the pitches were all fastballs, one reaching 93 miles per hour and the average at 91. That's just not the Broxton of 12 months ago, and I'm not convinced it's even the Broxton of 12 weeks ago.People have been strangely fascinated with Broxton's facial expressions and posture, but here's a suggestion: S
Sure Broxton isn't injured? Reliever looks all wrong in Dodger loss
Published May 3, 2011 at 10:35 PM
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