“After the inning, I got to him, I’m like, ‘Hey, what do you got on that? What was your thought process versus mine? Do you think that was a stupid pitch?’” Giolito said. “And he said yes, because on that first-pitch slider, at least he could see that hitter was probably sitting soft. So we went first-pitch slider, he took it. Maybe go back to the fastball there, and now your options are back open again.
3 takeaways from Chicago White Sox spring training Wednesday, including Lucas Giolito welcoming stressful innings and Liam Hendriks bouncing back
