“He’s got a really good slider, fastball moves, and he’s utilizing his changeup a little bit, effectively.

“We’re trying to continue to work with him, getting everything in the zone, keeping the ball down, but his stuff is electric, it really is. “He’s been attacking with his fastball,” the sixth-year skipper explained. 5, Martinez said he wanted to see the southpaw throw his fastballs for strikes, and stay down in the zone. He’s working quick, but yet under control, I think he needs to understand that’s who he is.” When he does that, you saw him come out in the last two innings and he had a really good pace.

“I think for me,” manager Davey Martinez said when asked about all of Gore’s free passes in his first four outings (6.00 BB/9 in 21 IP), “… sometimes he starts speeding up, and he’s got to slow himself down. “That’s a couple starts in a row where I’m putting us in a bad spot with these walks. “We finished strong, but I’ve got to clean it up a little bit,” Gore added.

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