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St. Louis Cardinals' right-hander Daniel Poncedeleon made seven draws in his MLB debut Monday night against the Cincinnati Reds.
Poncedeleon threw 116 shots scoring three and three goals, but was removed from the game after the seventh. Red striker Phillip Ervin picked up St. Louis Jordan Hicks reliever with one on the eighth inning, putting an end to the non-hitter.
According to the research of Elias Sports Bureau, Poncedeleon is the fifth launcher to wear a seven innings in his MLB debut in the era of expansion (since 1961).
The 26-year-old was He made his first start in the major leagues over the years. a year later to be lined up on his right temple in a Triple A match.
Poncedeleon finally underwent brain surgery after the May incident, but in February, he had progressed so much that St Louis invited him to his spring training camp of the big league.
"He won his place and he earned his place Poncedeleon's father, Ramon Poncedeleon, said in an interview in the game at the end of the seventh inning." He deserved what he did today.
For the triple A Memphis this season, Poncedeleon is 9-3 with a 2.15 ERA and 103 strikeouts in 92 innings, winning his last four starts, including a hitter in his last appearance on July 15 – the first full-bleaching of his five seasons in the minor leagues.
He was called back last month, but the Cardinals have sent him down after three games in which he did not see the action.
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