Orioles RHP Tomoyuki Sugano ponders his future with the trade deadline approaching
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Tomoyuki Sugano, a Japanese right-hander, has made a significant impact on the Baltimore Orioles, showcasing his pitching skills and character in the clubhouse. Recently, he delivered a strong performance against the Colorado Rockies, improving his record to 8-5. While he has experienced ups and downs, including struggles in June, Sugano has shown resilience by adjusting his delivery. As the trade deadline approaches, there is uncertainty about his future, as contender teams eye him to bolster their rotations, yet Sugano expresses a desire to remain with Baltimore.
Tomoyuki Sugano is loved in the clubhouse, rarely misses a start, and most importantly, knows how to win on the mound, making him highly appealing to contenders.
Sugano shackled the Colorado Rockies on four hits over six innings in Baltimore's 5-1 victory, matching his season high with eight strikeouts and improving to 8-5.
After struggling in June, Sugano adjusted his delivery, giving up just four hits in six innings against the Mets, regaining his sharpness before the trade deadline.
Interim manager Tony Mansolino emphasized the importance of Sugano, stating, 'When Sugano throws the ball well, he gives us a chance to win. And we need to win games.'
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