Well that’s not how you want to make your debut, is it?
Oof, the first pitch Connor Brogdon ever threw in the majors was hit into the stands. Luckily for him his debut got bett—
Then again, maybe not.
Brogdon’s first three games in the majors left him with an ERA at 16.88. He struck out three, walked three and allowed five runs, all earned, in 2 1⁄3 innings. It’s not the best ways to begin your major league career.