Tim Hudson Allows Five Runs Over Four Innings in Second Rehab Start at BetLM

Tim Hudson Allows Five Runs Over Four Innings in Second Rehab Start

From Car­roll Rogers of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution comes word that Tim Hud­son allowed five runs on nine hits over four innings tonight in his sec­ond minor league rehab start with Class A Rome.

That’s a pretty ugly line, but O’Brien notes that he was the vic­tim of a “ton of seeing-eye stuff.” On the bright side, he threw 45 out of 62 pitches for strikes while strik­ing out one and walk­ing none.

Hud­son is cur­rently rehab­bing from Novem­ber surgery to repair a her­ni­ated disc in his back. He tossed two score­less innings in a Grape­fruit League game last Mon­day against the Mets before allow­ing two runs (one earned) over three innings in his first rehab start last Sat­ur­day. Bar­ring any set­backs, he should be fully stretched out to join the Braves’ rota­tion in late April or early May.

Hud­son, 36, went 16–10 with a 3.22 ERA and 158/56 K/BB ratio over 215 innings last sea­son. He owns an impres­sive 3.16 ERA since the start of the 2007 sea­son. Roy Hal­la­day, Adam Wain­wright, Johan San­tana, Tim Lince­cum, Felix Her­nan­dez and CC Sabathia are the only pitch­ers (with at least 800 innings pitched) with a lower ERA dur­ing the same time frame.

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