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Jesse Biddle vs. Eduardo Nunez Video Footage

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Lefty pitching prospect Jesse Biddle had another very good outing on Thursday in Trenton, as the 21-year-old allowed just one earned run and three hits while striking out nine batters and walking one in six innings of work to help the Double-A Reading Fightins defeats the Yankees affiliate Thunder by a score of 5-4.

The Thunder lineup featured rehabbing big leaguer Eduardo Nunez, who went 0-for-3 with a strike out against Biddle, the Phillies' 1st round draft choice from 2010.

Overall in 16 starts for Reading this year, Biddle has a 3-8 record along with a 3.09 ERA and a 9.84 K/9 mark.

Check out the video player below for all three of Nunez's at bats against Biddle.  Footage of the second at bat, the strike out, begins with a 0-1 count.

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Unknown said…
He has a great pace of play. I don't expect to many 3 1/2 hour games when he's pitching. To bad the pen couldn't hold this on for him.
July 5, 2013 at 8:19 AM
Unknown said…
He has a great pace of play. I don't expect many 3 1/2 hour games when he's starting. To bad the pen couldn't hold this one for him.
July 5, 2013 at 8:21 AM
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