The Southpaw in Distress

Season 6Episode 425 minavr. 24, 2010
The Southpaw in Distress
Goro suffers more psychological agony after the bean ball to the head of Chavez, but he is determined to prove he doesn't have the yips. During the third game Goro gives up 1 hit and 5 walks and is taken out during the first inning. Indiana still has hopes for him and demotes him to the Bats where he can see the sports psychologist Billy Oliver in the hopes that he can overcome the yips and get back as a star.
The Southpaw in Distress has aired on avr. 24, 2010 at 18:00
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