7 runs in 2 innings → 28.6 billion pitchers who blamed themselves for being "XX shy" and rumors of returning to their home LAD... claiming that "the PS has changed."

7 runs in 2 innings → 28.6 billion pitchers who blamed themselves for being "XX shy" and rumors of returning to their home LAD... claiming that "the PS has changed."

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Walker Buehler (31) of the Boston Red Sox is embarrassed since his transfer to a new team, as he shared the winning moment with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Rumors are that he will return to his former team in the U.S.먹튀검증

As of the 8th (Korea Standard Time), Buehler has taken the mound in 10 games this season, with 4 wins, 4 losses and a 5.18 ERA. He has already had 10 homers in 48 ⅔ innings, with a 0.277 hit rate and a 1.44 on-base allowed rate (WHIP) per inning.

Buehler, who signed a contract with the Boston Red Sox for 21.05 million U.S. dollars for one year ahead of this season, was not bad until April. He had four wins and no losses with an ERA of 3.68 during the month of April, but fell to 2.59 after excluding the game against the St. Louis Cardinals on April 5.

However, Buehler collapsed to 0-3 with an ERA of 7.20 in four games since May. His shoulder injury was significant at a time when he was improving. Notably, he completely collapsed by allowing seven hits, three strikeouts and seven runs (five earned) during two innings in an away game against his rival New York Yankees on May 7.

Buehler himself looked frustrated. According to Christopher Smith of Boston's local media outlet Mass Live, Buehler blamed himself after the game, saying, "My team put a lot of faith in me, and I brought XX shame."

It is difficult to imagine if you look at it before. Buehler made his big league debut in 2017 after being named the 24th overall pick in the first round by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2015 MLB Rookie Draft. Until last year, he played for the Dodgers alone, recording 47 wins, 22 losses and an ERA of 3.27. In 2019, he ranked first in the National League's winning percentage (0.778), and in 2021, he played 207 ⅔ in 33 games, ranking fourth in the National League Cy Young Award voting with 16 wins, 4 losses, 212 strikeouts, and an ERA of 2.47.

Buehler, who underwent Tommy John surgery in 2022, returned last year, but was 1-6 with a 5.38 ERA in six games. Still, he had one win, one loss, one save and ERA 3.60 in four postseason games, and contributed to the victory by winning Game 3 and Game 5 in the World Series with the Yankees.

Although the number of turns has decreased, fastball constraints have shown hope as they have recovered to preoperative levels (95.3 miles in 2021 and 95 miles in 2024). Boston is on contract, but the way it looks now is disappointing.

Against this backdrop, some argued that the Dodgers should embrace Buehler again. Jeff Bankruptcy of ESPN, a sports media outlet, said that the Dodgers should bring Buehler by the trade deadline. "The Dodgers are setting up a roster for the postseason. And I saw how Buehler changed in October last year," he said.

Moreover, the current situation of the Dodgers is fueling this situation. As of Tuesday, as many as seven of the Dodgers' starting pitchers were on the injured list. Blake Snell and Tyler Glasnow, the Japanese monster Roki Sasaki who brought in a huge amount of money, and even Tony Gonsolin recently left due to elbow pain. In addition, Shohei Ohtani, who has not been on the mound since August 2023.

Buehler also suffered from injuries this year, but at least not enough to be a season out. Eventually, if Buehler goes to the Dodgers, he can help the starters.