Zack Thompson Dominates In Team USA Debut
Playing for Team USA is one of the highest honors a collegiate player can receive. The 2018 team includes Golden Spikes winner Andrew Vaughn (Cal) and College World Series MVP Adley Rutschman (Oregon State). Thompson proved he deserved to represent his country when he tied team highs in strikeouts and innings pitched in his summer debut. It is good to see Thompson returning to his true form. The Indiana native missed a large part of his sophomore season thanks to a nagging flexor injury. In 31 innings in 2018, Thompson struck out 42 and allowed 17 runs. The junior lefty is expected to be the top arm for the Cats in 2019. Thompson will most likely start for Team USA next week against Japan and against Cuba the following week..@UKBaseball LHP Zack Thompson has shredded this Taiwanese lineup through three. He's got four strikeouts and scattered two walks. No hits. Sitting 90-91 mph, t94
— Teddy Cahill (@tedcahill) June 30, 2018
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