Presented by his new team of players, Yu Darvish said he was surprised by his exchange with the San Diego Padres and was excited to talk about his time with the Cubs and the teams he created in Chicago.
“With what’s going on with the coronavirus and the diner that holds the Cachorros, it’s not thinking about being shot,” Darvish said, “the thieves are trying to get an interpreter.” “And again, these would mean that you have to spend for these processes.”
Darvish, without embarrassment, is excited about joining a team of “strong” Padres who will be competing for the National League banner.
“He hicho my misses the most distracted from the Padres on YouTube”, said the diestro. “I’m a strong team and I’m very excited to see the bat practice.”
Darvish said he had launched the best during the last 18 months in any other moment of his career. Second term in the Cy Young’s vote the last time it was possible to compile a score of 8-3 with an efficiency of 2.01, and attribute it to the best in the decision to work slowly and “be different”.
“The Cachorros decided to prepare me for the form I was preparing,” said Darvish. “Los Cachorros me dejaron ser yo mismo. Eso me ayudó a recuperar la forma”.
He was co-hosted with Victor Caratini, his personal receiver, in San Diego by nurse Zach Davies and four prospects this week. The film is set to be released after the Padres acquired Blake Snell from the Tampa Bay Rays.
Darvish’s mother gave him a vow that he thought he was playing for the Padres, but he said he did not create that he was able to make a contract for six years and $ 126 million with the Cachorros.
Sondeverbod, with Chicago in cost reduction mode, this premonition is real. Darvish hopes to meet the chemical company with its San Diego teammates in Chicago.
“Mucha gente [de los Cachorros] if you are into it and all of you are very addicted and feel bad, “said Darvish. As far as reality goes. I’m excited to play for the Padres “.
Darvish, 34 years old, said he had entered the exchange on Twitter, although his representatives said there was a possibility that he would change his mind.
“I first with the Padres, to enter the primavera training, really want to be open and know all”, says Darvish, who has a relationship with the general manager of the Padres, AJ Preller of his days with the Texas Rangers.
It was Darvish’s question that could mean his exchange for the Japanese baseball fans who reside in San Diego.
“With coronavirus and everywhere the world is a little depressed because it is suicidal in the world, only hope will generate enthusiasm and help the Japanese that I rodean sean felices”, says Darvish.