White Sox manager Pedro Grifol was confident in his pitching decisions during the team’s extra innings loss to the Brewers. Despite taking out Garrett Crochet after six innings, Grifol stood by his bullpen choices and expressed faith in their abilities to perform under pressure.
Grifol’s decision to rely on his bullpen was a calculated move, and he remained steadfast in his support for his team even though the outcome was not what he had hoped for. The loss was a tough pill to swallow for the White Sox, but Grifol’s unwavering belief in his pitching staff indicates a strong sense of trust and unity within the team.
Moving forward, Grifol will continue to make tough decisions in order to put his team in the best position to succeed. His confidence in his pitchers’ abilities and unwavering support for them will undoubtedly help guide the White Sox towards success.
