A former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher known for his playoff struggles has expressed his desire to continue his MLB career despite past challenges.
Former Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Lance Lynn isn't done pitching. But after a season that saw him limited to 117.1 innings, he was ready for a change.
While it's getting late in the right-hander's career, an adjustment to his training regimen has him feeling like he is in the best shape of his life.Lynn said in a phone interview with The Athletic However, during his time on the injured list, he reached out to several former teammates who pitched into their late 30s and early 40s. The group included John Lackey, Chris Carpenter, Adam Wainwright and CC Sabathia.
“I think I’ve revamped every five or six years. Here’s another revamp to maybe get ready for my last act here going into my late 30s.”
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