Seranthony Domínguez overcame Tommy John surgery to become the Phillies’ most reliable relief pitcher. byalexcoffey on how he did it:
SAN DIEGO — Seranthony Domínguez spends a lot of his time studying. He studies opposing pitchers and opposing hitters, to better understand their quirks. He studies his own team, to understand what they do well, and what they don’t, and learn from their mistakes.
Domínguez insists that his mentality hasn’t changed since he debuted as a hard-throwing 23-year-old rookie in 2018. His preparation, on the other hand, has. After a year of rehab, followed by a year of rehab assignments, he feels like he’s seen it all. And because of that, he feels ready for whatever the Phillies might throw at him.
“The stuff is just getting better and better,” Thomson said. “The velocity is jumping up. The sink is better, the cut is better, his arm is getting stronger. He looks like he hasn’t missed a beat.” Domínguez is the obvious front runner. Thomson has yet to name him as the closer, but he has said there are few lineups that he wouldn’t trust the right-handed reliever to face. The reason is simple.
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