"At what point do we realize Huff is not a major league starting pitcher? He has lost ten games and pitched poorly, except for three or four games. I figure we need to score about eight runs any game he pitches. When Talbot returns in two weeks, hopefully our rotation will not include Huff, who is a decent AAA pitcher but not a Major League one." - joedean
View full sizeDavid Huff has struggled in 2010 after finding some success in 2009.In response to the story Sunday defeat doesn't dim Tribe pride in post All-Star performance: Indians Insider, cleveland.com reader joedean is done with David Huff. This reader writes,
"At what point do we realize Huff is not a major league starting pitcher? He has lost ten games and pitched poorly, except for three or four games. I figure we need to score about eight runs any game he pitches. When Talbot returns in two weeks, hopefully our rotation will not include Huff, who is a decent AAA pitcher but not a Major League one."
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