Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Brandon Sproat discussed his recent pitching performance against the New York Mets and his assessment of opposing pitcher Zac Thornton following Tuesday’s game.
Sproat faced the Mets for the first time since being a prospect in their organization. The specifics of the game's outcome were not detailed, but Sproat described the experience as a positive challenge. “It was a good challenge,” he said, reflecting on pitching against his former team.
The Brewers pitcher also shared his observations about Zac Thornton, the Mets’ pitcher who opposed him on the mound. While details of Thornton’s performance weren't provided, Sproat offered insight into what he perceives as Thornton’s strengths and approach to the game. He did not elaborate on specific skills but acknowledged facing a capable opponent.
The interview took place after Tuesday’s game, suggesting the comments were made in a post-game setting. The focus of the conversation was solely on Sproat's experience pitching against the Mets and his evaluation of Thornton as a fellow pitcher.
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