Auburn, Mass., native Tyler Beede was optioned to Triple-A Sacramento on March 19 after falling short in a competition for the role of San Francisco Giants’ fifth starter.
Beede struggled in spring training, posting a 10.80 ERA in 8⅓ innings. The 24-year-old right-hander then received word later that week that he was again being considered for a spot in the big-league rotation due to injuries to Madison Bumgarner (hand) and Jeff Samardzija (chest).
Beede, a Lawrence Academy alumnus and former Vanderbilt University national champion, shared his thoughts on the whirlwind week.
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