His arm strength looks fine. We'll find out when the games start. His career has seemingly been one long trial, but Pulsipher says it could be worse. He is 27 and left-handed, which makes him a commodity despite his troubles. He has friends, he said, who are already long gone from the game.
Baseball has a tendency to pigeonhole people.
Pulsipher has seen both sides. He has been a phenom and he has been a bust. He believes the truth is somewhere in between. It's not fair, but I've done it myself. Whether it's fair or unfair, I've still got a chance.