Sadzeck is still working off the rust from a year lost to Tommy John surgery, and it showed in both of these starts. It's an arm strength delivery, and he was frequently late to his slot leading to diminished command and balls wandering to the arm side with regularity. His motion has some cross-fire, and he struggled to keep his drive moving downhill. I didn't see an arsenal deep enough to start.

The good news is that his heater is back. Sadezeck's fastball features premium velocity when he wants it and above-average movement to go with it. The secondaries are raw, with the curveball showing some promise as a pitch with average projection if and when he takes the reigns off and finishing the pitch consistently. If the command takes a step forward with post-surgery repetition Sadzeck projects as a useful middle-inning reliever with the ceiling of a high-leverage setup man.