Greinke saves best, nastiest for last
Published 5/14/2008 by Mark Dent at Major League Baseball News
Zack Greinke says he finds his stuff the second time through the lineup, which was true on Tuesday. The Royals' No. 3 gave up two runs in the first three innings and then didn't allow any more, saving his best stuff for a based-loaded stop in the sixth.
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