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  1. Tolle #1 100% Arias most likely #2 Perales/Garcia/Witherspoon in some order
  2. I really don't like Edward Cabrera. His name gets mentioned all the time. He's 27 and always has felt relieverish to me. I don't love his bb rate (2nd highest since '23).
  3. With his ceiling, it's a risk you take every time if you are a serious org.
  4. 2 years of Alcantara for Clarke? He'll maybe give you 6 fWAR over the 2 years and the contract is worth 5 fWAR. BTV has him at 15M? Seems a little higher than I'd expect. IDK. Um, whenever I've seen a Marlins game this season, it hasn't been pretty. I'd personally pass on Alcantara, but if Breslow believes he can turn it around and thinks Clarke is worth the risk to send to MIA, I'd trust him.
  5. Yophery isn't going to net anything substantial unless packaged with something good. That one was a swing and a miss by Bres if they were offered other assets.
  6. There's no confusion on my part except for the mental gymnastics you are doing on the last paragraph. It's interesting that you say things like "fabricated data" because it shows a complete lack of understanding of what the advanced stats are, the process to how they are created and why many smart baseball fans like them. The only real fact is that you are struggling to get along with people here. Work on your approach and maybe things will get better for you.
  7. They also have Rule 5 eligible guys like Hayden Mullins (last night: 6.1 IP, 3 H, 2 BB, 3K, 0 ER). 👀
  8. A lot of metrics and advanced stats are facts. It seems like you just don't like them. 😎
  9. It depends on what the Marlins are looking for. If the Sox weren't trying to get the to playoffs, I'd give a struggling Alcantara the 5th spot in the rotation. Right now, he's about the same as Buehler and it's just rearranging deckchairs if you move Buehler to the pen.
  10. There is a good chance that Alcantara is just no longer a good pitcher after his injury issues.
  11. Cespedes with his 614 OPS in low A is going to net a good return?
  12. The only unfun thing about these three guys is that they probably won't pitch very much this season as they'll spend most of their time in the lab. 🥼
  13. They said on last night's podcast that Witherspoon would probably rank 6th (in the Arias/Garcia/Perales tier) with the Phillips and Eyanson around 12-15. Godbout would be closer to 30.
  14. Fitts '25 4 G, 17 IP, 2.70 ERA, 1.15 WHIP 1 G that should have been rehabbd in POR/WOO 3 G, 12.2 IP, 3.55 ERA, 1.19 WHIP Seems like he's bee pretty good except for one start even though he's dealt with an injury?
  15. Hasn't lived up to expectations? What? Expectations for Fitts was a 4-5 starter at his peak. Coming into the season, he was fighting for the 5th spot. Seems to be that's what he is.
  16. Abolish the ASB. Unfair to the Boston Red Sox.
  17. '25 13-2 going into the ASB '24 10-3 going into the ASB '23 8-1 going into the ASB '22 3-10 going into the ASB 🤨 '21 11-5 going into the ASB
  18. Last year was very pitching heavy. So far this year, it's been pitching heavy. For a system that is graduating most of its high profile bats, it will need to pick up a few more bats this draft. I'd like to see a few catchers drafted as well. This org is very light in catching.
  19. MVP - Crochet Runner Up - Narvaez
  20. It's not that he hates 4 seamers, it's that he hates BAD 4 seamers. If a pitcher has a good 4 seamer, he can throw it. The more interesting part about Witherspoon is that he's a bit smaller than the guys Breslow has targeted, but was probably taken because he was the best available. Phillips is a big body guy that if developed well can stay as a starter. Not a lot of innings on his arm, but really needs some work and is a high variance arm. Some project as a reliever. Anthony Eyanson, the other college RHP, should stick at starter due to build and has multiple above average pitches. Most likely is a well above slot signing. The 2b/ss, Henry Godbout, is a contact first guy with very little power. Probably very similar to a Nick Yorke profile when you factor in the defensive issues as well.
  21. Marcus Phillips #33 two college RHP to start the draft
  22. Sox draft Kyson Witherspoon #15
  23. 0-28? I think they said he was 0-27 going into the AB.
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