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Speaker 3: Right, Jacob Mizowski, pitch first on my sheet, by the way, first.
Speaker 2: On your sheet. Yeah, I had to argue to get
them on super sheet. You know what. So this was
the funny moment is I was, I was out in Scottsdale,
which is like a ways away from where I'm at
with my son, and I'm driving back and I'm about
five ish minutes like five to ten minutes away from
my house and I look down for a second, look up.
Let's not look down when you're driving. And I just
look up and I have a notification and it was
from our my friends over at CBS the TV side,
CBS Sports HQ, no big deal, and they had text me,
as they love to do, because I'm definitely their like emergency,
last minute guy, and I'll accept it for what they pay.
And I got a hey, Chris, would you be available
to come on to talk about Miserowski. I had absolutely
no idea what was going on. So before I answer them,
I quickly have to look and I see the most
insane line that I had seen, and I'm like, yeah,
give me a couple of minutes. Blah blah blah. I
get home and I start to dig in before I
get on, and the question they asked me this is
what sparked a lot of it. Outside of you look
and you see jackib Mizerowski pitches a nine inning, one hit,
no walk, fifteen strikeout game. You're like, Jesus, that's so good.
But they asked me where I ran this among like
pitching performances all time, and I was like, that's such
an odd question for a non no hitter. And I
just start to dig in and I'm like, all right, well,
complete again. And I did a little bit of this
on leading off, but it was like, you know, nine
innings under one hundred pitches amazing. Nine innings, one hit only, amazing,
nine innings, no no walks, amazing, nine innings, fifteen strikeouts
or fifteen strikeouts alone, amazing. But he did all those things,
But then you start to dig into the other stuff.
He also recorded the fastest pitch in MLB history by
his starting pitcher at one oh four point five. The
one I uncovered was he averaged over one hundred miles
per hour on his fastball every single inning. He didn't
every inning and the last inning in the ninth inning box,
one oh two point seven was his average fastball. That
question really stuck with me as I was digging when
I ask you that, what do you think about that?
Because obviously off the charts fantasy performance it was he
continues to roll. He moved himself in. Is the number
one odds on winner for the cy Young him and
Chris Sanchez just own it right now. But Misowski did
this against the Phillies. He had fifteen strikeouts.
Speaker 3: He was clean.
Speaker 2: It was so ever across the board, it was clean.
It looked great. Like what do you think when you
compare against perfect games and no hitters? Like, how would
you sparse this out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I'm looking at Baseball Reference. They do
like a game score for the best pitch games ever.
Oh interesting, his isn't in the top eleven. I don't
know if they just haven't added it yet.
Speaker 2: Where is that, or you just don't see it at all.
Speaker 3: I just I don't they only have the top eleven
on here.
Speaker 2: Well, but you have twenty four perfect games, which that's true,
which I think are gonna put out the.
Speaker 4: Cause none of them but but but not many of
those also had fifteen strikeouts under one hundred pitches, like
fifteen strikeouts. Yeah, the Maddox I think I saw you
mentioned this on leading off, like the fastest pitch for
a starter ever in the game, right, So there is
there's a lot of different level So I'll say that
Kerry would start was better than that. I'll say that
Randy Johnson at forty throwing a perfect game and striking
out thirteen in Atlanta was really really super impressive. So
those two outside of that, I mean, I know there's
a lot of Nolan Ryan's. I'm looking at this and
number two highest game score ever was Clayton Kershaw against
the Rockies, going nine innings and a no hitter and
striking out fifteen as well.
Speaker 3: He also threw one hundred and seven pitches, So.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's gotta be like whatever Clayton. Clayton Kershaw's
score was there one two, so it's got to be
right around where that would.
Speaker 4: Be the second highest ever because they have Kerry Wood
at a one oh five, Kershaw to a one o two
and then three out of one oh one, Matt Cain
no hitter with fourteen strikeouts, a Nolan Ryan no hitter
with sixteen strikeouts and two walks, and a Sandy kofax
uh no hitter with fourteen strikeouts.
Speaker 3: Well, actually that was a perfect game, Sandy Kofax.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, actually it was gonna say because this is
relevant to that because I see it here. Of the
twenty four were perfect games in MLB history, how many perfect?
How many had ten or more strikeouts?
Speaker 3: Oh, twenty four, US six, eleven, eleven and ten or more?
Speaker 2: Sandy Kofax is it was four. As you mentioned, it
was fourteen pitches, fourteen strikeouts. That is the most strikeouts
I believe as a five MAC with fourteen him and
Mattcain were the most strikeouts in a perfect game. And
he has one more strikeout and gives up one hit.
So I mean, like what I said on ZBS was
I said, I think there's a bucket of perfect games.
There's a bucket of no hitters. That performance might have
been better than some no hitters. There might be a few,
I'm sorry, perfect games, there might be a few no
hitters that, you know, statistically were kind of better as well.
I think that was like a top twenty pitching performance
in baseball history, and that I what didn't mean any
hyperbole by it. I'm trying not to play the recency
biased of it. But it wasn't just the like I said,
it wasn't just the no walks. It wasn't just the
one hit, nine innings, fifteen strikeouts. It was the other stuff.
It was. He did it as throwing harder than any
pitcher has ever thrown hard in baseball history. He averaged
it out across the board like and he did it
under one hundred pitches. Like I just think like that
was the top twenty pitching performance in baseball history and
probably one of the you know, I think you're five
in the last like twenty years.
Speaker 4: I think you're right, and I think this is the
thing that absolutely puts ms Rowski on the map to
every casual fan too. Like everyone who's been watching baseball
the last couple of years knows who Jacob Misrowski is,
But the casuals that committed out don't. I think after this,
seeing this performance, this is the thing that really, you know,
all of us listening and making this know about Misrowski.
But I think now even the people that you you know,
follow baseball loosely, I think they're.
Speaker 3: Going to know who Misrowski is at this point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I had said, you know, you can tell
me if I'm wrong or right about this, But I think,
like when you have such a highly contested race like
the INNL has been for the cy Young, I think
you needed to have pillar moments. I think you needed
to have your your your defining moment for the season.
And I think Christopher Sanchez wasn't a it was moments.
It was that streak. It was that fifty inning scoreless streak,
Like that was a defining moment. Misrowski has this game
and you can see that like Misserowski's like minus one
ten and and Chris Andres is like plus two hundred,
and then everybody else is like ten to one or
sixteen to one, like those guys separated themselves because it's
not just these great seasons, it was also these defining
moments that have gone with consistency and stuff. And it
was I don't know, man, it was awesome to see.
And it's it's kind of crazy that you know, he's
made that turn face like he did you know what
I mean, Like he just he went away from this
guy that could have some dicey relief shoes of walks
to finding consistency. And dude, this is something I didn't
mention on CBS. Did you know that? You know he
averages throwing that fastball around sixty percent of the time,
he almost threw it seventy five percent of the time.
He threw his fastball more in that start, and I
want to remind you he averaged over one hundred miles
per hour in every single inning, and he threw his
fastball more.
Speaker 4: How much contact was made with the fastball.
Speaker 2: I have to look at it. I'm telling you this
all by memory, by the way.
Speaker 4: And by the way, like looking at this game score
of like all these Brandon Morrow pops up here at
six with a nine inning, one hit shutout with seventeen
strikeouts and two walks.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: So what the rest of.
Speaker 4: These are all Hall of famers and then Brandon Morral,
it's Randy Johnson, Kirkshilling, Nolan Ryan, Warren Spawn, Cofax, Cain
and Kershaw, and Carrie Wood.
Speaker 2: You're wanting to know contact on the fastball. Yes, okay,
there were no hits given off of the fastball. One
hard hit off of the fastball. That's it. By the way,
I didn't mention this. He had forty swings against his fastball. Forty.
He had a fifty seven percent whiff rate and a
fifty two percent called strike and whiff rate. That's CSW percentage.
It's the most Okay, maybe let me throw this out.
It's the most dominant fastball performance in baseball history.
Speaker 3: Well, you know Nolan Ryan.
Speaker 2: Stop.
Speaker 3: You have Nolan Ryan and Randy Johnson in there as well.
Speaker 2: So I'm just saying zero hits off of the fastball,
fifty two rate, forty swinging whiffs, the hardest single pitch,
more than Nolan Ryan, more than Randy Johnson, and he
held one hundred through.
Speaker 3: There's a bunch of guys in here that didn't get
any hits on any of their pitches, you know. But
I understand.
Speaker 4: But again, you have Nolan Ryan and carry Wood and
Randy Johnson in here, you know, so I'm not I
it's one of the best ever, for sure, because it's
one of the best performances ever, but best fastball game ever.
I'm not ready for that yet. Maybe you might be right,
but I just I would have to see the other
games and all that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't want to see the other stuff, but
just I don't know, like that's ridiculous. He was awesome,
you know, he's awesome, the legend continues. What is not
awesome is Bogman took some cash last week and he
essentially burned it because what look.
Speaker 3: Like letting the whole world know.
Speaker 2: By the way, Yeah, well no, I mean like I
was with you on it. I was pushing you for
it because I fell in love with this idea of
Jose Ramirez as this dark horse al candidate, with what
he was doing, the expected numbers, the team context. And
then it's gone because he broke a handmate bone and
or broke his handmate bone in his hand. He's going
to miss four to six weeks and we all know
the terrifying. Scariness of it is that the hamade comes
with kind of a zap of power. Corbyn Carrol came
back quick. To his credit, he did have a little
bit of a struggle in the early on of like
you know how he was adjusting his swing and the
Brasen stuff for this. But some guy, I think Jackson
Holiday did not return very well and he actually went
back on the al if you remember correctly, this is
absolutely brutal for a team that needs him. This is
this kills MVP chances, This hurts Fantasy teams. The six
weeks could turn into mid August if there's a setback
like this is likely going to be This is clearly
after the All Star break, even on a short timeline,
likely going to be August. And it's a brutal blow
for though I will say he was like a little
bit down as far as his average goes, but he
was like elite leader in stolen bases and he was
helping still helping carry teams with the hope of how
he was going to bounce back. Insanely brutal frickin' blow
to Jose Ramirez in Fantasy and Joe had asked, like,
how do you replace it, and I just kind of
kind of like, I don't know, I don't know how
you do. Yeah, you dreamed that you could pick up
a Lawler and he's good or Noel Vie that you know,
maybe he is consistent, but like those are just dreams,
those are just hopes because it's like you you can't
like do you think you are better set picking up
a Lawler or trading away from Strength to try to
facilitate that hole in your lineup? Like which one are
you more likely to do? Like if you had to
trade a high end pitcher and you could get a
lower end pitcher and a hitter to replace Ramirez, or
you play off the wire and let's say Lawler is
out there, Well.
Speaker 4: I guess my question would be who are you buying
at third base that could even do that? Right, because
Miguel Vargas has been great, but Jose was second behind him,
or comedies on the il Stuart is thinking like a
stone Camonaro is fine, Like who is this magical third
basement that you're trading for that's gonna solve all your
problems that Jose's gone? I don't think it's gonna be
any of them. So I'm just gonna pick up and
try to try to piece. If it gets real bad
where you know, uh Lola sucks and all the guys
that I'm rostering that at third base and nothing is working,
then maybe I make a trade. But I try to
I try to work this off the wire because I
just don't see the one magical third baseman that is
bringing me out of this problem with Rose Ramirez being down.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean, you're being speculative about it.
Like I'm saying you have to trade. You're not trading
Hose Rmres by the way, That's not how I understand.
I'm saying you have to trade like a Chase Burns.
You're trading Chase Burns. If you're trading Chase Burns, you
can get a Miguel Vargas. You can get any of
these guys. The question is what is the other piece
with it. So like if you could get Miguel, I
was gonna say, well, I don't think you could get this.
But like Miguel Vargus and Max Meyer for Chase Burns.
Speaker 4: You're not getting more than Miguel Vargas for Chase pers
Vargas is the twenty first player in the bigs right now,
he's sixteen bombs and ten swipes. Okay, so run a
forty four RBI. I don't think. I don't think you're
getting Vargas for Chase Burns straight up.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't agree with that. I like Miguel Vargas
and Redebt Meers, like. I think that's something like I'm
a big buyer of Redebt Meers in the strikeouts, Like,
I think you could pull that off. For Chase Burns,
you get Vargas in him. That's the type of trade
I don't love, by the way, I'm I.
Speaker 4: Guess I'm just I'm weary of Burns because he's never
gone over one hundred innings. So like I think maybe
at Tennessee he went to one hundred innings one year.
Speaker 2: I think another owner is going to not want to
trade him because of that.
Speaker 4: I think that I think that his value is overinflated
right now, and I would trade him. So I wouldn't
trade for him forve Miguel Vargas, So I don't. I
maybe that can work, but I don't see it working personally.
Speaker 2: I think that's the type of thing I would want
to do if I'm trying to find the replacement. Otherwise, yeah,
you're you're probably looking at just playing off the wires
seeing if you can pick some guys up. You know,
as mentioned, I mean, you'll get those back, but what
are you even getting back.
Speaker 4: That's a big question as well. So this it's a
four to six week injury. But like Well said when
he was talking about it, the hamdm a bone scares
people away and it's been brutal to deal with. So
it's almost like, you know.
Speaker 2: I think the trades I'm talking about have to happen
when guys like Zach Geloff and Antonacci are not available.
If they're available, I think Antonaci and Gelloff mentioned they're
both decent replacements. Maybe even the Curtis Mead you could
take a look at. But when those guys and you're like, well,
like okay, they like whoa, then I think you do
have to pay attention to maybe making a move like
that and consolidating. But it might be tough because to
your point, third base isn't ripe, it's not great. You know,
maybe you could buy Matt Chapman, who's been hot right now,
but like people don't want and people probably not trying
to sell mikel Vargus. The only big plus you would
have is if the guy's not using migl Vargas as
a third basement, then they have someone else, you know, that's
getting the job done. They have someone else that's solid there,
that they're comfortable with, and they're like, well, I also
drafted Kevin McGonagall, who can play third, so I'll trade him.
You're gonna need something like that to happen. But brutal
freaking blow for hosts.
Speaker 4: Ezekiel Dron's been hot. He's under fifty percent. Isak is
under fifty percent. I'm trying to find some under fifty percenters.
Royce Lewis has been real hot.
Speaker 2: What's your yeah? Royce is another option you talked about.
Is this what Yahoo?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I'm looking at Yahoo.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: Your boy Noelvie is forty one, so he's probably like
sixty five On the CBS, Galofics thirty eight. Chase me
Droth has been hitting three thirty three over the last
two weeks. He's thirty six percent rostered.
Speaker 2: I said the number one thing I said was I
think you have to play musical chairs with Yes, I
think you have to play streaming. It's like pick up
chase my draft, and then he starts to get cool,
pick up the next hottest guy. Don't get focused on like, well,
you know, I do like Durrowan more than No. It's
like you're gonna have to have quick trigger fingers, You're
gonna have to pay attention to matchups, and sometimes that's
more work than people want. But that is an alternative
that I think can make it happen, especially if you
have a couple of those names, the Antonachi's, the Geloffs,
the I don't know if I like me drop in there.
But still like, if you have like a multitude of
those type of players, then you can play the musical
chairs and that you might be best served doing that.
It's a brutal situation, also brutal watching.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: It used to be a gave off the stats that
happened in Vegas. I legit said those stats were a
season of Nick Kurtz didji.
Speaker 3: It wasn't like one hundred runs, thirty six homer.
Speaker 2: Five homers like eight that were like four fifty plus,
absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 4: And then we obviously this was the most run scored
by the Rockies in a game ever and they've had
three runs. They've had every home game in Colorado and
this is the most runs in a game ever for
the Rockies.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, absolutely crazy. So I mean, then, God, that
series is done. Unless you just love offense, you know, God,
rest your pictures.
Speaker 3: That have been do the Vegas Stadium is in a dome.
Speaker 2: Yea, they need to do. I thought about this. I
forget to say the leaning off. They should just make
another sphere and then just like they play inside the
sphere and then.
Speaker 3: Basically what they're doing.
Speaker 2: They could have advertising on the outside of the sphere
or they could live broadcast the game on the sphere
while it's going on, and they should play in there.
Speaker 3: I think it's sphere shaped. Have you seen the concept
for it isn't much.
Speaker 2: More of like a UFO look, and I don't think it's.
Speaker 4: The well, it's very it kind of looks like SOFI.
I think it's going to be very very open on
the top, so the sun.
Speaker 2: Does look like Yeah, I want this to be like
full sphere with LEDs and then you can do your advertisements,
you can sell and then.
Speaker 3: Like more money than elon Muskaz now.
Speaker 2: They would I mean, look at the sphere, the sphere.
You want to go seek it. Their dumb ass show
that they have, that's just like the Basic show. It's
like one hundred and fifty dollars to get in for tickets.
Now go put that. You could have band and then
the bands are playing their No Doubts playing there and
stuff they're doing Wizard of Oz. If you had this
stadium when baseball isn't going on, and you could do
the advertisements on the outside and fit all this, don't
make that money back instantly. Just get rid of this
stupid ass design, put some LEDs on it, call it
a day. That's what I'm saying. Make it sphere two
point zero, bigger.
Speaker 3: Sphere, bigger sphere, bigger sphere.
Speaker 2: They're building a giant movie.
Speaker 3: It was just in Vegas.
Speaker 2: Did you know they're building a giant guitar hotel. I
don't know if that's a hard rock. They're literally building
a hard rock. They're building a giant guitar that is
taller than it looks like anything in Vegas, and it's
just going upwards. You're telling me they can't make another
ball full LEDs for baseball.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not saying that. I'm just saying they're not
going to spend the money on it. They're going to
do whatever. This Sunshine Stadium is where they get all
of the sun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is weird. This is weird looking too. By
the way, I don't know, they should have consulted me beforehand.
Speaker 3: It's better than my League ballpark. So I don't think
that load of crap that was gone on. Yeah, I
mean just pictures cannot Well, this is why the PC sucks,
you know, you know that.
Speaker 2: You know what's funny though, is did you see there
was a thing. I think there's a player that was
like I don't know if there was a player that
was like talking about it on the outside or whatever.
But they're saying like they're already having MLB players talking
to the current players about wanting to come to Vegas.
So the whole point was they're going to have zero
issue recruiting players to come out.
Speaker 3: Well, recruiting position players.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true. I wonder that's what I wonder if well, no,
no position players really want to go there. But I
wonder if pitchers will want to go there because they
want to be in that environment at all.
Speaker 3: What what do you mean they just gave up one
hundred runs.
Speaker 2: No pictures, pictures, Like, oh, you're saying it's not even
a question they.
Speaker 3: Don't want to go there.
Speaker 2: But I'm saying, if you got if you've got all
these people saying like, no, dude, people want to be
in the new stadium, they want to live in Vegas
and whatever. I wonder if pictures are a part of that.
Speaker 4: No, I mean, I think you're gonna have to see
how the stadium plays for a year if you're a picture.
So you know, if I'm a free agent and the
A's are coming after me, you don't have to pay
me significantly more money than I'm requesting to get me
to move off of, you know, going to the Mets
or somebody. So uh, and you know, just tell me
that it's gonna be a condition proof in the stadium,
right like we're not gonna open it, we're gonna have
a humidor we're gonna do all that stuff. Then fine,
I'll go there. But if it's gonna be like it
was for the six games or they score one hundred runs,
why would I ever want to go to Vegas find
a pictures just like going to Colorado.
Speaker 3: Maybe worse that.
Speaker 2: Is true, That is true, all right. Other news, Trek
Scuble returned in the Quick Injury Department throw away the
thirty eight Days or whatever. He returned going four and
two thirds, gave up five hits too, and runs, four
strikeouts and a walk, and he's kind of back on
his stuff. Impressive, very very impressive that you know, it
wasn't just it wasn't like a fat or gimmick or
something like that. You know what I'm saying, Like he
was able to return.
Speaker 3: He didn't like he was no Garrett Crochet is what
you're saying.
Speaker 2: Nine whiffs. You know, he only had nine whiffs on
on that bad Boy or whatever. But you know, still
a great outing. His velo is forcing Vello was actually up.
That might be the big shocker. His sinker and forcing
were up over a mile prour. His slider was up
about a half mile prour on the season total. So
I think that's like the number one sign is that
everything was golden.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he looked great. There's a surgery named after him.
Speaker 4: Now, like everything is looking up for Terrek Scoubel, right
now he's looking great.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It's a beautiful thing and you can feel, you
can feel goods about it. Other things going down and
just Munnos was removed on Sunday with a tight back
and has been kind of a disaster. He has been
a disaster this season, and this could lead I think
this could lead to this could lead to Jose Ferrera
getting some time.
Speaker 4: I think he's going to have to. I mean, Munos
has been bad. I think the bigger question overall is
are the Mariners really comfortable with Munyo's closing games for
them the rest of the year. He's been bad. Now
he has this back thing. They don't have a lot
of experience closing behind him, So do they want to
bring somebody in? Do they want to try to go
get Chapman or bring in Sea Wald or well, Fir.
Speaker 2: Has been one of the best pictures in base like
best relievers out there, So I think they could go
in like without making a big trade. But yeah, maybe
to your point, if a team is selling, they can
go and get some depth.
Speaker 3: And Munya's just been so bad.
Speaker 4: Who knows like it even if you move Fir into
that spot, Like, is Muno is going to be okay
in the seventh or eighth or do you just need
somebody else because he's too hurt or whatever? Is going
on with him. He's just been bad for like the
last six weeks. I feel like every single week we
talk about him in the blown saves or loss category.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. Yeah, Corey seekers dealing with can cushion symptoms.
He's been kind of in and out of consistency as well.
Spencer Strider, this is a big one today. You left
to start on Sunday with shoulder tightness. I think they
put him on the el. But the positive is that
he had an MRI and they just showed inflammation and
there's no terrors.
Speaker 3: So that was his VLO down in his last start
because I think it's terrible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well the inflammation in his arm and stuff. So
but they said there's no tears, there's no surgery or whatever.
It's just inflammation right now. So that's like best case scenario.
It could still like not be good, but you know,
I don't think he's going to be out for like
a super extended long period of time.
Speaker 4: Let's say he clunks it to the finish line of
this season, right like, he gets there, but it's kind
of ugly. It's not the Strider that we know next season.
Do you think that you'll be in on the by
low for Strider or are you just going to be
out because it's been multiple years of issues here.
Speaker 2: I think I'm out right now, Like I'm not. I
was out kind of earlier on he said like multiple
years of declining Velo and stuff like that. I am
interested that he's now like a four pitch pitcher. He
throws four pitches ten percent of more of the time
versus him being like the two pitch guy. So yeah,
so like that's interesting to me. I would kind of
be out until I see, like, you know, does he
have a healthy offseason? Are we seeing Velo ups? Like
I just want to hear some positive reports on him,
But I haven't felt super good about Strider in a while.
Not gonna feel good about any Pasquentino. He is out
four to six weeks. He also had a handmaide issue,
a handmad bone fracture. Cudable. He's easily cutable. He's been
cudable for a long time. For people not Fantasy relevant,
this is gonna absolutely kill that. Also on top of it,
Cole Reagan's is undergoing more tests after he had a
set back. So the Royals are just this is disastrous,
just disastrous run that they're having ONEO Cruz is out
four to six weeks with a hand injury, so we've
got a bunch of significant guys out. Vlad missed a
couple games to watch that. Francisco Lidoor is now expected
to be back before the end of June, which is
a big plus. But Britain Rooker not a big plus.
I l with a bone bruise and his left knee.
Any thoughts in any of those guys, Vlad, lindor Rooker, anybody?
Speaker 4: I mean, it's starting to feel like a lost season
for Rooker. Second, il Stint just sucks.
Speaker 3: Vinnie P was bad before the entry.
Speaker 4: I mean, I guess just I want to know what
your overarching thoughts on moving forward with Vinnie P. Is
this a guy that you know he comes back and
has a hot month. Are you trying to get rid
of him in Dynasty? Are you holding on to him like.
Speaker 2: Oh dynastics, As I already said, I'm cutting him.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: I understand for this year like it's a bad year,
the handmake Boney's bad, right, But long term value on VINNP?
Speaker 3: Are we down? Well?
Speaker 2: I think we have to be down. How down are Yeah?
I mean that's a good question. I don't know, man,
I'm not sure what to say about that, because well.
Speaker 4: What about look at your can you pull up your
first base ranks real quick just in see where you
have him and see like, is he going to be
in the next tier down?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't. I don't do positional dynasty, So I
just have them like I have the position, but I
don't sort them out by position. And if I'm doing
a rough look here I had him before I make
this update. I mean Jesus, I mean I think he's Yeah,
he's like a ten or eleven at first base. Yeah,
I think that's lower. I mean he had a horrible season.
He never rebounded from it. He had a handmai bo,
this might be a lost season. I'm an advocate for
sure for like you know, talented players, especially like the
thing about Vinnie was he had a floor. He was like, hey,
I don't strike out and I do a really good
job of hitting the ball hard and pulling it, and
he's growing in power. So like, I actually think there's
a long, longer term floor. I'm an advocate for not
just giving up on players. So I would not be
someone that wants in dynasty to trade Vinnie Paspentino off
for a bucket of balls, you know what I mean,
Like it would still.
Speaker 3: Have to do like a late for like a number
nine eight.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean, it's very draft.
Speaker 3: Those guys are always so far away.
Speaker 4: That's why it's hard to trade even like a you know,
borderline top one hundred asset for them, but out.
Speaker 3: Of it, like Vinnie's going to be thirty next year
and he's got That's kind of what I'm thinking, Like,
I don't think that's the worst thing in the world,
but you know, if you said like a top, like
if it was like a sixth like fifth or sixth
pick or something like that, I would be like, absolutely,
but probably do.
Speaker 2: It no matter what, especially if you're in just long rebuild.
But I just have general worries about it. So I
don't want to just give him away for nothing or
cut him in a dynasty or something like that. But
maybe you know he is going down, you know, down
the list a little bit more Like I had kind
of a separation between him and like Alec Burlson. I'd
not that you were not going to get Gurlson for him,
but like that's probably going to change you know, he's
probably going to be in a closer line with like
some trip A guys or I'm trying to look here,
like would move him for Dansby Swanson. Dansby's kind of
sucked this year. I think he's in that kind of
vicinity or so.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Also Josh Naylor speaking first baseman, he was removed
Sunday with a shin injury. Keep an eye out for that.
We had a couple of call ups. Cooper Pratt got
the call up as well as Blaize Jordan. I believe
Blazes Jordan hit a homer in his first game or
second game, and then Cooper Pratt. We're going to see
where he goes. Pretty interesting call up for him on
where he's gonna slide in. They'll probably be in the
back half.
Speaker 3: Of Waldy sent down today too. I know you guys
are talking about that earlier. Yeah, I think. But Tommy
Troy had a really great weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought it was gonna be Tommy Troy that
would go down. But tom but like you said, Tommy's
just been good. Uh while they's offenses kind of struggled,
So I think they just made it. Like is Carlos
Santana dead. I heard his name. He's in Triple A
right now. He was rehabbing. They're gonna have to They
got a lot of decisions.
Speaker 3: So they're going to push Grover back down.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think Grover will come back down for one more
run with Carlos Santana and great defense. Yeah, and I
think if grow if Santana struggles again, they defa him
and then Grover comes back up and plays. But Santana's
close lordis is back obviously, by the way. That's why
Waldy is being sent down. Some other things. Some guys
potentially coming back. Eric Croset though, is not coming back
until probably after the All Star Game because he said
he's close to throwing but doesn't expect to be back
before the All Star Game.
Speaker 3: So there you go.
Speaker 2: So that should be after probably closer to August. Ellie
is ninety percent recovered according to MRI, so that's solid.
That was done on Friday, so that.
Speaker 3: Was and that was the MRI.
Speaker 4: They got moved up, remember, because they weren't going to
do it until today Monday, so they did it on
Friday and they said, man, you're looking pretty good. So Ellie,
like Scooble, might be a freaking nature like that.
Speaker 2: Yep, Hunter Brown is going to be returning tomorrow on Tuesday,
so that's a big plus. This is going to be interesting.
This is actually wrong. Hunter Green is pitching on Thursday
or Friday. He told me. He told me Friday because
I was there on Saturday. But the note out there
is Thursday. He threw on Saturday, and he threw at
the Reds Complex. I happened to just go there. It
was an early day thing. He threw a live session too,
and he was in full uniform. They had all the
track data and stuff like that, and he threw like
thirty five to fifty pitches somewhere in there, throwing strikes,
throwing his split fingers.
Speaker 3: I wrote it wrong. It's Thursday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it's listed Thursday out there. But what's interesting
is after I asked him and he said, he said
six days from now. So like, if I'm on Saturday
and I hear six days from now, do you think
Thursday or do you think Friday? I think think Thursday.
I'll see if someone says a week, I would say, okay,
that's Saturday. Six days would be Friday. Here's why this
isn't important to any of you guys. But here's why.
The in complex ball, the Reds go and play the Cubs,
So they travel on Thursday. On Friday they're at home
in their stadium where he could not have to go
really far. So we'll have to see. I'm not one
hundred percent sure what it is, but either way, Hunter
Green is gonna do his first minor league sanctioned game
on Thursday or Friday. Everyone says Thursday, and that means
he's one step closer. He looked pretty good in his outing.
He was really like, well, he was competitive.
Speaker 4: To be fair, the report just says that he starts
a rehab assignment on Thursday.
Speaker 3: It doesn't mean he's starting well.
Speaker 2: I saw a report that said that he's throwing on Thursday.
He just what again, it doesn't really matter. But like
he was. His fastball looked great, his secondaries look good.
He was really talking up the coaches there, asking because
they were calling balls and strikes, and he was asking,
you know, when a ball was off how far. It
was like he was in great spirits. He looked good.
He walked in.
Speaker 3: It was hot day.
Speaker 2: It was like a hundred. It felt like it was
like one hundred and five.
Speaker 3: And it was not in June in Arizona.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ten am, so he looked good. I would feel
pretty comfortable about that. And the rehab starts about to happen.
Noah Schultz making a rehab assignment starting on Tuesday. I
mentioned Cole Reagan's car. Carlos Stanton is having some imaging
with a setback on his back issue. Guessing he tried
to open a bag of chips or something.
Speaker 4: I mean, just retire, dude, What is he like? Thirty six,
thirty seven? Can't stay on the field. Always heard heard
in his rehab process like grabbing mic.
Speaker 2: You know about done? Yeah, it's it's we're about done, lawler.
Alejandro Kirk activated Drake Baldin starting a rehab assignment on Saturday,
and then we had a couple of other injuries. Don't
why he's done here, but Grace Rodriguez, Trent Grisham, I
l and Dalton bar show on the IL. So a
bunch of damn injuries all over the freaking place. You
have any players to even play anymore? Really?
Speaker 3: You good bro? You good bro?
Speaker 2: All right, let's take a break when we come back.
Let's take a look at the last seven days on
hitters and pitchers couple slump in performances. See if anybody
has us worried, and then we'll take a look at
any of the offhanded closure report stuff and we'll do
it on end this league right after this.
Speaker 3: I know how you're feeling right now.
Speaker 2: Don't do that. I'm here for you, oh Ian the league.
All right, let's take a look at the last seven
days and we'll start with our hitters. Of course, batting
average Byron Buxton is your leader with a four fifty eight.
Royce and Eldridge both with four fifty five. We had
a four to fifty from Chapman and Soto. Cheerio is
in the four something's, James Wood was there. Buxton has
been beast mode. But let's not talk about Bucks, and
let's talk about the next two guys. Royce Lewis, as
mentioned here, his ownership percentage is not up like crazy.
He just got called back up. He actually is going
to probably qualify third and first for some people. And
he just had a week where he balled out and
his season number still just don't look good. He's hitting
two eleven with a sub three hundred OVP. He does
have six homers in four stolen bases, but he's hitting
three seventy nine in the month of June. The last
week has been great. He has a hit in every
single game he's played in June except one so far.
So Royce is probably one of the best prime pickups
out there. When you lose guys like Ramirez and you
lose Vinnie Pasquentino. Just praying to God that he can
kind of like maintain. But Roy's been on that little
beast mode thing.
Speaker 3: Royce has been great.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 3: Let me just talk to the audience real quick. Everybody listen.
Speaker 2: You know who you are.
Speaker 3: Don't pick up Royce Lewis. As soon as you pick
him up, he's going to get hurt the person who
has cursed him.
Speaker 2: You know who you are. I'm speaking to only the
person that has cursed. I appreciate you doing this. You
are right. There is someone out there that is the curse.
We don't know who it is, but you know who
you are, correct.
Speaker 4: So we're gonna try to get a witch doctor work
on this curse pretty soon. But just don't pick him
up because we're all enjoying it right now. We're all
enjoying it. Unless you're just a buzzkill. If you're buzz Killington,
go ahead and at him so he gets hurt again.
So I just want to let everybody know that I
am preaching to the one person that has cursed him
to take this curse away.
Speaker 3: Don't ruin this version of Royce.
Speaker 2: This is what we want. I agree. Don't be the
one that ruins this for all of us. Another guy
who has been red hot is Bryce Eldridge, hitting three
seventeen five homers on the season. He obviously hit the
four fifty plus over the last week. He's got a
three four five slash right now, which is crazy. His
strikeout rate is down to twenty percent. He is looking elite.
He is, I mean, his profile is bab baseballed on
page doesn't qualify he is awesome. Who would you rather
Royce Lewis or Bryce Eldridge Aldridge not a question? Okay,
even the util only Bryce Eldridge.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't don't care.
Speaker 4: Look, if I'm looking for a bat, I mean, look,
if I'm if I had Jose Ramirez, i need to
replace him, then it's obvious that it's Royce. But right now,
if I just have a util spot, you just hitting
four hundred four thirteen for the month of June with
three homers, ten runs, ten RBI.
Speaker 3: He's looking great.
Speaker 4: You just mentioned three four five slash second hottest hitter
in the Giants lineup behind Matt Chapman. Jesus, Matt Chapman's
been going crazy as well. So, uh yeah, Eldridge is
easily the guy because he doesn't have this sordid injury history.
And you know, I probably just made the curse person
pick up hois suis and.
Speaker 2: He probably just cursed Bryce Oders. You want to hear
something crazy too? This is I mean, what is his
babbitt though? Three seventy three, it's it's high. I did
not expect this from Bryce Eldridge. He's hitting three ninety
one against lefties. He is hitting everybody. He's not striking out,
he's walking, he's hitting the ball hard, he's barreling, he's
getting in there and he's pulling the crap out of it.
He's doing all the stuff. I agree with you, it
is hands down, Bryce Eldridge. What do you think his
ownership percentage is on the aggregate? I'm gonna look here,
I whip some.
Speaker 3: I say it's close to fifty.
Speaker 2: Now, this is the combo. Yeah, this is the combo
of takoot between Yahoo and ESPN. He is, Yeah, that's
the combo.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Yahoo is probably closer to what you were saying in
the forties and ESPN is probably eight scenes.
Speaker 4: Did you see the announcers with the tarps off, Yeah,
they fong out.
Speaker 2: I gotta be honest with you. I don't know, I
don't have much. I have no communication with Roto Wear.
I don't even know if the guy likes me, but
he should probably have a hog out shirt like yesterday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Eldridge hogs out. Absolutely, that was it was always borderline.
But I did get a hogs out Twitter post on
the big screen at Chase when they had the All
Star Game.
Speaker 2: There, hashtag hogs out right, you know where you can
like the teams will say, like, use this hashtag and
we'll put you on the jumbo tron. Bogman did the
hash Diamondbacks.
Speaker 3: Hashtag, hashtag All Star Sunday. Yeah, hashtag hogs out. San
Francisco would have loved you.
Speaker 4: I got somebody fired, apparently not. Apparently you could just
say hogs out on a baseball broadcast and it's no issue.
Speaker 2: No one's concerned about that. I'm let's go to Let's
go it was hilarious. Let's see Rodo ware. We'll go
to their website. I don't see any I don't see
a hogs out. It's just it's a really missed opportunity.
It's really disappointing because let's see.
Speaker 3: I'd have a hard time buying a Giants shirt, but
Bubba my buy it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I don't see. I think there's some other
players we need to get going here too. But oh,
there's a really cool Diamondbacks one snakes. It looks like
the Sun's logo with the snakes around. It's yeah, we
need We're gonna need hogs out.
Speaker 4: So should we make should we make a you know,
it looks like it looks like the tarps off section,
but everybody has their pants off and it's.
Speaker 2: All It should be a silhouette of Bryce Eldridge holding
the bat down here and its dogs out right. Oh man,
I love it. I created that. I want some create
a creative copyright to Johnny Sins. You ever done any
of modeling, Yeah, it's just not the modeling that you're
referring to. All right, So batting average, I mean a
lot of the big key guys turios really turned it around.
You mentioned Chapman James Wood on that list again, but
Royce and Eldridge to me are two really interesting guys
with you know, like availability out there. Though maybe to
the greater point, I have more trust in Eldridge than
I do Ryce Lewis.
Speaker 3: I think so too.
Speaker 4: And by the way, just looking at Chapman right here,
six homers hitting four fifteen in June in forty one
at bats. He had no homers in May in one
hundred and two at bats and only one in April.
Between March and April in one hundred and eighteen at bats,
so he has really really turned it on over the
last two weeks here.
Speaker 2: Also turning it on in the homer Un department, I
mentioned Jackson Curio he had five, but also Alec Burlson
had five in the four homer Un department. A bunch
of a's of course, Soda Strom Kerts in that outing,
and then Buxton. But I want to talk about Alex
Burlson here for a second because I off handedly mentioned him.
His value just belongs in such a better department. Dudes
hitting two eighty seven on the year with thirteen homers
two stolen bases, an absolutely red beautiful hitting profile, good
barrel and hard hits out there. His expected slug is
one of the best in the league, and expected batting
average that's higher than he's currently at right now, low strikeout,
higher walk. He's barreling more than he had done in
previous points of his career, and he is pulling the
ball a little bit more and the results are there.
He is lining himself up. Yeah, I mean, pace wise,
it's probably a thirty home run season, but it'll probably
get twenty five home run season. I don't think it's
out of pocket to say that he could be like
ninety ninety, maybe even one hundred hundred.
Speaker 3: Arnold's offense is great right now, that's kind of that team.
Speaker 2: He's like the middle contact piece between the weather Holds
and the Jordan Walkers and stuff like that. I just
think he's wildly underrated. Like I'd love to get him
thrown into a trade if you're doing two fers or
if you know you're kind of talking about that that
Joser Ramirez stuff we were doing trades on fantasy pros,
like I'd love to get Alec Burlson, and then like
a pitcher if I were trading, I used Chase. I
don't know why I kept using Chase Burns as an example,
but like, if you have to trade from strength, and
let's say it's pitching, I think pitching is going to
get you more coming back. If you had to trade
like a higher end pitcher like a or a MacLean
or something like that, If you could get a Burlson
and then like a median pitcher, I really think you're
doing well and you're making up Now. Obviously Burlson doesn't
make up for Josier Meer's positionally, but you know, for
the bat either way, Like if you can get Burlson
in some type of trade, He's just one of those
guys that I think he's more boring than what his
production comes across, and people might be willing to let
him go unless they feel how I feel about it.
But I'm I'm just an out Burlson guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean he's been great, so it's a good
time to be a burtlesing guy.
Speaker 2: I guess so. And then Churio just you know, picking
up Cheerio's been hot this past week nine homers, five
stolen bases, three twenty two average. He's been crazy next
year Churio or Acunya.
Speaker 3: Yeah, see it's Churio for me. Uh, but I don't know,
I think they're in the same bucket.
Speaker 2: They're definitely in the same bucket for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the kind of injury prone star players, I think,
you know, it's probably recentcy Buyas right now saying Cheerio.
But I also don't have any shares of Acunya because
I was already a little afraid. So yeah, Acunia is
kind of working his way out. It's unfortunate too, after
that massive year and you see everything that could have
been it's just never going.
Speaker 3: To be again.
Speaker 2: It feels like, yeah, it'll be something. And the RBAI department, Sure,
Churio is the leader again. So Tario had a really
great week. He had ten, more RBI than anybody. Soderstrom
and Jordan Walker had nine. They were number two, and
then there's a handful of guys in the number three department. Uh,
let's take a look at Sodastrom for a second, because
let's see how much that Vegas pushed him back up,
because he showed up in a couple spots. He'd been
kind of cooling a little bit. He's hitting two forty
one on the season, twelve homers obviously this last week.
Let's see what he's done in June. Yeah, he's hitting
three seventeen in June. He hit two forty two in May,
and a lot of those homers looked like they did.
I mean it was it. Four Four of his homers,
four of the five homers this month came in Vegas.
His batting average DEAF only ticked up like it looks
like fifteen points. Are you a buyer of Soda Strom
or are you selling coming off of this Vegas run?
Speaker 4: No, I think I'm a buyer. And the batpip is
still real bad. It's still two fifty seven for him.
His career is two ninety so last year he's three
twenty seven with this twenty five bombs in ninety three RBI.
So I think I think it's a nice time to
buy Soderstorm right now. If I'm honest, So I'm I'm buying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think it's a baud. I don't think
it's a bad time. His CA percentage is the lowest
it's ever been, seventeen percent. He's walking more, he's getting
the ball in the air more, he's pulling a little
bit more, and then you got summer months in Sacramento
that are coming up. So I think I'm in agreement
with you. This is like a really good time to
get in because the batting average is low. It's a
little wonky because he just had the Vegas run, But
I don't know, you know, you might be able to
have a seller like I said, like, yeah, four of
those came in Vegas, Like you can sell that a
little bit and might be a really good time to buy.
Speaker 4: People shouldn't look at Vegas and go, ah, it's only Vegas.
They're in Sacramentos, so it's still a PCL ballpark that
plays to the hitter.
Speaker 2: So yeah, exactly. In the run department, nobody scored more
runs than James Wood this past week with nine. We
had Cheerio Adele Herrera and Otto Lopez with eight, some
familiar names at seven, Burlson, you also had CAGs in there,
Liam Hicks. I want to take a stopover at Atto
Lopez real quick. I feel like we haven't talked about
him much. I believe he's still like the batting title champion,
three forty three, five homers, thirteen stolen bases, ridiculous. His
XBA is at two ninety six, which is phenomenal. He's
really repeated a lot of what he did last year.
He is just hitting the ball harder while really not walking,
but it is eating three eighty nine against fastballs, three
fourteen against breaking pitches, and three and two point eighty
against off speed pitches. But he has a lower XBA
against everything. But the off speed is actually an expected
batting average of one to seventy eight. So I'm gonna
guess probably gonna have some babbitby things. Yeah, he's a
career three fourteen. He's up at three ninety, so he's
over obviously overperforming, but he's getting counting stats that are
adding to it. So even if he just levels out,
he looks like he's pacing to be like a twelve
to fifteen homer, twenty to thirty stolen base with Really
you know what, dude, he's this year's Perdomo.
Speaker 3: What's his XBA.
Speaker 2: I think you're right about that, by the way, And
by the way, he's got forty four runs and thirty
one RBI, so it's not like a one for one.
But if he has eighty five RBI with one hundred runs,
he hits three ten with fifteen homers and twenty five
stolen bases. He is this year's per Domo.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I mean it's a great season for him. Is
he He's got to be top ten in runs?
Speaker 4: Is he not?
Speaker 2: I would say that's gotta be top to I bet
he's top twenty five on Yahoo's system. They fall over
themselves for uh rookie ghost all over themselves to see
three forty three average.
Speaker 3: I just want to take a look and see who
is the leader in average right now? Do you already look?
Speaker 2: No? But I think Otto Lopez is your qualified leader.
Speaker 3: Okay, it is Otto Lopez at three forty three. Number
two is three thirty one. Do you know who?
Speaker 2: It is hard to guess? Three and four should be easy,
three four should.
Speaker 3: Kind of be easy. But number two is a tough one.
Speaker 2: It's somebody stupid, and I think it's on I don't
know it's Jung Hooley. Oh that wasn't what I was thinking,
was that's okay? Eloisa Rises? Is he still in there?
Speaker 3: Rises at six at three nineteen?
Speaker 4: Uh three? Is Jordan in three twenty six? Then Brandon
marsh at three twenty two? In yondi at three twenty
mar Shohnston at three seventeen.
Speaker 2: Dude, Yeah, yeah, he's been crazy.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: The Brandon Marsha is the one that was like eat
me up. That was the one. Nick and Zales is
over three hundred. He's hitting three zero one right now.
Crazy good seasons though, But like wear you out on
Onto Lopez? Do you you like the comp But do
you buy that he's this year's per a Domo because
what that means is like he should be valued as
a top fifty player.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I think he is.
Speaker 4: He he's gotten better this month as well, three twenty two,
three thirty nine, three ninety six, so he keeps ascending
in this He's stealing bases. The power is in a zero.
He did have three in April in March and he
only has one in May and one in June. So
I don't think the power is gonna quite get there.
But the stolen bases are not off. The batting average
is enough. He's been great, way better than I thought
this year. Excellent, Yeah, ridiculous.
Speaker 2: In the stolen based department, we had Jazz Chisholm with
four at the top with three, we had Lawler Lopez Noelve,
McClean Perdomo, A bunch of guys in there. Let's Hailia
Lawler for a second. Did he come out the gates swinging?
Speaker 3: He really did.
Speaker 4: Did you see that catch he had in center in
his second start ever two where he ran into the wall?
Speaker 3: Oh ever start?
Speaker 2: Yeah, one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that kind of ever center field start and yeah,
no I died into the wall.
Speaker 2: Yeah he did. He had three stolen bases against the Reds.
He played two games against them where he went two
for four with two stolen bases, and then the next
game he was zero for three, but he had a
walk in a stolen base. So, man, if he's going
to be aggressive on there, that's the thing where you
look and you're like, you know, he could be some
type of like cheap Walmart, you know, Jose Ramire's replacement.
The problem we just don't know is is like his
sample sizers are still so low. He got the ball
in the air to his launch angles twenty three with
a pull rate of thirty three percent. If those continue,
that is the elite of elite, and a magical things
are going to happen, even if he doesn't have a
high barrel rate or great hard hit rate. I just
don't know if those are going to Actually.
Speaker 3: He did play the whole weekend in Sinsey two, so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and at Cincinnati. But like things are off to
a decent start. Twenty four percent k percentage. What did
he do in his two games back? He struck out
only once between two games. That's that's what I'm here for.
Give me that, give me low strikeout Jordan Lawler. It
looks like the profile is changing a little bit. It's
like I said, it's low, hard hit, it's median barrel.
It's very and I do this almost sickly, but it's
it's what's in my brain, guys. It is the CJA.
This looks like c. J. Abrams did a couple of
years ago, where it was like, you know, he was
six or seven percent barrel rate, seventeen to twenty percent
launch angle. He did not hit the ball hard. His
strikeout rates started to go like, that's the type of
guy that it's looking like right now, So I'm here
for that's he lowered his bat speed and stuff. We'll
just see if it continues with Lawler, but pretty impressive
stuff from Lawler. He should definitely be a pickup in
the speculation market. And it thought's on Jazz. By the way,
Jazz has really turned the season around, I feel like
I was giving up on him. The average is still walking,
it's down at two twenty nine. His XBA is up,
but it's lower. Still does that makes sense? Like his
XBA at a time was like under two hundred. It's
two fourteen right now. So there's still batting average problems.
They're still strikeout problems. But he's found a rhythm where
whatever he hits, he's still going to be like a
twenty five to forty guy. This year he's got twenty
stolen bases in nine homers. So where are you at
on Jazz and his value?
Speaker 4: I mean, it's just so unbelievably. This is like Marcus
Simion level streaky right two oh two in March and April,
three homers, nine stolen bases though then to eighty one,
but the same three homers and five stolen bases, and
now he's hitting one seventy one. Guess what with three
homers and six stolen bases. So the average is just
so up and.
Speaker 3: Down, but he is.
Speaker 4: He's putting homers on the board, he's giving you stolen bases.
So I'm kind of if you've rostered him, I'm just
kind of eating the average.
Speaker 2: But he's actually similar to all the ra mirrors. By
the way, just want to point out ri Mirrors is
bat average dunk? Like maybe you can get Jazz on
like A. I mean, Jazz is just tough in general,
but maybe you could, you know, get him involved in something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you have really good average on your team,
like he winted every wee you can head to head
or your top two three in Rodo, then yeah, I
would say you can take the risk on Jazz.
Speaker 2: All right, let's you have your walks in here as
you always like to do. By the way, Jazz was
tied with Otani at the tippy top as well as
Gunner and.
Speaker 3: Getting on base.
Speaker 2: That's why he keeps stealing basis. Yeah, that's exactly slumps.
Here's some guys you're not gonna worry about. Okay, there
could be worries, but there's no application could tell Marte
is itting two fifty five. Is he a bad teammate?
We'll never know, two homers Toy said. By the way,
though I have to tell this story. Have I told
the casino story to you? With katl about the casino.
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: So all it is is Katl likes to go to
the casino.
Speaker 3: Oh you did tell I've told you.
Speaker 2: I think I've told this on air. And the joke
about it is, I have my friend stays it, talking
stick a lot, just you know, just likes to hang out.
And every time he goes.
Speaker 1: It's not me.
Speaker 2: I can't, of course, every time friend Okay, I'm not
gonna say his name, but every time he goes, I
swear to God that she has sent me no less
than three to four pictures where he goes and he
sees Kattel there and he takes a picture and sends
it to me and we laugh about it. Guess what
text I got last night?
Speaker 4: Could tell Martine They just got back into town, so
had to go get his fixed. But they're not enough
Riverboat Gamble casinos in Sinci.
Speaker 2: I guess, yeah, wouldn't at the game end yesterday. That's
a really good it was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so they it was a getaway day, so they
left immediately after the game to come back home.
Speaker 2: Well, I can tell you exactly where he was. He
was chilling at the crabs table as he or the
roulette table.
Speaker 3: I don't like that.
Speaker 2: I know I kind of don't like it either, And
I'm not trying to like dog on him about everything
like that.
Speaker 3: But there is all until Dan Bakley. Please appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Dan's on vacation right now. See here, Look, I'm going
to show you why that because he posted look right there,
and he goes, what's that say, says Catel, And who's
that right there? Bogs? Not you, That's not me, yep,
And that's Catel is just out of all of his
cronies standing around him too. One of the guys over
there is Yeah, he's got these dudes that are just
always with him.
Speaker 3: It's it's I.
Speaker 4: Wonder if one of them security, but the other one
they're probably just he probably pays them both.
Speaker 2: I mean, hey, listen, I'm not gonna hate on him
that at least A. He's not like c J. Abrams
and it's five am and he's doing it. B He's
not out, you know, at a club doing insanity and getting.
Speaker 3: He's just sitting and he's just a he just went
right to Casino, Arizona, the airport. No, nothing to worry about.
Speaker 2: I don't even I don't know if he went home
I think he went straight there.
Speaker 3: So take that for what it is, eating Skyline chili.
Speaker 2: So maybe you should. Maybe there is this maybe he's
trying to get out of it is the blackjack table trade.
Speaker 3: He just made this worse than I'm sorry I did.
Speaker 2: Actually make it worse trade Turner hitting two hundred, Vlad
hitting one eighty four. Is there anybody you're worried about there?
Like there's a general Vlad worry I have.
Speaker 3: He is Glad ever going to hit another homer?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know. I don't think he is.
He's the one guy where he just he's never evolved
his game.
Speaker 3: His game is just like three home runs this year,
yeah three. He hit forty eight in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: Josh Donaldson is now apparently just completely done with baseball,
and he was he's doing like media and stuff, and
he was talking about how, you know, playing with Lad.
He's like, the problem is is like Vlad just gets
on top of the ball, Like that's what he does
because he is he's aiming, you know, for like center field,
and he's a he's a pure doubles hitter in the
in the way that his brain is wired to that
and he's like he's got he but we've seen him
hit four eight. No, I know, it's so weird.
Speaker 3: It's an impossible thing that can never happen.
Speaker 2: What was so funny? Go watch this interview because it
was almost like Donaldson wanted to be like, he's got
to do lung. He wanted to he wanted to stay
launch angle. He wanted to say the stuff that gets everybody,
all the players mad, but then he wouldn't do it.
It was just very funny.
Speaker 4: I understand why launch angle makes the players mad. Why
it's like it's like a buzzword for them.
Speaker 2: They don't like it. They hear launch angle and they
think it's like nerds that are sitting out there trying
to tell them how to play the game. And it's
just like, however, you can translate into getting the ball
in the air. We're just telling you that you need
to get the ball in the air more so you.
Speaker 3: Can give to diet.
Speaker 2: I understand you just like that word. There's another one
I was just thinking of. I was just about to say,
but I didn't want to get too mad. You put
it in the yeah yeah, yeah, yeah from earlier. All right,
So here here's something that maybe do have you worried? No,
I'm not gonna say it. I was going to say it,
and it was I was going to laugh to myself.
Speaker 3: See this grin on the Welsh's face. You know what
we're h I know exactly which one of its?
Speaker 2: Yeah right?
Speaker 3: Never did we just say not don't say it.
Speaker 2: I didn't say it. I was just thinking a song.
Speaker 3: This is what Welsh does, by the way, is he'll
say I didn't say it when he badgers someone else
to say it or hints at it wholly and completely,
and then it'll be like, oh, I didn't say it.
Speaker 2: I didn't say it.
Speaker 3: That's that's a Welsh is in one on one real Welsh.
Speaker 2: Well, the welshi Ism is screwing something out that's like
another Welsh things because you're trying to when you're a Welshist.
Speaker 4: But I can say a Welsh activity is to know
what aggravates you and badgers somebody else into saying it
to you or uh you know, that's the starting around
it and then going oh I didn't do it.
Speaker 2: That's a Welsh being a Welsh hole, right, yeah, yeah, yeah,
all right. Jurned around one seventy four over the last
two weeks, one homer, one stolen base, eight for forty six.
My boy sal Stewart won seventy eight, only one homer.
Andy Pa has one eighty five, two homer, six stolen bases.
Between those three, who are you most worried about? If
any south Stewart, this has been. I feel like this
has been the last two months, as was salth Stewart
good in May. He's still got a two forty seven
batting average, So it definitely hasn't been the last two months,
because that's average would be way down. In May he
hit two forty. In April he hit yeah, so with
thirty five. He's just been consistently in.
Speaker 3: April, in March.
Speaker 4: In April he hit two eighty one with nine homers.
He had two forty with three homers. Last month he's
hitting one seventy eight with one homer this Yeah, this
month he's really second. South Stewart is he had a
very nice start. He's not as good. He's twenty two.
He's got so much room to grow. Uh, but he
is not going to hit forty five homers this year.
It's not happening, guys. Uh.
Speaker 2: Jurin therans a little bit for me, but I'm still
a sal guy some other struggles. You've got Mookie Bets
hitting two twenty four, Nico Horner hitting one seventy one,
Mike Trout one forty nine, Mandy Michatto is still hitting
one eighty, Willie Adamas one fifty six. I'm actually getting
the other two. Not gonna even bring up. We had
to Exavior Edwards and Ken McGonagall. I don't want to
put them in that same bucket. But of these, you
got Mookie Horner, Trout, Machado Adamis. I'm actually on the
opposite end of Bets. I put this in a Fantasy
Pros video. I'm a buyer of Mookie Bets right now.
His XBA is in the two sixties. His profile looks
very similar to where it was before. He's got a
one ninety babbit. So I am buy Mookie Bets right
now before it turns. But I am I am worried
about my boy Trout. I'm actually not worried about Machado
because I think Machado might just be cooked at this point.
So I have more worried about that Rout and Horner
than I do anybody else.
Speaker 4: What I was gonna be like you're not worried about Machado,
And then you're like, yeah, I'm not worried about him
because I'm just done with.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I think I'm just like, I think I'm
over it, Like I love Mandy Machado.
Speaker 4: I think you know what, I want you to take
a crack at what Manny Machado's babbub is this? And
I'll give you last year was three oh seven and
his career is two ninety five. What is Machada's bapup
in twenty twenty six?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Wait, did you give it to me? What it was
last year?
Speaker 3: I said, three oh seven, last year, career two ninety five. Yeah,
I think it's it's like two thirty lower.
Speaker 2: Oh Jesus, is it lower? Really? Uh? Was it one
ninety lower?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: His babbub is lower than one ninety.
Speaker 3: It's one seventy eight.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's gotta be one of the worst in baseball.
Speaker 4: It's gotta be. And his average is one seventy five.
So my guy in here was Machado. But I think
you're right. I think he's just done. So yeah, I mean,
I obviously think Trout is going to get hurt at
some point. Also, he sucks right now. He's probably playing
through an injury he doesn't want us to know about
because he's always hurt. So Trout is probably the one
that I would worry about the most. But I'm I'm
I think Trout you put in the same bucket as Machado.
Speaker 3: Maybe you should.
Speaker 2: You might be right about that. And then I don't
know if if I'm just not like super worried about
Edwards and McGonagall. But we do need them to hit.
That's what they're here for. That is what you were
made for. Before we get to pitching, there is an
update and this is a little bit egg on my
face here. Remember when I was like, hey, it's a
good sign about Strider and stuff like that. The Atlanta
Braves official account just posted that, following a consultation with
doctor Keith Meister, the spitis Strider is being shut down
from throwing for a month. For four weeks, just throwing
for a month. Then we'll undergo in a follow up MRI.
Provided that the skin is clear, he will then begin
a throwing program. That's two months, so that is too much.
That is a month of nothing. If it's clean, he
can then start a throwing program which will then lead
to a minor league rehab assignment. That is two months.
Speaker 4: I mean, listen, there are eight games up, eight games
up in the in the division. Anything wrong with Let's
figure it out now. Let's figure it out now and
get him back for the playoffs, maybe.
Speaker 2: To be traded. They should be calling the Red Sox
on sunny Gray. They should be calling the Marlins. Well,
I guess they're not probably going to get the Marlins
to do Sanuel Contra, but they should be.
Speaker 3: They should be making moves, for sure.
Speaker 2: They should be making some moves on the pitching side,
some big hitter or some big named owner ownership percentages,
some big performances. Obviously it's not on here, but Jacob
Mierowski was pretty damn good. Yoshanobu Yamamoto lost a no
hitter in the eighth after eight and one third seven strikeouts,
and then he gave up a big ass home run
to who the hell was it? Some loser? I'm not
somebody remember I remember who was Margas? No the dude
like picked it up off the ground too, is ridiculous.
I don't know. Yamamoto has been pretty amazing. Jacob deGrom
six inning, six hits, too and runs five strikeouts against Boston.
Joe Ryan continues to dominate quality start six innings, three
and runs, eight strikeouts. Paul Sken struck out ten against
Miami and six innings. Kim Schlitzler seven innings, one and run,
seven strikeouts. I actually think he's been one of those
sneaky guys that he just jumped right back into that
al like you just owned and Peter points Tristan, Peter,
I told you it was like some doofy ass player
that hit that bomb. Kevin Gossman seven and seven against
the Yankees. Logan Web has really turned stuff around. Eight innings,
zero earned runs, zero walk, seven strikeouts.
Speaker 4: I told everybody to go try to get him when
he was coming off the IL. It was like two
days before that start in Colorado. I said, go trade
for him now, because I think he's going to be
the guy that we thought. He was coming in the.
Speaker 2: Drafting and putting on every stupid guide.
Speaker 3: And then you were calling him the prince that was
promised on leading though.
Speaker 2: This was the web that was promised. This was the
web that he was promised here because I was selling
him up. He is the glue to your rotation. And
what my whole plan for this year was what get
me a Logan web get me another guy, and then
get me a Nolan McClain or Chase Burns. Unfortunately I
did not say miss Rowski, but like, pair those guys
around a guy like Logan Webb, and he was not
that up until the last couple starts. He's really found
his rhythm again. And I'm I'm happy you said that,
and I'm happy that he has turned it around for sure.
Sonny Gray is mentioned by the way. Six innings, seven
strikeouts against the Rangers. Valdi was good. Seven innings, six
strikeouts against Boston. We a little bit of worry there.
Jose Soriano five innings, five strikeouts, norton runs against Tampa.
I am selling him though, but he did get it. Yes,
I still sell him, but I'm still selling him. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Finally, I think it was like four or five ugly
starts in a row, so this was a nice sign.
Speaker 2: Kyle Harrison, nice bounce back after getting his tits lit.
Six innings, three strikeouts, no walk, so that was solid.
Sandie O Contra eight innings, seven strikeouts against Pittsburgh. Max
Meyer jumping down six innings, nine strikeouts were in the
eighty three percentle own. Mike Soroka continues to do it.
Seven innings, seven strikeouts, Bryce Miller eight innings, seven strikeouts,
and all but Chandler five and two thirds, two in
runs and six strikeouts. Gotta give him credit. Gotta of
the Pirates credit that they have still not dumped out
on him, like they've had all the opportunities to just
be like, we got to send Bubba down. They haven't.
They let him work through it, and they're like, these
are the type of start he needs to rattle off
a few of these.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Bubba has like two good starts in a row
after this one.
Speaker 3: Are you looking to trade or are you looking to buy?
Speaker 2: I think I'm gonna buy because I don't think there's
a trade market for Bubba Chandler, and I don't think
one will materialize this year. I think you'd be better set,
like you get him on the dirt cheap and then
you see if you can run it out. He's got
five straight starts of going five innings, which is huge.
There's even the clankers aren't clankers, like five innings, four
earned runs a game against the Cubs five innings, four
and runs against the Astros like they didn't come with
great strikeouts, which is a little bit of the problem.
But the last two starts against the Braves and the
Marlins have been good. His strikeouts are coming back up,
Like you know, it's just the profile looks so bad.
The market does not speak to buying to you being
able to sell him. But his expected ERA is more
than a half a run lower, so like, maybe good
times are coming. I think these last couple of starts
have been pretty revealing, So I think I might try
to buy him on the dirt dirt cheap, some under
fifty percent guys who had some good outings. Zach Gallon
six innings, four and run or three and runs, four
strikeouts against the Reds. He's forty three percent own. Are
you doing this? No? No, I'm not all right because
I'm not doing this with Gallon.
Speaker 4: I'm no nice are But it's still I mean, he
still gave up eight base runners in six innings and
only struck out four.
Speaker 3: So pass I.
Speaker 2: Wish someone could waste twenty million dollars on me, like seriously,
like it's the what a waste of money.
Speaker 3: He is living it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do live in Arizona. No one's wasting twenty
million dollars on me.
Speaker 4: Zach Gallen, Well, start throwing pitches. Apparently they'll sign you
if you live in Arizona and you.
Speaker 3: Like it there.
Speaker 2: I guess if I really like it there, what kind
of contra is he gonna get? By the way, is
gonna be nothing. He's gonna have to resign with the
he's'd be like, you know what, I really love Arizona
and I want to come back, and I'm going to
sign a two year, ten million dollar deal.
Speaker 3: That's it. I mean, it's probably somewhere in that range.
So maybe I get him back on the cheap.
Speaker 2: We'll see Stephen Kolik seven and one third, four strikeouts,
nowhere and runs thirty six percent own Walker Buehler five innings,
five strikeouts with no walks against Baltimore, twenty two percent
own sham Andya six innings, six strikeouts, two in runs
against Atlanta and Anthony k five innings, two and runs,
seven strikeouts against the Dodgers and kay has like seven
straight starts I think of giving up like two earn runs.
Who of that list, colek Buehler, manayah Ka, Who's the
one that you want to invest in low ownership percentages.
Speaker 4: I think Walker Buehler's put like three or four good
ones together in a row. Has Kate really been that good?
Speaker 2: Yeah, long a street, I'll give it to you right now. Yeah,
his game log is because I saw the five.
Speaker 3: Well now he had he had that clunker four innings
and yeah.
Speaker 2: But it was I'm sorry, it was like six of
his last seven because it's one, two, three, four, five,
six seven eight. Yeah, So seven of his last eight
starts he has given two or less earned runs up
and every one of those starts he's gone five except
the one where he got them things jiggled by the phillies.
Everything else has been good. Anthony k doesn't know how
to just break down hitters. He knows how to break
down hitters from the mound four three four era, though
expected is higher. He's just been really good as of
recent But all the peripherals are a little tough to stomach.
I think I'll go with Walker Buehler.
Speaker 4: I don't really like any of this group, to be honest,
but Walker Buehler has been low strikeouts, but it's been
what is it, I guess four starts in a row.
Without giving up more than two earned and he hasn't
given up more than three earned since May fifth.
Speaker 3: So yeah, Bueler has been on an iice little streak.
I think he's the guy I like out of.
Speaker 2: That group in the se department. Emerson hand hockey, he got,
he got them things jiggled. Four inning, six earned runs,
two strike outs against Washington. We mentioned Strider, doesn't matter,
he's done. Bryce Eldridge four innings, elder Elderham Sorry, I
was thinking about six earned runs only two strikeouts against
the Mets. Conley early Joe was mad because I put
him on the cell last week and then he proceeded
to give up six earned runs and eleven hits against
the Rangers. Rokie Sazaki. That one pisses me off because
I'm like, I'm a rookie guy. He just gets blasted
by the White Sox for seven earned runs. Weather's got blasted,
your boy?
Speaker 3: Yeah? A europe set about Sasaki like am. I couldn't
make it out of the first He.
Speaker 2: Got close to having a yes hitter. He had two
thirds of an inning, fiven runs, one strikeout against the Royals.
Who's the person?
Speaker 3: I mean?
Speaker 2: Those are different degrees of ownership. But I mean, just
shoot all of them into the sun. Who cares they're
all bad? Well, I still I'm still on Hancock.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that you are.
Speaker 4: Elder and Emerson Hancock have been fine. The rest of
these guys.
Speaker 2: I'm not an elder guy, not an Eldridge ring guy.
I'm a sazaki and handcock guy. You can blast the
mind into the sun. You can blast Conley early out
like I was trying to sell. I mean early It'll
be okay. But I think you needed to take care
of like my very.
Speaker 4: Short I think Elder Elder Ring in Hancock are the
only ones that you have to hold. The rest can
all go.
Speaker 2: I saw someone playing Eldering the other day. That game
looks so not entertaining. No, it's it's plays a lot.
I did.
Speaker 3: Our boy John is into it, so I bought it
and I played some of it. It just looks like
it it is. It's going to take a level of
investment that I'm just not ready for you. By the way,
total missed opportunity here. Did this reminded me because of John?
Speaker 2: Did you see I released the shirt, the Joe shirt? Yeah, yeah,
I gotta say there's there's some positives and negatives. The
negative is I'm very dis appointed the sales have been low.
I'm very disappointed that people are listening to me when
I say do not buy this shirt to upset Joe.
I'm very disappointed that people aren't doing But John text
me and he was like, I don't know why you
said it like this, by the way, like he wouldn't
support us, because he was like, the only reason I
bought this was because he loves one piece with the anime,
which I made the logo in respect of that. But
go and check it out on the t Springs store.
I sent out a link if you want to check.
Speaker 3: Out it was it was funny.
Speaker 4: I was in I was in a car with him
and our buddy Will and another guy we knew from
high school named Jason, and Jason and John were talking
about anime and I'm like, I can't believe I'm not
the biggest nerd in this car right now.
Speaker 3: No, yeah, I'm not.
Speaker 2: John was asking me, He's like, are you I'm like, nah,
Like I watched a Cowboy Bebop when I was like
younger on like adult Swim, but nothing else really, And
if you ever considered, like remember the old MTV shows
like Ion, Flux and.
Speaker 4: Like Mad Max was is it called uh manga? What
do they call like the I don't know, like the
the anime comic books.
Speaker 3: That's my problem.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know any of this stuff.
Speaker 3: I don't Flux and Mad Max probably weren't even in
that realm. But it's like that's not only given hint.
I had try, that's all.
Speaker 2: But don't get those shirts. They're available out there. There's
also a Welshism thing, which is funny, the Welshism shirt,
but that one I totally don't want lots of people
to buy it and then take pictures with it and
then send each individual picture I see to if you're
only into one piece geez. Yeah, John bought it because
he was into one piece. Yeah, and and wink wink yeah,
uh huh yeah. It was well she all the time,
all right. And then in the closer department, in and
this out here, we had a couple of blown saves.
Alex Lang got a blown save and Louis Varland, two
very hot names. Louis Varland obviously because he's ship and
Alex Lang just because I'm not gonna believe that it's
the end of the show, you're gonna do it whatever,
and Alex Lang because he was a pick up. I'm
still on Alex Lang. I don't know about you. Yeah, okay,
you're there, non non closer saves Brian and Bray. You
ended up picking one after Hater had pitched a bunch
before Ryan, Zephyr Jan had got one, Andrew Morris, Ebenezer screwge.
Who the hell is this?
Speaker 3: It was a three inning in that massive win from
last night.
Speaker 2: This is like a big nothing burger here, Like.
Speaker 4: No, I mean, zephyr Jen has two in a week,
so maybe that's interesting from the Angels, but yeah, nothing
else here.
Speaker 2: I'm Ron Burgundy.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'm Ron Burgundy.
Speaker 2: I don't know. All right, Well, go to in this
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