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is hurt the end. That's the update. Oh, I mean,
dimebacks done. We don't have the we have the d
back cast here. But like the team is just it
is a disaster pile after disaster pile of injuries, and
there's there's you know what, though I did this on
the prospecting segment we did today, there's gonna be some
fantasy relevance from it once they once they d f
as a gallon and once they move off of Kelly,
and once they get all of these guys off this team,
and there's gonna be opportunities for other you know, maybe
Fought will come back and disappoint us, but Spencer Gasting,
Mitch Bratt, Cold Drake, like we're gonna get some of
these guys to have a little bit of run, and
there might be some fans from right now, right then
they just came yeah, and he might stay there, but
like he he could definitely be a starter. The other
guy I brought up in prospecting is I don't even
know if you've heard heard of him, but Manuel Payana
with the d Backs. Manuel Pania leads the minor leagues
in homers. Nobody has more homers than him. And this
isn't like a twenty five or twenty six twenty two
years old. Twenty two year old can play first. I
think he could play second, kind of built strong, just
went up to Triple A, and it's like if they
start moving off of pieces, not that they're gonna I guess.
I mean first basically be the place that he could go,
but they've also got to take a look at Tyler Lockley.
Or Tyler Lockley would be a fantasy thing. Like I
think the Navenbacks are gonna sell soon and there's gonna
be Yeah, Jose Cabrera, someone was asking me about him.
You got Jose Cabrera. Walschman will be back up, Like
I'm picking up some of those guys if I'm or
if I'm speculating for production or you know, in keep
your dynasties, like if you can get them on the
dirt cheap, there's gonna be a little bit run happening.
But not exactly where we need to start with baseball.
A big injury that I want to know if there's
any concern for you here. Bobby Witz has not played
since Thursday. They've not placed him on the i L.
But the MRI showed an mcl sprain, what's happening? Yeah, yeah,
what's happening. What's going on? What's going on?
Speaker 3: That's the goal, that is the game.
Speaker 2: Now, this is still America. What's happening? Joe is a
really really good one. By the way, I can't do
it as good, but it always makes me live. I've
seen it. I've seen it.
Speaker 3: It's really good. He's almost as good as that dude
on SNL. So but yeah, it sucks, man, And I mean,
just put him on the IL. What are we doing? Like,
I understand he's Bobby Witt. You want him back in
your lineup. If he's only going to miss four or
five days. I understand that. But he had an MRI.
It showed an MCL's brain. Give him fifteen days off
and then get him back right like you don't want to.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I guess if you can get him back in a
week instead of two, do it, but.
Speaker 2: Spot right now. Yeah, but maybe they just don't need it.
It's not like a thing and they think, you know
that it's gonna heal in five or six days, and
they're not pressing it. And it's one of the I
don't know. I think this would be more of a
thing if he had been put on the eye l
then you would start to worry with all the other
injuries that are going around baseball. Is this something we
don't know? I mean, you know, he.
Speaker 3: Can still be retroactively placed on the eye out and
that would work.
Speaker 2: That would be the thing that would work me. But
like look at Judge, it's like the only what's going on,
Crochet is not throwing. There's no timetable, like it's all
the no timetable. We do at least know this, right,
it's a sprain MCL. It's not gonna be forever. It's
the best case one grade one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a couple of weeks maybe at most, so it's
not gonna be bad, and it might not even be
bad enough for him to miss an entire week, So
we'll see.
Speaker 2: I guess nothing nothing too crazy like another cycle we're
like a week out of. And by the way, Joe
did not start the show off again with another cycle.
He said he would have done it if it was
on Sunday, and I was like, brother, the whole weekend
counts for the Monday show didn't.
Speaker 3: Even Harper's first career cycle man.
Speaker 2: Didn't even But I got some better for he didn't
even talk about it. But you want to know the
other stat did you know he came triple short of
hitting a cycle the next day as well. I did
see that he almost hit that and that was the
in the first person or the last person to have
done that was his teammate Trey Turner when they were
in Washington together.
Speaker 3: So I thought that was just like cycles and back
to back nights.
Speaker 2: No, he almost did, like, oh, the same thing, like
Trey Turner was the last the same thing.
Speaker 3: Oh god, I just forgot who was it they hit
the cycle for us? Aaron Hill? He did it like
he did it? Oh, like it was like a yeah, yeah,
It's like a four or five day, know a difference
or whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hit like it was Hills. No, it was Aaron
Hills one hundred percent, but I think it was like
four days. Let's see if I'm right. No. Eleven Days
made major League Baseball history by becoming the only player
in the modern era to hit for the cycle twice
in the same season, and incredibly rare feed he accomplished
in just eleven days. He did it on June eighteenth,
by the way, June must be the cycle time.
Speaker 3: And all was traveling.
Speaker 2: That was the first one, yeah, I guess. And then
he did that against the Mariners, and then eleven days
later June twenty ninth, he did it against Silwaukee.
Speaker 3: I saw one Jake McCarthy hit a walk off triple
last night, and I saw someone I think it was
like a Rockies reporter was trying to go and find
the last walk off triple that has happened, and he
saw an article from twenty eleven saying that it had
only happened seven times before it happened alright, six times,
I guess before it happened in twenty eleven, So this
might have been the first walk off triple in what
would that be fifteen years and Jake McCarty against I
can't remember who they walked off the other night, they
walked off somebody.
Speaker 2: But think about, like how many triples does a team accumulate,
you know, in a season. You think like, well, if
they're Diamondbacks, well, if you're Corby Carroll, it's yeah, the
best bet in my life was Lee him to lead
the league in triples. But like, you know what, I'm
generally saying, like, what is a team what is a
team total? Somewhere between twenty five and thirty five or
something like that that happens total, So of like, let's
just call it thirty for argument's sake. Here, of thirty
total hits for a team in a season, for then
one to also be a walk off, yeah, I could
see how that would be, I like, weird, crazy, But
that's what was kind of the fun of the poking
with Joe and stuff about the cycles. It's like, I
feel like cycles are getting thrown into this thing where
it's not as special, and it's like it is like, okay,
for Homer games are more special than cycles. We don't
have to argue that, But you know, the cycle is
still like a pretty incredible thing that happens like a
handful of times at best in a singular season, and
it's a cool baseball feat that is specific to baseball.
I just I think it's great. I think it's and
Bryce Harper doing it for the first time his career
is wild almost doing it back to back knights as
wild and Harper has just like caught fire. Absolutely he
really has. Season batting average is sitting only at two
sixty nine, but he's got seven homers, six dolen bases,
his strikeout rates lower, his walk rate is better. In
the month of June, he's hitting two ninety seven with
those homers. I mean, he's just starting to pick it
back up and kind of be vintage like. He looks
like he's gonna have one of the better fantasy seasons
in like a really really long time.
Speaker 3: I think for Harper it's just staying to the finish
line at this point in his career. So looks great
right now. Got nice and hot, so we like that
in the hottest month, which is great. So I gotta
I think a cycle's almost because as they combine, no
hitter Welsh I gotta be honest, they're just.
Speaker 2: Oh, what's really I don't know. What do you think
is better? Cycles?
Speaker 3: Definitely better than a combined I just know you hate
combined no hitters.
Speaker 2: There's kind of an I like the individualism of the
cycle with it, but I combine not no hitters. If
we're actually being honest, it's it's probably actually not that
much different. They're probably similar in here.
Speaker 3: I think there's way more combined no hitters than there
are cycles in a season. At least recently, there have been. Yeah,
maybe not, Maybe I'm making that up.
Speaker 2: Wait, I'm sorry. You say there's more combined no hitters,
See no, I think I bet you there's really not.
I think there's only like, I.
Speaker 3: Bet you it's pretty close now that we're thinking about it.
I bet I think it was only two. I guess
there was only two last year, is what I'm guessing.
Combined no hitters. Let me see how many cycles in
baseball in the last ten seasons?
Speaker 2: How many cycles?
Speaker 3: How many do you think I'm asking the Google machine?
Thirty nine?
Speaker 2: I was gonna guess, but okay, sorry, sorry? How many
combined no hitters? Oh, I bet there's been eight in
the last ten years. Now, I think you got to
look at no hitters in that, I think there's just
so many less no hit the combined no hitters tough.
Speaker 3: You want to take it, you want to take a
crack at the real number.
Speaker 2: Since I I don't, I won't just play it that
it's thirty nine. I'm sorry, it's thirteen.
Speaker 3: Sorry, it's thirteen thirty nine cycles thirteen combined over the.
Speaker 2: Last time those. Yeah, so I mean the combined no
hit But also it's like it's opportunity, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 3: Like, it's also just like if the guy has a
no hitter, you know, unless he's at one hundred and
ten pitches, which I guess is what it is.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying, Like the opportunity for the cycle
is every single day for every single player, and it
doesn't happen to me. That's a little bit bigger than Yes,
there's only smaller. Yeah, it's just like how many times
does a guy go no hits in the sixth inning,
can't finish, turns it over to the bullpen and then
they don't do that? Like that would be the interesting
stat how many times does that happen? Get turned over?
Speaker 3: And most starting hitters have like one hundred and forty
games at least to get this, and starters only have
thirty two starts, but not just yeah we.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess it is one hundred and forty games
because it's not one singular event. They got the whole game.
But yeah, I mean either way, it's you know, it's
not that big of a deal, but you know what,
it's got me on. I've been on this little kick
of looking at play the like modern players and just
being like, is this guy all Hall of Famer? You know, Like,
so it happened with I did it with k Tell
earlier this year. Then I was looking like Cutch and
then starting to pick up a few more. Goldie was
another one of those, and then it just you just
hit me with it. I'm like, oh, what about Bryce Harper?
Bryce definitely looks like he's in that he's gone. I
don't know, yeah, I don't know if people consider him.
Speaker 3: Like rings Walk, like, yeah, he's gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah. He's a two time MVP, he's a World Series MVP,
Rookie of the Year, eight time All Star, he's at
career bombs, three hundred and eighty career homers, and he's
thirty three years old. So if he plays another.
Speaker 3: Five secene, five hundred home Yeah, and he.
Speaker 2: Averages twenty homer or like even twenty two homers. He's
gonna get to five hundred homers. He should push two
hundred stolen bases. He's got a career two ninety seven,
three eighty six, five nineteen, So that's a pretty good
slash line he's got in there. How many total hits,
he's got eighteen hundred hits, so like he's gonna be
probably twenty five hundred hits, five hundred homers, two hundred
stolen bases with probably like a two seventy two seventy
five batting average, Like.
Speaker 3: It will be first ballot, but he'll go in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's gonna be one of those guys that just
just had me thinking about Bryce. But picking it back
up in Roland, I saw people up in arms about
the raw Fael Devers stuff. I actually want to see
if I can find this clip rock Faeld Devers was
refusing to be pinch hit for and was shooting off
Jonah pinch run for him, sorry, was shooing off Jonah
Cox and was like telling him to like go away,
go away, hits do I dare you know what I'm
gonna play this. I don't know. I doubt this is bleeped,
and I am not going to bleep it because I
don't care to just deal with it. But did you
see this Eric Eric Burns commenting on this our boy?
And by the way, did you know that Eric Burns
was here this weekend? Our dear friend, Eric Burns, friend
of the show?
Speaker 3: He was in Arizona.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I had a couple of people I know Azon,
I don't think so. He's like a California type of guy.
He definitely doesn't live here anymore. I thought he did
live here. Oh maybe you know better than me. I
don't know, but definitely. This is Eric Burns's reaction to
Raphael Dever's not being willing to be pinchhit for. This
is pretty simple. You here.
Speaker 4: That's one of the most dodge shit, immature, embarrassing moments
that I've seen from a big league player, as unprofessional
as you could possibly get, as selfish as you could
possibly be by basically saying fuck you to your manager,
fuck you to your teammates, walk you to your first
base coach, and really kind of fuck you for the
game of baseball in general.
Speaker 2: It was horrific.
Speaker 4: I cannot make light of this situation at all.
Speaker 2: Really, I don't even tell.
Speaker 4: Us trying to sweep it under the rug. Edge's no
big deal, competitor. I want my guy to be out there, dude,
save that shit. Man, if he wasn't making three hundred large,
he'd be fucking released.
Speaker 2: Gone. Look at Burn's go Burns and Will Clark just
they love to sling it. That's like old school baseball guys.
I will say in many things about Eric Burns's hard
to take serious voice.
Speaker 3: Why does he sound like a junior A little bit?
Speaker 2: You sound like a wrestler. Sounds like what I sounded
like during my cold A little bit. I still have
a little bit of that hack, but it's going. It's
hard to take up serious when he's standing, Like whenever
I see someone standing and like they're just like he's
just like bouncing around and stuff like. It's a little
bit tough. But what do you think about Burns's comments
on Devers? It's very dramatic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it was it stupid. Of course it
was stupid, and it made him look like an idiot.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I don't telling me Devers is not a
great teammate. Yeah what a shock, right, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: If you want to not be pinched run for, then
lose some weight, fat ass, Like, it's not that hard,
right you have you have a three hundred million dollar contract.
You can move in a chef, you can move in
a personal trainer something.
Speaker 2: I don't think it has any.
Speaker 3: Well listen, if you don't want to be pinch run for,
then don't be so fat. That's pretty it's pretty easy, right,
I mean, and I'm a fat guy. So this is
the pot calling the kettle black or whatever you want
to say. But I don't get paid three hundred million
dollars to play, so it was ridiculous that he didn't,
you know, want to leave the game. He had, but
I'm you know, I'm not gonna scream and ran rave
like Eric Burns.
Speaker 2: My god, that was much. Well here, let's do this
other one. There's like, there's more. This is great. I
didn't realize there's such a thing. People do not like Devers, no, no,
one hundred percent. And I think he's proven to not
be a likable I keep doing the wrong thing. He's
I mean, when you wouldn't play another position to help
out your team, I think that like that. That's why
I'm a little confused. Why don't I don't know why
people are like, why are people shocked? Yeah? Yeah, yeah yeah,
they're like can you believe? Like what a bad teammate?
It's like, well, now, how about like when you wouldn't
play a position to help your team and then you
would call out young guys for like he essentially called
out Christian Campbell for being willing to help the team
and undermine him. But this is Ken Rosenthal on the
San Francisco K and BR and I guess this is
like more like there's a very interesting word of insubordination.
Not do what he did yesterday.
Speaker 5: It was basically insubordination. And I know fans will say, well,
what about the manager? Why won't the manager bench him?
Why won't Tony Veitello erupt a Devers? Not so easy
to do when the player is owed more than two
hundred million dollars. Major league manager has only so much power.
So here we are in this situation. The Giants, of course,
are in cell mode. Yeah they love the trade. Ralphield
Devers ha ha ha, good luck. And I was amused
by the MLB dot Com headline on.
Speaker 2: This story today in which.
Speaker 5: It said Giants clear the air after Devers tries to
wave off pinch runner.
Speaker 2: There was no clearing of the air.
Speaker 5: Devers did not comment after the game, another bad look
for him. And here are the Giants that are going
nowhere fifteen games under five hundred, only a game and
a half ahead of the Rockies for the worst team
in the National League.
Speaker 3: A ye, ken is more mad that he wouldn't answer
questions after the game.
Speaker 2: I feel like, I just like, I find it so
funny that like he is just he is hated, Bevers
is so hated, but he's also just such an entitled
just kind of like he's the diva superstar, Like he
wants to run things. He wants everything to be run
by him. Don't pinch run. That's a very What's what
I think is so funny about that. It's a very
inside baseball thing. None of us were sitting home at
night talking like I don't you were more worked up
about apparently him not you know, being on g LP
ones or whatever. Then I give a crap about but
like he like I don't care about that type of stuff, Like,
oh yeah, it looks kind of stupid. But the baseball
people are like, you don't do that. It's like, how
about when he didn't want to play a position to
help his team. Let's get I think that was use
that same energy though in him waving off a thing.
It's not that big of a deal, but it also
shows I think a bigger thing is like if I
Tello doesn't have a great grasp on this roster. It's
highly paid, they.
Speaker 3: Don't have a lot of it's a one run game
and you're clogging up the bass paths right like.
Speaker 2: He eventually got out, but he and been like get
thee out of here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, honestly, like he does. Yeah, there is He needs
to be traded somewhere with veterans that will not let
him get away with that. And by not letting, I
mean they will beat the crap out of him.
Speaker 2: I like, you have to have like a Machado like
in front of him, that type of guy.
Speaker 3: He needs to go somewhere where there's a bigger fish
so that he has to listen to that fish. Because
thought that big guy San Francisco.
Speaker 2: You would have thought the boss man.
Speaker 3: But is Busterer posing gonna come down to the dugout?
Uh from the booth and were they even at home.
I don't know if buster pose he was even in Miami,
is right, So so just get someone in there that
is a bigger name than Rafael Devers and tell him
to shut the hell up. You need to start listening
to somebody.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Yeah, I think it's just weird. I
just find it hilarious in that, and I always find
it very hilarious anybody talking about this team. I don't
know anything that's going to take on these contracts, and
whether he's team or.
Speaker 3: Not, Yeah, I mean, I I don't know. Man Dev's
just it's really not that big a deal. But if
this is what we're seeing in the public eye, what
do we not seeing? I think that's the big question.
We are not seeing this issue that is probably much
bigger on a day to day basis. I bet you
he's refusing to do little things as well. So just really.
Speaker 2: Terrible look for like eat better like you were saying.
Speaker 3: I mean, honestly, seriously, if you want to not be
pinch run for, then don't have a gut in a
game of fat.
Speaker 2: Like they kill that Manny Machado. And it doesn't have
to do with his size it could just agree want
someone faster, like Jonah Cox is a fast guy, Like
I don't I don't think anything to do with like
he's overweight, like he could have been skinnier version Jonah
Cox is a younger, faster player in that type of situation.
I'm you know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: There's plenty of guys that wouldn't have been punch pinch
run for because their bat is too good, even in
a one run game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the one run game. Taking the bat out of
the offense is kind of interesting.
Speaker 3: But it was the bottom it was the bottom of
the ninth, the top of the night or whatever, so like,
you know, this is our last chance to score a
run to tie this game. Let the fast guy run.
What are we doing?
Speaker 2: Well? I guess it was that inning and then the
following inning could have happened. Oh you know, I forgot
about this. You know what the thing was was when
he came to the dug out after I forgot, Like
he like sideswiped one of the coaches that trying to
like pat him and stuff like just very big crime.
Speaker 3: He's a giant cry baby. Yeah, it's very baseball.
Speaker 2: Cry baby stuff like be a good teammate, but Eric
Burns leaving the charge apparently, and just type in raphaeldevers
if you want a bunch of overreactions about.
Speaker 3: How Red was Will Clark's face when he was talking
about this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we just showed Burns there. But yeah, there's just
I mean, you saw the f ball, you heard the
f bombs with Burns. Get to Will Clark and there.
Speaker 3: Those two are Will wants some killed.
Speaker 2: Burns needs to step on his little foot sensory board
or whatever to camp down. Get your shockers right, brother,
all right. Some other news around baseball. Red Sox have
spoken to Sonny Gray about waving his no trade clause.
I didn't even realize he had a no trade clause.
How does he have one? Though? Because you get it
for I mean it must have been contract. Yeah, you're
working in the contract because Buxton's is different, Buck. I
love Buxton where he's like but f exactly because he's
ten five ten with the same team. Uh, he has
full right of refusal. That's what could tell now howse
with the Diamondbacks they can nix any trade and Bucks
and he doesn't care how bad or good that team is.
He ain't going nowhere. But Sonny Gray will have to
wave it, and I think he should, and I think
he will, and I think the Red Sox will trade him.
So I think if that conversation started to happen, the
season starting to open up for it. Ellie Daily Cruz
activated today, so he's gonna be back in action, which
is much needed for the Reds Yes, at offense is
I didn't realize he needed for my team. We're talking
about this on leading off Dude, did you you know
that how bad Ehanos Warrez is? But you also know
he's sitting one ninety eight at home just to Arizona.
He just needs to go back to Arizona. Man, That's right.
He need some home cooking. He can't thrive anywhere else.
He's hitting like two something. He's hitting two eleven on
the road, one ninety eight at home.
Speaker 3: Can you play first base?
Speaker 2: He can? Of course, you can get him at first
base forgot's sake. Get that bat back home. By l
he'll be back, so that's huge. Brinda Woodruff returned activated
from the al and had a monster game six innings,
one hit, ten strikeouts against that Reds again offense. A
little bit wonky in there, but really huge for Branda Woodruff,
especially like I might have been a little tenuous about
starting him off of the return from the IL, but
for him to roll, I think that breeds great, great confidence,
and that leads me to this a little bit tough
because he's being activated today and he's going. But just
even if this is after the fact, Shane Bieber is
finally being activated after a billion years in the minor
leagues and they recovery, any chance you are comfortable starting
him out the gate or if he does struggle the
second start, like where you at on Bieber.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm okay with starting Bieber kind of out of
the shoot. It didn't you have two or three rehab start,
so I think he'll be okay.
Speaker 2: So I'm not I'm not placing I'm not facing him.
I mean, look right off of the I olt ten strikeouts. Look, yeah,
but Woodrow was already like here in normal and stuff
like Bieber hasn't I think, isn't this Yeah, but he
hasn't pitched this year in the in the majors, is
what I'm saying. Pitch once. He doesn't have a Yeah,
he doesn't have a single start this year. So it's
been injuries, and recovery and minor league. I think now
you're making me want to look.
Speaker 3: You're playing the Astros. I mean, the Astros offense hasn't
been great.
Speaker 2: I feel like Bieber had he had five starts in
the minors. You want to take I guess it is
minor league r the idea six? Oh yeah, I actually
kind of think he does. He has not. He's gone
five and two of the I mean you can't.
Speaker 3: Here's the thing is, what's he gonna go three innings?
Four innings?
Speaker 2: You know? Five in both of his last minor league starts.
I don't see the pitch counts on here, like but
that's kind of my main point heat you know, like,
I'm not starting him in this one because of what
you just said, Like how deep does he go? I
don't think it's gonna go great. And if it doesn't
go great, are you comfortable in the next start? And
the answer is, I still don't think I am, so
I'm just not. I'm gonna not shame. My answer would
be it depends on who they play next. So okay,
you're you are comfortable with this one?
Speaker 3: This one, I mean it's fifty to fifty. I say,
I like it more than you do. But I don't
love it, so I typically I don't like guys coming
off of the I L I probably just would rope, uh,
you know, doing what he just did making me want
to start Bieber, But his next start would be against
they have the Rangers, it'd be against the Mets, so
I'd be okay starting against the Mets.
Speaker 2: For sure. I'm gonna I'm gonna pass. I'm gonna pass
on all of it. Unless Bieber is just incredible in
this start, maybe that'll make me second guess. In the
injury world, big injury world, Mike trout Il a hamstring strain.
Pretty brutal season two. I think he played every game
but like one or something. I mean, he ad this
then it was looking real good, but it was looking
really good. Did they say the severity of this one,
like how long is this? I didn't. I don't think.
I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think it's somewhat minor. But he looked like he
was about to cry when they were asking about it.
I'm just sick of being on the injured list.
Speaker 2: I know that rightfully. So yeah, uh, he said he's
hopeful it will only be a short time out and.
Speaker 3: Apparently was hitting like garbage for the entire month anyway,
like he's having a good year, but his June was awful,
So it kind of felt like it kind of felt
like the hamstring thing was like, let's let him relax
for a minute, because wasn't he just absolutely miserable this month.
Speaker 2: Let me just double check me. Yeah, I'm looking right up.
He was hitting two oh seven in June.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he went from two forty eight to two
thirty five to two o seven with three homers this
month after hitting four in May and ten between March
and April and thirty one games.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Banning average is in a struggle this year,
like pretty big time. So I don't know it needs
to change because it's like there's a lot of still great.
I mean, you know, Ginning two thirty four and he's
had seventeen homers and seven stolen bases.
Speaker 3: You're probably had five stolen bases in the first thirty
one games. He only has two in the next forty
three games. So it's definitely something going on with his
hamstring for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it just kind of a brutal blow, but looks
like it'll come back in the in the short term,
which is a big positive. Jack Lider goes to the
al with an ankle injury after getting obliterated. Joe had
an interesting thing. Kyle Tucker left Monday with lower back spasms,
and then Joe brought up this is a very you
type of thing, being like, do you think he's had
these injuries all year? And I was like, huh, you know,
I don't know, Like it's I think we can only
speculate him an injury. Sure he wouldn't have Okay, go ahead, Sorry,
well I know I was just gonna say. It's one
of those things where it's like not even hidden, but
it's something that's been there the whole season that we
don't find out about until after the season. Remember, like
Jordan Alvarez was like, oh yeah, after the season, he
was like, I had this really bad knee thing in
the back pain that was going on, but I didn't
tell anybody.
Speaker 3: Bloomfield does this really well, Like he talks about guys
with hidden injuries that take a big dip. I wonder
if he's been talking about Tucker a lot recently.
Speaker 2: But because the thing I brought oh yes, I'm sorry,
you finish yours well, I was.
Speaker 3: Gonna say, like the night before he went on the
il he had and people were putting it like I
saw it all over Reddit and MLB and everything I
looked at. He had one of the worst at bats
all year, Like it looked like he was disinterested, hacked
at a pitch in the dirt, like he just looked
real bad. I think I think that's when they were like,
his back is clearly still bothering him.
Speaker 2: And what I was saying on leaning now today was
what I'm about to say. Isn't something you would look
at and be like, oh, this guy has an injury.
But when you think about, like could this guy be
having an injury and then you see this, you could
see a correlation. But Kyle Tucker's bat speed is down
by about a mile per hour. And it's not insane
because it's like seventy two last year, seventy one point
two year, he's been seventy one point nine before, but
it's enough to be like, Okay, it's about a full
mile per hour. He's also in one of the worst
runs because we only have like two thousand and three
data of this, so four years, but it's the worst
year of him getting to the fast swing rate, his
fast swing rate of getting to seventy five miles an
hour higher, that is twenty one percent. That's lower than
any other year. So again that's and that's not something
you would look at and you'd be like, Okay, you know,
obviously this is that. But then when you think about
is our back injury and you go, well, the bat's slower,
he's not getting to it is better, the contact percentage
on it is lower, and then you have overall just
statistical downticks. That's something I think you could take a
look at and you could be like, oh, maybe that
does correlate to this thing that's going on that maybe
it's not just like oh hey he's you know, dealing
with this backspasm right now, but maybe it's something that's
been lingering all year because it's like so out of character,
Like what he's putting at his season seems so out
of character. So just theorizing and yeah, if Bloomfield has
been talking about that, you know, listen.
Speaker 3: Well Bloomfield, he has been talking about this in particular,
is what I'm saying. He has always been like the
hidden injuries guy, so yeah, he's been.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just something I was thinking about when Joe was like,
do you think he's been having something? It's like, oh, yeah,
it makes sense, Yeah, really makes sense. Jeremy Peny had
left with a trainer in the sixth inning on Monday,
so keep an eye on that. Jackson Holiday left Saturday
with groin tightness. Has not played since. No, my boy,
Damn Dominic Canzon scrain just as I'm like, pick him up,
pick him up, and it's just they're all hurt now,
it's stupid. Jerry Jones was hit with a comebacker on
the elbow on Sunday and left, so I guess monitor
that for the next start or two. Liam Hicks on
the ile with the lower backstrain. Ali Richman been put
on the seven day concussion ie L so that's not good.
He got hit with the throw from Colt Emerson and
as kind of mentioned before, a multitude of diamondbacks hit
the il Ryan Nelson with a I think it was
a UCL issue. Mike Soroka's got a glute strain, and
just at this point of being comical, Jordan Walker. Jordan
Lawler is back on the aisle with a hamstring strain.
Speaker 3: It's pretty easy to call him injury prone at this point.
Speaker 2: It's insane. It's it's I don't even know what to
do with it. It's it's along the lines where it's like,
to me, it's not worth like sitting on a roster
spot if there's someone else. I'm trying to remember who
someone was, Like would you have a Jordan Lawler or
it was like this other guy and like I said, Lawler,
But I'm now at a point where it's like I
just kind of don't care about whatever. That upside of
Lawler is Diamondbacks are fading in the wrong direction. Lawler
just I mean, the wind blows in the wrong direction,
he gets hurt. I'm just I'm just kind of done
with it. So yeah, yeah, think you're with me and
Troco get going down? Is like that, man, that's the
Diamondback picture that you were battling on. So this is
why I feel like this team could be headed towards
a cell.
Speaker 3: At least Meryl and Zach Gallen are miserable.
Speaker 2: So that's good. Yeah, you're like, we were like what
do we do with Gallon? I was like, shoot him
into the sun, into the Sun project hell Mary for.
Speaker 3: Completely kill milkman.
Speaker 2: It's done. Guys that are coming back, coming back. On
the injury front, Francisco Indoor scheduled to play another minor
league game on Tuesday, so that means we are getting
very close to Lindoor getting back Finally, Garrett Crochet has
still not been clear to start a throwing program. Joe
immediately was like, oh, this is a last season, and
I was like, well, it's a bad season. But I
don't think it's I don't think he's done. I just
think like he's not throwing, Like he could be throwing
next week and he could be back post All Star breaks.
So I don't think there's anything where Garrett Crochet is.
Speaker 3: Just I don't think, Yeah, he might be frustrating, he
might be done for the year, and maybe Joe is
calling it early or whatever, but I'm not going to
risk two months of Garrett Crochet to but just because
I'm frustrated today.
Speaker 2: So yeah, and I don't think he's not a guy.
Maybe the better anecdotal thing is like, I'm not trading
for Crochet. If anyone's out there like would you trade, Nope,
I don't have any I don't have a lot of
interest unless it was dirt cheap. The risk is super low.
He could reaggravate this, we could have another you know,
it's not healing, like you don't know what's.
Speaker 3: What's the other way around too, if you have il spots,
you're not you're not trading him because you're not gonna
get what he's worth for a potential last month, two months,
six weeks run.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Connor Griffin's starting rehab assignment. Next.
Speaker 3: I thought it was late that this this week.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I was writing it off of what it said and
it was on like Friday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's like, I think it's like this
Thursday or Friday or something. He's gonna be So that
should be back by next week, which is great. We
got some activations Mickey Moniac, Kyle Teel, Austin Wells, Dart
and Valls of our show. We're all activated. Most of
those guys are actually relatively fantasy relevant. Maybe not Wells
as much, but Teal definitely is in our show. Chase
the lotter resume baseball activities after a rib fracture, So
that's kind of a good one. This one is a
bad one. Justin Steele has started a throwing program. But
then today like an because I read that and then
literally like an hour later. I think it was Jed
Hoyer that said, they don't exp justin to pitch this
year out of the bullpen, you know, in late in
the season. But the expectation is that he is probably
not going to pitch this year.
Speaker 3: Why why would he be starting a rehab program now
and not going to pitch it all the seas gonna
take that long. Is he's gonna getird UCL thing or something.
Speaker 2: Well, it's fourteen months after the injury. Remember he had
the setback that was a big thing, like he was
ramping up, he was getting closer, and then he had
that setback that was very mysterious and no one really
spoke of it. I think he's just they have.
Speaker 3: To just surprised. We call him, you know, basically done
for this year in June.
Speaker 2: That's all. But it is well, I think that I
think they were just saying based off of like the
reinjury and probably doctor timeline. I mean, they would know.
Speaker 3: I just it's just surprising to me.
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 2: I was kind of thrown back to it. It was like, oh,
you know, he's starting up the program and there's no chance.
I mean, they're not saying there's no no chance, but
what like he really won't start if yeah, he's not
going to start, he'd pitched out of the bullpen or whatever.
But he's got to get the arm healthy and he's
got to get going or you know, or it's going
to be a career.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: You like, if you you gotta make it as slow
as possible. So I don't know, you gotta get gone,
you gotta get go. When what are you a fairly
Brothers movie here?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 2: What would be cool? What if the Cubs like ask
for an exemption for Steal to pitch in like the
Arizona Fall League. That would be fun. Yeah, we've guys
could move in together. Yeah we can hang. I'm pretty
sure he's popped, probably got a place out here. I'll
just like throw a little guests on that. But yeah,
that would be that'd be kind of cool to see
that happen. Matthew Boyds, his teammate, Gon, to be activated
this week. There's some fantasy relevance there. Emilia Pagan starting
a rehab assignment on Thursday so the Reds can give
the job back to him. Just a process is making
his way through the early stage of a hitting progression
and nobody cares nick Able through a twenty pitch BP
didn't improve after and just having another MRI not relevant anymore.
I'm not I know is an able guy, but I'm not.
Speaker 3: So you're not.
Speaker 2: Enable. I'm not going to enable you to pick up
make able. Let's say break. When we come back, we'll
take at take a look at the big production from
the last seven days on hitters and pitchers, take a
little peak at some war leaders that Bogwin put together,
and uh even a little closure report, and we'll do
that all right here in this league. Chris Well said,
tumor coming. What else did he say? He said to
you were the best in the parsik Scott Bogman, former
Imperial syrup you that's all. I wasn't a stormtrooper, wise ass,
Please excuse his like crafty koram in this league.
Speaker 5: This is the way.
Speaker 2: Stop touching things. Seven day leaders. Over the last seven days,
you're batting average leader Carter Jensen with a five hundred average.
Trevor Larnick is also up there. You've got JJ weatherhold
hit around for eighty. Caleb Urban had a big big week,
hitting four seventy six with the Andy Diez and Bryce
Harper in there as well. I think we take a
little stop on Trevor Larnick because it's funny we actually
talked about Larnick. I think on maybe it was yesterday
on leading off, and it led down a rabbit hole
because Joe he couldn't get it out, he couldn't spit
it out. But he was like, remember it was like
Trevor Larnick and the other guy, and I was like
Alex Kirilov, and I'm like, I was the biggest Alex
Kiloff guy on the planet. And he used that as
to be like, He's like, well, that was kind of
a Larnik guy, and I'm like, okay, But Alex kilof
would have been the absolute dude. But injuries took his career.
He had to retire and everything. But Larnick, now twenty
nine years old, late bloomer two eighty three, seventy seven obp,
five homers, two stolen bases, kind of changed his profile.
He's not trying to hit the ball hard anymore. So
he was a forty five percent hard to hit rate
guy last year dropped down to thirty one percent. He's
not barreling as much, but he is able to get
the ball in the air. So it looks like he
sacrificed like and let me see if his bat slowed down,
because I bet it did based on what he's doing here. Yep,
seventy A couple of years ago, he was up to
seventy three and a half. He was seventy two, a
little over almost seventy two and a half. Last year
he's down to seventy one and a half. This year.
Fast swing rate is as low as it has ever been.
So he has clearly changed his approach and that he
is not trying to be a barrel hard hit guy,
that he is probably a ball travel guy. Get it
in the air. His launch angle sweet spots up, his
launch angles up, his pulled air percentage is up, and
his own contact rate is up. So you can see,
you know a guy that definitely has some big power,
completely changing his profile. And what that has done is
let him lower his strikeouts, up his walks. Like I said,
pull the ball in the air. It's pretty interesting stuff.
It doesn't scream at you because he doesn't put up
some of the sexy barrel hard hits. But what do
you think about Trevor Larnick in that little run he's having.
Do you think he's a rosterbule fantasy relevant?
Speaker 3: I think he's rosterbl Now. The problem with Trevor Larnick
though he's he is not rosterable or like borderline. If
you're in a league like we are, a sixteen man,
I'd say he's probably rosterble for most of the season. Right,
Like in April he only hit two sixty nine, but
he had a homerray at thirteen runs and eight RBI
threw in his stolen base, So that's like passable mainly
as a bench guy for filling on days off and
things like that, or for an injury. Same thing in May.
May probably a little bit less so when he hit
two forty one. But this June where he's up to
three fifty two and uh, just hitting great, that's when
you really want him. I was looking, where do you
think he is on rest of the season rankings among outfielders?
Speaker 2: Where's the rest of the season rankings coming from?
Speaker 3: I'm on FP Oh, I bet it's nothing. I bet yeah,
one twenty two way I would down end that.
Speaker 2: Either because I don't think that's caught up. I mean,
I power a lot of that and I haven't updated
the ranks in the last couple of days, gotcha. And
I think it's like me and Kelly and whatnot. So
I don't think that necessarily means too too much, but
you know to that, I mean, I can't even pull
up Minor real quick because I gotta work.
Speaker 3: I mean, Lawler's at like sixty four. We know he's
gone for a little bit, but.
Speaker 2: Like Larnick rather, I think I'd rather the other Larnick
right there than Lola. That's what I was going to do,
was go on and be like, let me look at
some of the outfielders because I got to start making
some of my changes, Like.
Speaker 3: Oh, how about Larnick or Marcie. I think it's still
Marsie for me, but the batting average is still bad.
Speaker 2: I I think it might be Larnick, like, because I
think what Larnick is creating as a floor, I'm a
little bit worried that the counting stats are not going
to like he's no place for the twins, right, yeah,
but I mean he's gonna get opportunities, like I think
he's Yeah, I think he's in that like fifty to
sixty outfielder range, which is rosterrable, like I'll take like
Carlos Cortes over him, but like Dalton Varshow or him, Like,
I think that that's kind of the range that you're
starting to look at, like I probably take var Show,
but yeah, I think somewhere in the sixties and seventies,
so that is like twelve man five outfielder. I think
that's where he's roster block. I think what he's doing
his profile is kind of interesting, some kind.
Speaker 3: Of yeah, but I feel like he does this a
lot where it's like, you know, a peak couple six weeks,
eight weeks and then gone again.
Speaker 2: So we'll see where you're at. On Caleb Durban. Caleb
Durban high batting averages last week. He's only hittingly two
twenty one on the season, but he's got five homers,
he has seven stolen bases. His XBA is rising a
little bit. It's higher than his average at two forty two.
Doesn't strike out, it's not a big quality of just
really anything. Unfortunately with Caleb Durban, he so much of
the season he hadn't got going, but he's hitting three
twenty eight this month in June. The homers of stolen
bases are going. He's finding some rhythm. His profile is
just not going to tell you a whole lot unless
you just like are hyper focused on June. But what
I mean, who would you rather, Larnick or Durbin?
Speaker 3: I think Durban probably. I really like this high batting
average this month. He was terrible in April and May.
What is the change in June here, because I mean
it was awful one seventy two in twenty nine games
between March and April, two hundred in May, so like
a little improvement, but he had no homers. And then
now three twenty eight in June with four bombs in
three stolen bases. Guy has been great. So uh yeah,
it's Durban for me. I don't know what the change
here was. I don't know if he moved on the
plate or widen his stance, change something, but it is
working right now. He had a great weekend too. I
saw him like driving a couple off the wall.
Speaker 2: So I'd love to see maybe someone could tell me
if they know of this. But like I'd like to
be able to go to bat tracking and then go
by month and see if I can see month changes. Yeah,
I don't know why because the data is there and
it's accumulated. It just needs to be organized like that.
It seems pretty simple, but that would be really helpful
because I agree, I don't. I don't know one hundred percent,
no what you know, where that change has happened outside
of like just consistency. I mean the guy, the guy
made a lot, like like a lot of contact. That's
who he was. He's got some of that big raw power.
I've sometimes felt was he selling out in a weird way,
like trying to get the ball in the air too much?
But also it's like kind of like Larnick. He doesn't
barrel a lot. He doesn't hit the ball hard. It's
low strikeouts, sit on it, get in the air and
pull it at your best ability. And those numbers are
down this year, so maybe it I don't know, maybe
he's starting to you know, his launch angle was down
by four degrees, his poll rate was down by three percent.
But maybe that's the season total. Maybe this month he's
kind of gotten back into it a little bit. And
let me see, did he get babbited at all? But
he's a low babbit guy. But only two thirty nine
is not a major league that's not a number.
Speaker 3: Everything it looks like everything is down man, Like BA
is down, XBA is down, Slugging is down, X slugging
is down. So it looks like he's just found whatever
was missing in June. I mean, pick him up now
and when he starts to suck again, drop him. But
it looks pretty good right now. It looks like a
different player than the guy he was the first two months.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I guess like with Larnick, I feel like
there's a floor, but Durbin is built around trying to
be a floor guy, you know what I mean. Like
he's low striped out, higher walks, you know, gets the
ball in the air. It's just Larnick is doing it
more consistently. Durbin has a much higher, like counting stats output.
I'm probably still playing it safe with a Durban or
with a Larnik over Durban, but those two guys are
definitely up for discussion in the home run department. Nobody
had more than Schwartz because he had the three homer game.
But Jack Kegloonner is right on his heels with four,
as well as zach Netto, and then a ton of
players with three, and I think it's a CAGs look
we did do this in leading off a couple of
days ago. But it's definitely shame, you know, shame to
anybody that let go. I don't think there was a
moment I ever relented on Jack hagleone.
Speaker 3: Was he really bad enough to be being tossed off rosters?
I guess he was bad enough that key four RBI
in the first time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were bitching about the homers and the RBI.
April two homers, four RBI. He only had seven more
RBI in May, so he walked into June with eleven
RBI enough to complain about. He had five homers enough
to complain about. Batting average wasn't the greatest in the planet.
That was around the time where I think people might
have started and we're like in a ten man you
could do this and that. But really tried to stay
firm on Jack kgleone. And then now in June he's
hit three point fifty seven seven homers, he's got a
couple stolen bases. He's now up to a two seventy average,
twelve homers. It's it's funny because it's like from the
hitting standpoint, he's elite, hard hit barrel expected batting average
is better than where he's at expected slug all of that,
but then he's really regressed in the strikeout department. He
was twenty two percent last year, He's around twenty nine percent.
He's chasing and whiffing a bit more, so there's definitely ah.
Speaker 3: He's lowered that strikeout rate in each of the last
three months though, thirty three point three to twenty eight
point one to twenty five point nine. I think that's
the big thing. If he can keep this strikeout percentage
lower than you know, thirty percent, then he's probably gonna
have some success.
Speaker 2: And I think that's what I love saying it. I'd
like to see twenty five percent or lower. But regardless
to the point, yeah, what you are seeing is absolutely
elite Beryl and hard hit. He's getting the ball. He's
doubled his launch angle year over year, which was key.
He's pulling the ball in the air more, he's getting hot,
and it's just like, dude, CAGs is there, like he's
he's at the tippy he's at the tippy top of
like where you're getting the production that you were really
hoping for. Let me, can I ask you a couple,
who'd you rathers or did you.
Speaker 3: Have well he's got I just want to say his
savant page. It looks like the Babe Ruth, I swing
big and I hit big, and I'm missed big. I mean,
it is like all barrel percentage top ninety five percent, average,
hexv low ninety six percent, hard hit ninety eight percent,
but squared up bottom quarter, bottom quarter in squared up
chase with strike percentage, strikeout percentage.
Speaker 2: It's bad. So all right, let me, I'm gonna start
you low here, Jack kagleone or George Springer, Springer's two
twenty eight eight homers, six stolen bases, CAGs that that
one is.
Speaker 3: It's tough because Springer made me look like such an
idiot last year. But I think CAGs right now.
Speaker 2: CAGs are your boy. Rooker. Rooker on the il right
now has not turned it around. You've been a pretty
firm belief that.
Speaker 3: Might be a lost season for Rooker. So yeah, give
me CAGs.
Speaker 2: I'm firmly on it is.
Speaker 3: It's at least a lost half season for Rooker. Like
maybe he's good in the second half coming off the
second al stip, but it looks bad, all.
Speaker 2: Right, Jack kagleann Er Joe Adele. Jodell's hitting two forty eight,
ten homers, three stolen bases.
Speaker 3: So Joe Adele is the reverse of what Kaglion has been.
He was hot at the start and bad now. So
gimme CAGs all right, this.
Speaker 2: Will be the last one. Jackag Or Wyatt Langford, who's
gotten hot. He's hitting two sixty four now, six homers,
four stolen bases, and just under one hundred and fifty
at bats. He's really found his rhythm hitting. And this
was a note on Fantasy pros from yesterday. Hitting three seventeen.
Let's see homer three times his last four Yeah, hitting
three seventeen in his last fifteen games so far this month,
so he's found his rhythm. CAGs or Langford, Uh, Langford
still on that one.
Speaker 3: I do want to go back real quick because Adele
isn't awful this month, but he is very strange right.
Hit two sixty two in May or in March. In
April over thirty two games, twenty eight games in May,
he hit two oh six. Now he's hitting two seventy
seven in June, but he has one homer and no
stolen bases, where he had four bombs and three swipes
in uh March and April. So uh, but between wyat
Langford and Caglion, that's still going to be why at
Langford Like we see Langford perform for an entire season before.
Speaker 2: So I got fun one Caglion or Jackson Merrill. Jackson
Merril is only hitting only two fourteen but eight homers,
fifteen stolen bases, and I think he's raised his average
ten or fifteen points in the last month or so.
M Man, that's the tough I think. I do think
that was a tough one.
Speaker 3: How how much did CAGs raise two twenty eight? Now
it's Kaglione, so uh Meryl Merril two twenty to two
twenty eight. Like the counting stats are great. He kind
of had the opposite issues of cagleone right, where the
average is bad but the counting stats or the average
is Yeah, the average is bad, but the counting stats
are good. As a reverse for CAGs. Gimme CAGs now
that the counting numbers are coming around for him.
Speaker 2: Very interesting stuff. In the RBI department, nobody had more
than Sal Stewart. He had eleven. Uh, Kyle Schwarber had ten,
Brian Reynolds had nine, Carolyn Langford with eight. I think
the el Stewart one is super, super interesting because we
have been in this non stop range where people have
been trying to call for sal Stewart all year. It's
so funny because it's like I was in a t
Stewart to start the year. He went out like gangbusters.
Everyone is Regie of the Year. No, no, duh, it's
going nuts. And then he's like slowly have these media
like median months. He's in two eight this month. To
be fair, he's not having like a great month, but
he has been consistent to the level that he's just
about hitting two fifty. His XBA is over two fifty.
Elite barrel low strikeout, great walk, gets a ball in
the air, the profile looks really good. He's just up
and down a little bit, and then he goes out
and he gets all of the RBI in the world.
So I just think it's funny because I do feel
like there's a NonStop constant like, oh, here he goes,
he's done, It's done, And it's like because I think
back to my salth Stewart versus Fernando Tatist junior like
debate so he's got fourteen homers, eleven stolen bases, and
he looks like he's just a two to fifty hitter,
and he just kind of where he starts to fail,
he kind of pops back up. I don't know if
you have feelings on Stewart, Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 3: I want to trade him if I can right now,
because the first month was awesome. And yes he's in
this because he had a six RBI game, but he's
hitting two eight this month, which has been terrible. Now.
The nice thing about him and the reason he got
those six RBI is because the Reds just absolutely refuse
to move him out of three or four. He's been
three since June seventh. He's hit three every single game.
He was flipping between four and three between there. So
he's still in a nice spot and a lineup, in
a good lineup and a good ballpark, which are all nice,
you know things for his value. But I just he
hasn't been good since the first month. He has, you know,
a good RBI game, I'm not gonna put him back
in that category. So if I'm rostering him right now,
I probably want to trade him. That's my opinion.
Speaker 2: I I mean we can be on opposite sides of that.
Sal Stewart. The inconsistencies an't gonna work. He's gonna have
to find some more consistency. But maybe this is the
start of it. Maybe not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's just young, so it's hard to it's hard
to expect those guys to grasp consistency that young.
Speaker 2: That's all in the run department. Kyle Schwarber, He's just
been all over this. He had the most runs last
week with nine, Travis Bazana and Zach Geloff with eight,
and then Spencer Horowitz and Trey Turner with seven. Just
want to bring this back. Travis Bozana is hitting two
seventy four with a three seventy three OVP, seven homers
and twelve stolen bases, a sub twenty percent k percentage.
He is he is not an elite yet, but he's
pulling the ball in the air. He's finding, he's not chasing,
he's not with and his overall profile is starting to
try to get up. But I don't know, man, I
feel just very good about my flant my flag flag planting. Jeez,
I can't speak flag. Be careful flag planting on Travis
Bazana and not saying it's happening happening, but he is
making case to not let a guy like Kevin McGonagall
walk away with that. I mean a lot of those
guys are I mean, obviously Markami being hurt, he was
making a case for it. But Bizana is another one.
Is I haven't looked at the odds or anything today
on where it's sitting at, but he's making a case.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean seven homers and twelve swipes in only
forty eight games, that is that's outstanding, right. So, uh,
the backpip is nice three thirteen, but his batpip has
been higher than that at most of his stops in
the minors. So three point twenty two was this minor
league backpip over his uh, you know, two and a
half seasons in the minors. So uh, yeah, there's a
lot of meat on the bone here for Bozana. He
looks great right now. So let's keep rolling.
Speaker 2: What do you think his numbers at in the Ale
Rookie of the Year. What do you think the Ale
Rookie of the Year looks like?
Speaker 3: Umm, it's him and McGonagall at the top. Correct or
is Murakami still up there?
Speaker 2: Markamy, the it's Murakami, McGonagall and Banzana are are in
the top three. Okay, so what do you think the
numbers are?
Speaker 3: I think it's Murakami at plus one twenty five, McGonagall
at plus one fifty, and Bazana at like plus two
point fifty.
Speaker 2: You're pretty off across the board, which might mean terrible,
it might mean there's some value for you here. McGonagall
is the leader at minus one eighty.
Speaker 3: Why who's gonna take that?
Speaker 2: Is my question? And minus one eighty, well, they don't
care if they If they think mcgonagall's got it locked up,
this is what they want to throw out. Murakami might
be one of yours. If you thought he was the
leader at the plus money, he's plus seven hundred, he's
seven to one right now, and Bazanna is eight to
one at plus eight hundred. Those are the top three.
Speaker 3: That is Murakami gonna be out. I thought he might
come back like right after the All Star right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that sounds about right. But he's also
missed too, like he's gonna have miss like a month
or so. Doesn't mean he doesn't hit thirty five homers
still dude can hit fifteen more homers in the next run,
but he's gonna have missed six weeks. I think roughly.
You know All Star Game is still.
Speaker 3: Like how many real quick weeks. Yeah, I have Murkami's
numbers up. I just want to compare them in runs homers,
RBIs to those guys that haven't missed the time.
Speaker 2: We can definitely do that. I will also throw it
after we do it. The one thing you do have
to consider in a baseball in full not like fantasy
counting stat terms, war is a very important like baseball
e stat and I'll tell you where he is there.
But let's do the Let's do the stats.
Speaker 3: Okay, So Murkami has forty three runs still.
Speaker 2: Okay, McGonagall has forty seven, and then, yeah, he is
not happy twenty bombs like you said, six homers, forty
one RBI, twenty eight and then he only has the
one stolen base. But he's hitting forty nine and McGonagall
is hitting two eighty five with a three ninety three OBP.
He also is forty eight walks, which is fifth in
the NL. He has seventeen doubles, which.
Speaker 3: Is all for because Markammie has forty four.
Speaker 2: Okay, so he has more, but they're close, and he's eight.
Mcgonagall's eighth in the al with eighty overall hits. On
top of it, McGonagall is ninth in baseball in an
F war and Fangrafts war, he is top ten in
baseball among hitters. There's only two rookies that are up there.
It's JJ weatherholding him. There's no the next rookie after McGonagall,
I don't think is on the it's not on the
front page. What's his actual war? Not a f war? Well,
that's his war. I'm sorry I say f woar because
it's fan graphs. Oh okay, yeah, his war is three
point three.
Speaker 3: It's two for Mark Commy because he's not a defensive guy.
So you're probably right about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So, like, I think the numbers are not far off
outside of stolen bases.
Speaker 2: So I think McGonagall should be the leader. But maybe
the point here is, like, should Murk Comedy be seven
to one? I think he's seven to one because he's
gonna miss He might miss another month and we don't
know how much longer. But then you get back to now.
Speaker 3: Only twenty third we have two and a half more
weeks until the All Star Games.
Speaker 2: So but then stare at Travis Bizana, like Travis Pisana
might put up what if he puts up a twenty
thirty season, you know, in a short run, and he's
got an almost four hundred OBP, and I mean he's
ninth in the al in stolen bases already with that
miss time. I mean, he's having a very very impressive season.
Big buyer of him, not trying to sell off or anything.
Zach Galoff also, just as a quick aside, has been ridiculous,
Like just the run that he is having two eighty four,
eleven homers, eight stolen bases. This is like twenty twenty
four again, but with the average, you know, he might
have a twenty twenty season in Sacramento. So very very impressive.
You know, I'm open to selling off if somebody is
like really interested in buying his XBA is in the
two thirties, so he might come down. So maybe you
will look to sell him if you wheel a deal.
But you can take the good with the bat and
then the stolen based apartment. Jackson Merrill actually the most
stolen bases within the same NUNIA as a bunch of
guys had three, but Merrill another one of those to
throw out. I'm bringing him up in a little bit
of MIMI because I put him two weeks ago as
a player that I was looking to buy. Things haven't
been phenomenal. I mean, he is only hitting two twenty
eight this month, so like if I gave that to
you in the beginning of June, you haven't got like
a sick return, but the counting stats are there. I
kind of think the profile might be returning. If you
look at the savant page, he's starting to cross into
the over fifty percent tile. The hard hits good, the
bat speed like all of that. But you know what
are they doing?
Speaker 3: San Diego man? All the San Diego hitters are having
a rough here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's got to have like a really good run
for it to like actually matter. Interesting thing to look
at real quick that you put so, since I spoke
of war the June numbers, June isn't done yet. There's
another week so that you can these can change. But
obviously this isn't like a necessarily a player raider thing,
but you can loosely see, you know, the production from
a fantasy perspective, of guys that have been really good,
but also like looking at the guys that are popping.
Pe kor Armstrong number one in war as of June
two point four, that's been a big thing. I've just
been hitting on me, like, dude, the reality of how
insane his value has been. And I think from an
overall perspective, let me go back and look, he's the
league leader in war in baseball right now. I think
from a hitting standpoint, when you go to pitching, Otani's
all screwed up, because I think you have to take
like both sides of it. Yeah, Jacob Mizowski is a
four point two war, pekor Armstrong is four point six
and Bobby WIT's four point four. Those are your fours
not counting. Like however, they do Otani and count him up,
but that's ridiculous. You know, he's he's passed Bobby Witt
junior into that range. He is number one.
Speaker 3: Should we be looking at offensive war or I guess whatever?
This offensive number.
Speaker 2: Is offensive rate? Like, I mean, you can I think one.
Speaker 3: On fanras because it's like Jordan PC is still nine, right,
so he's still very high, but Jordan is number one
in offense I mean this offensive fan grafts thing.
Speaker 2: Is yeah, and base running combined, so it's like the
above average, so like base running also kind of that's
why you wouldn't necessarily I think war's in it. I mean,
obviously war, there's going to be accountability for defense and stuff. Uh.
Funny enough, Jordan Alvarez, think of how valuable he is.
He has a three point eight war with a negative
eight point six defensive ratings. You know there's that out
there terrible throw home yesterday too. Yeah, nine homer six
dolen bases for Peak Crow in June. Dylan Dingler number
two on this list with a one point seven in June,
seven homers with an eighteen percent k percentage. Kind of
he's taken over for Liam Hicks. He's having like Liam
Hicks first month right now. Yeah, I'm I'm I'm a
Dingler guy too, so I'm I'm definitely on the like
I do like a Dingler. Jack Kegley own number three,
seven homers, two stolen bases this month again one point four.
War definitely been the dude high walk rate. Jackson Trio's
on this list, coming in number four. Nick Kurtz five,
Bobby Wit six show Heyo Tani comes in with a
one point two, but then look at the Zach Geloff.
Five homers, two stolen bases. Yeah, I mean babbit is
out there who cares but executly don't have his batting average.
He was screwed me up, but like not striking out
a bunch walking scoring run. He scored more runs than
show Heyo Tani or Nick Kurtz this month Zach Geloff has.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know what I did with the uh
with the patting average there, but I didn't give it
to you here.
Speaker 2: I think it's it's just not listed. If you or no,
it should be listed. I see it right here.
Speaker 3: It's three three for this month. He was two twenty
nine and April and March and then two sixty nine
and now it's three thirty three.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's ridiculous. Buxton, Alvarez, Chapman, Langford and then maybe
those guys are all in the next line of war.
You also Haid Corman, Carroll and Pete Alonso. But tighten,
there is Tyler Soderstrom. It's another one of those A's guys.
Six homers with a six fifteen slug and just under
a one war. So it's kind of a Tyler Soderstrom thing.
He's turning it around. Langford is really turning it around.
But you know, I think the guys that really stand
out from this outside of the Pete or Armstrong conversation
is Dinglar and Gellof Those are the guys that are
just absolutely popping right now. And I'm not really seller.
I'm a seller in Gelloff, but I'm not really a
seller on Dingler because I don't think there's the value there.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I don't think you're gonna get much back
unless you're in a two catcher league for Dingler.
Speaker 2: So yeah, definitely hold him. I'm with you all right.
In the pitching department. You're a high percentage owned starters.
And then we'll look at war. After Paul Skins eight strikeout,
six innings against Colorado, lovely, lovely, Jacob Mazerowski just follows
up every great start with another one six innings, seven
strikeouts too and runs against Atlanta. Yamamoto six with six
strikeouts against Baltimore. Chris Sanchez keeps rolling. Chris Sale five
and two thirds seven strikeouts against Milwaukee. That says, wonders
very interesting. The Seattle situation six and one third eight
strikeouts for Logan Gilbert, but was announced today the next
piggyback thing. It's Emerson Hancock is going to be the
piggyback off of Logan Gilbert. So I still wonder if
Logan Gilbert is ever going to be on the back
end the piggybacker or he's getting piggybacked and he's getting
piggybacked here.
Speaker 3: So I think I should continue doing that. Yeah, and uh,
just let him keep rolling. There was one of them.
I can't remember who was piggybacked with Castillo this week,
because it was.
Speaker 2: Castillo piggybacked off of Bryce Miller. That's what it was.
Speaker 3: That Castillo was terrible. Bryce Miller was good. He I
think he gave up like four hits in one run over. No,
I can't remember who. Yeah, and I'm forgetting I know
whoever was. They were great, and then Castillo was garbage
in his forehead.
Speaker 2: The rookie pitchers Chase Burns kills it five innings seven
strikeouts against the Yankees and Cam Schlitzler on the other end,
had thirteen strikeouts against the Reds, So both of those
guys continue to roll. Logan web a complete game. It
was an l but when eight innings five strikeouts against Miami,
Zach Wheeler continues to roll five and two third seven strikeouts,
Drew Rasmussen holds that value six innings, five strikeouts, Your boy,
Nate Evaldi six innings, nine strikeouts against San Diego.
Speaker 3: Being pushed back too.
Speaker 2: Has that season just turned around because there was like,
let me type in he was herbs for a little bit. Well,
there's just people that are just like so over. I
always pulled his name wrong. That's why four to two
four ERA expected is four to two. Two, strikeout rates
down a little bit, walk is up. Nothing to cry
about or anything like that. But he has a yeah, dude,
but he's just inconsistent. Weird. He's a five to one
to one ERA this month. He had a two seven
to nine last month and this last two starts though,
even though he's good because he's given a fourteen earned
runs this month, the last two where quality starts though,
So that's where it gets mixed up. And he's had
six or more strikeouts in three or four games. So
are you comfortable with Evalde?
Speaker 3: He's had he's had a couple of bad starts. He
had a bad one, Uh, in his second start where
he gave up six even six against the Athletics. He
just had a bad run here, five four, four. I'm
comfortable with him, but I think the days of many
like you know, zero no run games are out for him.
It looks like, you know, you're hoping for three and
hope he doesn't get up to five. So he's riskier now,
but I'm still rolling him out. Uh.
Speaker 2: Kyle Bradish bouncing back eight innings, nine strikeouts. I is
a quick, quick, little brief thing. You want to listen
to more of it, listen to leading off. But like
I kind of think all the Baltimo guys are turning
it around. Boz is starting to turn it around. Bradish
has had two good ones. He has twenty one strikeouts
over his last two starts. Trevor Rodgers might be there's
a slow turnaround happening with those guys. This was against
the Angels.
Speaker 3: They look good this weekend. Well, we look terrible against
the Angels. Angels were good against us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just think Bradish is kind of a buyback.
He's I mean, I don't agree. What is this ownership percentage?
Is this CBS? This is no this is Yahoo he's
ninety item shocked that Bradish is ninety one percent owned,
but so it's not available out there. But maybe I
kind of like the idea of maybe you're getting him
thrown into some trades or something. Kyle Harrison six and
one third, seven strikeouts, Michael King seven and five strikeouts
against Atlanta, really good outing, no walks, norn runs. Davis
Martin a bounced back six innings, four strikeouts, three walks
after getting then things jiggled. So are you back in
the Davis Martin business? I think so.
Speaker 3: He's been good for most of the year.
Speaker 2: It was just like it was.
Speaker 3: I think it was two or three wonky starts in
a row, wasn't it. It wasn't just I know the
one was really bad, So maybe I'm making that up.
I think it was just the one that, like, really,
I know that one was really awful. I'll just look
at his game along real quick to double check it was.
He gave up six against Minnesota, That's what it was.
But in between the six earned and the nine earned,
he had six innings, zero and noe walks in six strikeouts.
So he's been good for most of the year. I'm
gonna just I'm gonna continue rolling him until the tracks
completely come off the train here.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Maximier five innings, seven strikeouts. We just I feel
like we say that every single week. He's just been rolling.
Foster Griffin another guy we broke down on leading off today,
seven to one third, nine strikeouts. The roster percentage, even
a sixty seven percent, might be a little bit lower
than it should be. Go take a listen to that
for more breakdowns on it. But you know, like the
going over to Napon and coming back over, he's got
a seven pitch mix, looks stronger, he's getting more strikeouts.
I think you can be a little bit more comfortable
with it. Nick Martinez continues to roll six innings, five strikeouts,
rookie Szazaki, there's some bounce back five and tw six
strikeouts against Baltimore, And despite me kind of wanting to
move off of him, Conley early six innings, one in runs,
seven strikeouts against Seattle, he's kind of been going those
are your over fifty percent pitchers, you're under fifty percent.
Landon Route six innings, seven strikeouts against Miami. Walbert Urana
five innings, six strikeouts with no one runs against the Athletics.
Martine Perez is been kind of going six innings, five
strike outs against Milwaukee and tattoo of my six innings
eleven strikeouts, three in runs, no walks against Cleveland.
Speaker 3: And he'll give up eight in his next start. Man, Like,
don't roup Urana Perez a my pick one? Uh it's Urina.
Then for me, he has been great all year. This
was This was five innings, pitch, four hits, none are,
no walks, six strikeouts at the A's who have been
crushing the ball this month, and we know that ballpark
is tiny, so Walbert has been awesome.
Speaker 2: Definitely him for me me too, Okay, I'm sprang. I
thought I thought I was coaching you into am I,
but no, I look am I as a landmine. Dude.
Speaker 3: This was great. This was amazing. Eleven strikeouts against Cleveland.
Great this next start he'll give up eight and go
two outs. Like that's just what he's been.
Speaker 2: Trey Melton six innings, five strikeouts against Chicago. He's thirty
percent of the White Sox, thirty percent. Own Brandon Young
five innings, one and run five strikeouts.
Speaker 3: On him out on a video the other day, didn't
you Brandan Yan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Brandon Young twenty nine percent ownership. Joey Cantillo
eight innings, nine strikeouts against Houston, Walker Buehler five and
one third seven strikeouts. I'm gonna throw two others. Tyler
Rodgers went seven innings six strikeouts against the Dodgers, and
Eric Lower six innings, no hits, nowhere and runs two
strikeouts against Minnesota picked two Melton Young can TiO Bueller,
Rogers Lower?
Speaker 3: Ooh, okay, it's Cantillo and probably Rogers for me, But
I did want to point out I feel Buehler's been
great this month.
Speaker 2: Man. That's Taylor Rodgers, by the way, not Tyler Rodgers. Yeah,
I don't know Baltimore. Yeah, Rogers, Yeah, that's a guy
that I because I got confused. I was thinking the
reliever there for a second, but I'm like, wait a minute, now,
that's my Taylor Rodgers. Who I'm with you. I think
he's a bye right now.
Speaker 3: I actually wanted to talk about Walker Bueller because he
has been this month. He has four starts in June,
has given up one earned in each of them. Now,
the innings have fluctuated his first start with six innings
his second start again since he was only four and
two thirds, but five and five and a third after that,
and seven, five, four and six strikeouts in those games too.
Bull has been pretty consistent for his last month, So
he's a guy that I would like to add too.
But if you're asking me between uh that group of Canteo, Bueller, Rogers, Lower,
it's probably Cantio Rogers.
Speaker 2: For me, I'm a little lower and Rodgers, but Lower's
gonna lose that spot soon, so probably more Cantio, but
some interesting names in there. There's some other lower name.
I was like, Oh, bradiy Singer is gonna suck, because
he usually he does. He went seven, no one runs,
seven strikeouts, hilarious. Yesterday Kumar Rocker had a big strikeout game,
nine strikeouts in five innings. Jake Bennett had nine strikeouts
against Colorado's or anybody. And then Jose Cabrera, as you
mentioned with the Diamondbacks, was the short pitch count. But
when five innings, three hits, no one runs, three strikeouts,
anybody in there do anything for you.
Speaker 3: Jose Cabrera has been good or look good in his
first start, and you know, two starting pitchers went down,
so maybe he sticks in the rotation. But Gasser has
had two good starts in a row, and most of
his starts have been okay. He had the one blow
up against the A's in Sacramento, but five and two
thirds against Cleveland in his last start with five strikeouts
and two walks, and this start at Atlanta six innings
with seven strikeouts on one walk and only two earned
is good. His start before that five innings and one
earned with five strikeouts against the Giants too, So as
long as he's getting starts, he has looked pretty good.
Speaker 2: So it's a good breakdown. Just some quick s. He
start ones Emma Shean six eer and runs and three
and one third Freddy PRAULTA got absolutely just not getting traded.
God working the streets after this one, he's jiggling those
things on the corner tenor and runs. Somebody made a joke.
I thought it was funny, but it kind of doesn't count.
They're like, he had a triple doubles, ten hits, ten runs,
tener and runs. But it's like, you gotta give me
a different stat than the run. You can't do runs
and earn runs. But still it was funny enough. Gosman
got lit up Dustin May got lit up. That one's
gonna have people worked up. Zach Gallon is the worst.
Nine earned runs awful. I'm whole Gosman, not doing anything
with Parlton, I'm not doing anything with I'm pretty close
to Shehan because I think he's gonna be the odd
man looking.
Speaker 3: Out and just let lower lowers look good, let him stay.
Speaker 2: I want to hold on to Dustin May, but like
Zach Allen doesn't need to be owned. I don't know
how many.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean he's below fifty percent now forty percent
on Yahoo even so.
Speaker 2: He ain't need to be own. Brother in the pitching
war department real quick. Since Bugging put these together, then
pretty easy to guess. The number one in the month
of June Jacob Mizerowski with a one point two war
He was the top dog. Logan Web comes in at
number two four starts a point eight seven.
Speaker 3: ERA feels so good. I've been on one guest appearance
on FP for Baseball this year, and in it I
said by Logan Web coming off the ilt.
Speaker 2: I love that you did it because that was like
if there's a small hand, if you had to pick,
like the All Welsh preseason team yeah, probably couldn't remember. Yeah,
not everybody would probably remember a lot of them. Maybe
if like I steered you wrong, you might did that guy.
But if the two guys that come to my brain
when I think of it are Chase Burns and Logan Web,
and those were my two loudest because I wanted to
draft Chase Logan Web to justify taking Chase Burns. And
obviously Chase Burns has been right the whole time. Logan
Web looked horrific and he's turned it around. Drew as
musen point four to three ERA in three starts in
June of twelve and a half k per nine and
he's been ridiculous. Redbt Meers has been a big buy
for me. That window is probably closing though. Two point
zero eight ERA really low. Whip only picked up one win,
which kind of hurts the fantasy value. Strikeouts though, but yeah,
the strikeouts, like that's what I love. This is an
interesting thing that jumps up on this list is Auge
jump four starts jumps up on this list. You suck man,
I actually didn't mean to do that. One point four
to two ERA A point seventy nine Whip three and
oh record in that period of time expected dra is
around two nine, like it's almost a full war point.
He has been awesome and been a really really great
stream streamer, and he did. He's like sandwich between I mean,
Debtmers is in there, but you know Logan Web but
he's above or the same essentially range as Yamamoto and Burns.
He's been picking up wins. He's been really good.
Speaker 3: Two of his last three starts he hasn't given up
a run. And in between there was a Surgeon Colorado
team he gave Hi up only three to two. So yeah,
Gage Jump has been a really really good pick up.
And I'm if you did pick him up.
Speaker 2: I'm laughing at myself too, because you're Tyler Rodgers. Things
screwed me up so much. I think I said, Taylor,
we met Trevor Rodgers the whole time, like we just
went in because I see Trevor Rodgers is on here.
That's the person we were.
Speaker 3: Tyler Taylor, Trevor God damn it, it's just t Rogers
for Baltimore.
Speaker 2: Welller Taylor are brothers. They're both really now. I know,
I just didn't get to Trevor Burns is on this list.
Ranger Swarz has been on this list. Kyle Freeland, surprisingly,
by the way, he has an inflated era, but apparently
I don't know how he has the war. That's probably
a big negative to war. By the way. Trevor Rodgers,
Walker Bueller, Schlittler and Chris Sale, those are the guys
on the Big War list of June Gage Jump probably
the most prevalent one. But Trevor Rodgers. Again, there's another
reason to pay attention to him as they are turning
it around. Last up on the Closure Department, the blown saves,
Slash losses, Elvis Alvarado, Ryan Hellsley. Of course he comes back.
It's against the Dodgers. He got an l and a
blown save, Sir Anthony Dominguez. It's the only amount of
time before Grant Taylor, Sam Bachman had a blown save.
Jacob Webb who thought was gonna get an opportunity. Tony Santillion,
which is why it's so hilarious to Meliopegan is coming
back soon. Cad Smith and a rolled as Chapman role
as Chapman just got the l Any. I think the
Santillion one jumps right the hell out at me, just
because like Pegane's gonna come back and they're gonna throw
him right back into that role, so i'd actually go
pick him up right now if you hate yourself. A.
Speaker 3: Hellsley's been rough since coming back, so I don't know
how much longer heals that role either.
Speaker 2: So those two are real, real tough, right, nonsaver, non
close saves. Jan her Cano he ended up getting one.
I don't know if that's one that could take away
from Helsley. Anthony Banda got one, Kevin Kelly, Jacob Junas,
Jayden Hill, Luke Baker, Will Vest, Chad Patrick. Chad Patrick
had a three inning save. I'm really curious if we're
gonna start seeing a few more of these, like Multiini
saves start to pop up.
Speaker 3: With Yeah, we're talking about that a couple of weeks ago,
with that three inning saved deal. Jade Hill I think
has a last two saves for the Rockies. So not
that you want to invest in the Rockies closer that much,
but he's been getting them. Send to tell sucks.
Speaker 2: So is there anybody I don't really do anything else
with anybody else here.
Speaker 3: No, I mean maybe Cano just because of Elsie's been
so bad.
Speaker 2: So that's the only one's speculating on canoe. There you go,
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