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Not if you look at the top 9 of the OH prospect list!

Oh that explains why I was confused, what you quoted and what you were actually replying to were different things. Thanks for the clarification. All I care about at the end of the day is that the top two pitching prospects that were here when he arrived five years ago are both in the minors and the only pitching prospect in the top 10 has serious red flags.

He got Bradish for Bundy. Didn't get much of note for Cobb, Iglesias or Villar.

So?

At least they are comping them to former Orioles and not Hall of Famers or famous players of the same nationality.

I can't make a determination until I see him play ping pong.

Someone I know at work saw a Duran Duran show last week.

The bullpen has looked good at least.

I remember Caleb having a bat first reputation in the minors and working with Dempsey on his throwing. But that was a decade ago, so maybe I'm wrong.

I'll try but it goes against my optimistic nature.

I'm just going by my memory but I think that was Caleb not Matt.

Boy Irvin sure commanded that pitch.

They don't consider it fear.

You are talking to Wildcard. Of course he's going to give significance to 7 at bats.

ftfy

Remember the Mets save a buck eighty for every dollar they shave off the payroll.

Ninety-six games.

He did but my intense scrutiny of the boxscore shows they were all singles. Is he barreling the ball and driving it?

Just saying you started one of these like a week ago. I just want to know what to expect next week, so I can be prepared.

I'd rather have Santander at first and Cowser in the outfield given a choice. Mountcastle does have three hits tonight so he might be ready to come back soon as well. As badly as he's struggled this season Mountcastle has the better track record of the two.

So is a new Mayo thread going to be a weekly Roy special or what?

He was in a slump from 2019-2022.

I'm all for giving guys with a track record a chance to work themselves out of a slump but O'Hearn is the opposite of that.