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Look at Ray Ray Run

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  1. 15/yr is an anchor lol?
  2. It's the only reason I watch the white sox these days, so for me there's a reason to hold him. I only watch when he pitches. I also will never promote acting like a small market coward even if that is the likely outcome. I bet garrett would be open to some kind of extension but it wouldn't be cheap cheap.
  3. The odds of any of these pitchers being as good as crochet is about .01%.
  4. There's ZERO reason to trade crochet for anything but a complete kings ransom. He's showing, with his age and contract, that he's one of the 5 most valuable pieces in the game imo.
  5. Crochet belongs in the top 5 arms in the game conversation. The way he spots his fastball is unreal.
  6. Shriffen reads the pitch designation on the screen like Ron burgundy reads a teleprompter - whatever it says, it is!
  7. Camera not showing every time but looks like they're waving/reaching back for the base on change up. Surprised how exposed his hand is there.
  8. He's gotta protect that hand better with man on second. Pretty sure runner gave him change indicator and then nothing so knew fastball there. You can see his hand
  9. Nothing helps a young pitcher quite like a catcher who is the worst hitter in the history of baseball.
  10. He's a unicorn. Trading him would be wild.
  11. Mlb.com about as good at scouting and prospect rankings as caufield is at citing sources.
  12. They could be the only team that doesn't have a viable MLB player.
  13. If crochet is on his game tonight, this could be one of the best pitched games you ever see. Boston stinks versus lefties.
  14. Our last couple drafts looking solid so far. While that 1.1 is nice, baseball is won by hitting on a handful of players per draft in some capacity.
  15. Drafting highly is whatever in baseball. It matters much less than in other sports.
  16. 2027 is a long way away. An eternity in baseball years. Saying this is just doom and gloom or younger folks speaking.
  17. I'm not sure how many times this needs to be brought up, but when you have two good MLB players it's not impressive to have a nice AA roster.
  18. Schriffen last night... Pedro always says anything we get with thr bat from Martin is just a bonuss.. John, that's to excuse a guy hitting like 210 and playing elite defense. Not to excuse a guy hitting. 080
  19. I worry when guys dont improve or adapt. I'm not worried about Colson at all given his age, being a Midwest kid with limited amateur reps, and his continued development. I'd be worried if we were sitting here next year with the same circumstance. Right now, he's going through what every baseball player ever has gone through - a period of challenge and adaptation. Worries only come when you see little change.
  20. While that call today was hilariously bad I actually thought the most hilariously stupid thing he did today was ask Stone if you let Fletcher swing 3-0 with no outs down one. Stone quickly says no, and he says "not even after the catch?" Fletcher hitting 180 something. ?
  21. Sale threw 143 innings the year he was drafted.
  22. I don't have anything against the players so no reason to root for them to be historically bad. They're all out there playing for their careers; which is probably why of all the dumb s%*# Pedro has said and done this one where he called to question their effort is the first we heard push back.
  23. Amazing how many words have been wasted on this.

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