Squirmin' for Yermin

For me specifically, it isn't about 'not wanting him', it's about me not being sure if he is a guy I would want to headline a Robert deal. He seems like a pretty light headliner.

Stott, Castellanos,

Agreed.

Can you get Painter instead of Miller?

Sign me up

I don’t want all pitching for Robert. Red Sox laugh at that. Baltimore can get more than Crochet for Holliday

Yeah I also thought these comments were interesting. Seems like he’d be available for the right guy (I can’t imagine crochet is that guy). I imagine westbhrg looking like a DUDE has made them think Holliday could be dealable

I don’t want Jones as a headliner

I’d do that fedde deal as well. Lets call up our GM’s

I would die a happy dance for that deal Kjerstad and Mayo please

Can you provide us with what you think it would cost? Using Mariners as an example

I hope I am wrong because they could make the best deal. I still think they're a good fit for Robert as well. Just trade them both Robert and Crochet hahah

They've got 3 great headliners (Holliday, Mayo, Kjerstad). Just don't think they'd move any

I assume that ranks Schultz as the #1 SP?

Plus he is still walking at a 13% rate which is good to see.

awesome

shocker lol

I imagine if he hits 80 innings this year, we will see him sometime next summer in Chicago.

For sure

This is also with the presumed graduation of Thorpe.

Same. I love draft time for the influx of talent. If we theoreticaly drafted a Konnor Griffin or Rainer, would they slot in at #3/4 on our list behind Schultz and Montgomery?

This makes sense

For those smarter than me.. In regard to the 2025 DRAFT.. I know the earliest we will pick is 10th (maybe 11th depending on A's)... How does the pool money work in this situation? Assuming we have the worst record, do we still get the #1 pick draft money pool or is it the 10th pick money pool?? My understanding is that post round 1, we would have the first pick in each round. But is our pool gunna be tied to the 10th pick in the first? @Y2Jimmy0

I was just looking yesterday and most of the top 100 (MLB.com) starting pitchers were having really down years.. Schultz stood above the rest

Both high school picks last year. Wonder where they ranked.