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18 hours ago, caulfield12 said:

Still not sure how they can play Vargas Sosa Baldwin and Meidroth with all those veteran outfielders rostered...with Josh Rojas returning as well.

And then Nick Maton is the current PT obsession of Venable's.

That would be Amaya

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Baseball America Helium Pick Of The Day
Each day, we’ll pick a prospect that has our attention.

Christian Oppor, LHP, White Sox: The early part of the season is a great time to hone in on potential breakout prospects. After Wednesday night's 10-strikeout performance, White Sox LHP Christian Oppor could be a name with some buzz. The lefthander sat 94-97 mph touching 98 mph over the early portion of the start, mixing a sweeping slider and a changeup. Oppor allowed three walks while holding Lynchburg hitless over 4.2 innings, keeping the Hillcats off balance all night long. Oppor racked up 15 swinging strikes over 80 pitches, showing true swing-and-miss stuff. A lefthander with this type of velocity and bat-missing stuff is worth keeping an eye on.

https://baseball-america-prospect-report.beehiiv.com/p/7-standout-performances-from-wednesday

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Oppor on the helium portion of the hot sheet.

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Christian Oppor, LHP, White Sox
The White Sox drafted Oppor out of Gulf Coast State (Fla.) JC in the fifth round in 2023. The lefthander spent parts of two seasons on the complex before being assigned to Low-A Kannapolis to begin 2025. In his debut on Wednesday, Oppor tossed 4.2 innings, allowing no hits and no runs, walking three, striking out 10 and hitting a batter. While Oppor’s command bordered on effectively wild, he kept Lynchburg off balance throughout the start. His fastball sat 94-95 mph, touching 98 mph at peak, while also mixing a upper-70s sweeper and an upper-70s changeup with good vertical separation off his fastball. It was a loud full-season debut for Oppor. (GP) 

https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories/ranking-the-20-hottest-mlb-prospects-hot-sheet-4-14-25/

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19 minutes ago, DirtySox said:

No scarier words for a pitcher at the lower levels than effectively wild.  It would be amazing to have a few of these guys figure it out.  You can't teach the big arm.

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