Yeah. Greetings and Sally Chase, everyone.

It's Rich Wilson.

This is part two of the podcast I screwed up.

I apologize.

I've now listened back and realized I got through Caleb Keelan, and I need to finish up the pitchers.

And I sincerely apologize for breaking

this up in the two. It was totally my mistake. Please forgive me, and let's move on here.

Number two was Grayson Rodriguez. He is a Baltimore Oriole. He's a right-hand-up pitcher. He's in

AAA. He has 24 years old this past week, 11 a third innings pitch seven hits two earn runs 20

strikeouts and four walks for the season it's been very good 2.7 er a 66 strikeouts only 14 walks

and 43 endings there is no question the guy's got a great arm he's up up the 98, 99 miles an hour with a great change

up, a really good kind of a slider, more of a slurvy type of slider. The only thing that

bothers me about Grayson Rodriguez and all those, all the secondary pitches have taken a step up.

The thing that bothers me about about the Rodriguez and all this all the secretary of pitches have taken a step up.

The thing that bothers me about about the Baltimore Orioles development of Grace and Rodriguez is he just does pitch deep in the games.

11 and third innings and two outings.

I mean, it's pitching five to six innings and outing.

He is not turning over the lineup three times. And I think that's a

critical skill that the guy should have before he gets on up to the big leagues. And I don't know why.

But the one thing that I do like about the Orioles is they know what they're doing. It's a very smart

front office and it's an all front office that I trust. So if they believe this is the right way to develop Grayson Rodriguez, then it's the right

way to do it.

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