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Yep.

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My guest this week for the final regular season podcast I'll be doing this year. Eno Seris of the Athletic. I'm sure you all know who Eno is. Very excited for you to hop back on, man, and talk some young pitchers with me. Yeah, James, good to see you. I'm going to see Goose this weekend. Oh, really? Cool. Yeah, at Frost. That'll be fun.

Wow. First time?

Tip one up for you. Yes, first time. Awesome. Thank you. Really appreciate that.

You haven't left the house much recently, I'm guessing.

Thank you. I hear lots of people are doing fun stuff out of it.

You've got a baby. Thank you. I hear lots of people are doing fun stuff out of it. You've got a baby. But I will get to see you in Arizona for that. That would be fun. Yeah. So let's talk about some young pitchers who we can kind of start analyzing already for 2025.

Spencer Schwellenbach, I think, is maybe the top rookie pitcher to discuss to start things

off here.

Kind of came out of nowhere this year with Atlanta was obviously excellent in the minors to start

the season and then just didn't

really skip a beat after getting to the big leagues. His 4.8% walk rate would be a top 10 mark

among qualified starters. And he's kind of an interesting case where it's a 101 stuff plus,

but like location plus and pitching plus loves Spencer Schwellenbach.

So what are you seeing with Schwellenbach as we look ahead to 2025?

Yeah, I think there's kind of an important lesson here, even among the different pitchers

that have come up in Atlanta recently.

You've seen A.J. Smith Shaver come up, Hurston Waldrop.

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