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tease and exclusions apply 18 plus gamblerware.org. Welcome to Rates at Beryl's Thursday, April 17th, Derek Van Riper, Enosarous, Trevor May here with you on this episode.

We have the return of Spencer

Strider. We'll dig into what looked different for him the first time back out on the big

league mound on Wednesday against the Blue Jays. Eno is part of a co-written piece at the athletic

looking at the gap between hitting development and pitching development, possibly closing,

thanks to some new tools and different things.

We'll dig into that story.

We're going to talk about Jacob Wilson and have our how I'd pitch this guy segment focusing on trying to get out one of the guys that strikes out less than anybody in the league.

It's a bit of a unique challenge, so we'll dig into that.

And time, permit him, got a mailbag question about Gavin Williams, who had a rough outing against the Orioles on Wednesday.

So we begin with the return of Spencer Strider.

He's back from internal brace surgery, and, you know, the velo is down a little bit, which

I think comes with the typical caveat.

Well, it's the first start back off of an injury, so maybe we're not going to get all the way there right away.

But what else looked different to you guys?

As you watched Strider yesterday, Trevor, was there anything that caught your eye, something that he had changed considerably since we last saw him in a competitive situation.

Other than just like maybe the stuff lagging a little bit, because the big caveat,

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