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I said morning. It's not the morning and must be upset with me, but I was in Florida. And I got in like 3 a.m. last night. I slept and I needed to do it. And I pushed back everything. I want to take the time to go through all three days. I'm going to try and do whatever I can to have this I'm done on the weekends moving forward because I just feel it's so important

there's days. I'm going to try and do whatever I can to have this done on the weekends moving forward

because I just feel it's so important. There's just so much to cover and it makes it so I have to do

three days for one episode. It takes it longer. All that kind of stuff. But you're here now and

let's get to it. So on Friday, I've got lots of names. Uthella Anderson. He did find Tony Gonselin, two innings three hits, two walks, two case. He rolled his ankle during practice, though. We had Andrew Painter, by the way. The tender elbow, we're still waiting to find out more. It does not sound good. It is really, really demoralizing for all of us. Okay. Kyle Gibson had two strikeouts. hopefully that's because of that sweeper. Paxson was at 93 and had a sore hamstring. So we can kind of count out Paxson at the moment, too. It's very interesting how the whole Red Sox team is, now it's going to Winkowski and Cutter Crawford. And I don't want to touch either of those as Garrett Willock could be on the aisle to start the season. But it's probably just going to be like one start for Whitlock. But then again, that's the pirates and all that fun stuff. Okay. Sunny Gray, he had elevated fastballs, which were kind of good. Maybe that is something to monitor with Sunny Gray moving forward. I don't know. But he's okay and that's fine. Eduardo Rodriguez is back up to 93 miles per hour and I think that's great news. He was 91 in 2022, 92.5 in 2023. He was at 93 here. If that sticks, I'm going to be putting out another group of sleepers later this week, five of them. And I think Edward Ar is going to be on that list. Don't overlook this. Like, he could be the best version of himself this season. Jose Orkidim, 91-93, not 93.5, as he was last year. How do I know this? I was at the game sitting next to scouts with a radar gun. They hated me.

I talked too much. It was too ridiculous. And they were just, they were so happy it was not there the next day. But, um, but no, I asked them what they had for Jose Arkite. He was 91 to 93. And he was

93.5 last year. Something to consider there. Drew Rasmussen is up a tick, but only 2 F38 whiffs, but 32% CSW.

I'm kind of in on Drew Rasmussen this year, PLV loves him, and he's throwing even harder

might help him even more.

Kevin Gossom was normal 95, Max Schurzer was slightly down, nothing to worry about there.

Kyle Muller, when 2.2 innings, 300 runs one walk, 0Ks. And the battle for the SB 5 for the athletics is very interesting. J.P. Sears, Waldichuk, Kyle Muller are all there. There's also Tarnock. Three innings, one run, one walk, 1K. The scouts that talked to about that game, they, they really like Tarnock. So

something to take a look at there. Tony Disco went two innings, zero walks in three Ks. That's good

to see. I think he's SB 6 for the Giants and that might happen considering the track record

of all of those starters come with injury. So it would be likely Tony Disco before

Kyle Harrison as the replacement. I don't think Sean Higelli or Sam Long are going to get

much opportunity first. So Tony Disco 3Ks could be undervaluing him a little bit. Speaking of

Giants, Sean Minaya, there was no velocity readings for this. I looked it up, but couldn't find it, which is unfortunate, because it was 94 plus before, which got us all interested. He went three or runs in this one, but 4Ks, maybe there's something there. Luke Weaver, not good, five earned runs and 1.2 innings. But yeah, back to Mania really quickly.

Something there.

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