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So I'm going to talk about it. And this is the way that I want to do this. And I can't do all three days on Monday.

Let's just be honest. So I'm going to do this today. We'll see if I can do it for Tau Wars. And I'm going off to Vegas two weekends. So I might be spoiling you with these two this weekend. But still, we've got a lot. So we're going to do it right now. Brandon fought three innings, four and runs, two walks, two Ks.

It doesn't matter.

He wasn't going to get the number five spot anyway for the Diamondbacks. To me, he's still the number six when there is an opportunity. So just remember, Brandon Fought is still very good. This does not change anything. It's as if no pitcher has ever allowed four earned runs before and been good. I mean, come

on. Nick Lodolo, I mean, three innings, three earned runs, five hits, one walk, five case. And we're not going to talk about that one, are we? There you go. You've got Patrick Corbin, four innings, one earned run, three hits, zero walks, three cases. By the way, about Lodolo and fought and everything, they're bothodolo, I still like, because stuff is great, but I do worry about being on the Reds and the

development there and everything. So fine. Patrick Corbyn did well, we don't care about that. Hazel Zard was on the other side. Fournings, six Ks. I don't have any velocity readings. And I got to say for a lot of these, no one is reporting Velocity on Twitter, and it's driving me insane.

It might be that the parks are not showing it in any way. And I gotta say for a lot of these, no one is reporting Velocity on Twitter and it's driving me insane.

It might be that the parks are not showing it in any way, but they're not talking to anyone with a radar gun. It's annoying. Get that information. We need it. But fine. I have it for some guys because of savant and stuff. Why I don't have it for savant, there was just no information.

So Lozardo, he was around 97 before.

Last time we checked, now it's 6Ks against a pretty terrible lineup for the Nationals. But still, that's pretty dang awesome. I had a solo shot, and that's it. Calab Radish, four innings, one or run, eight strikeouts. I have no velocity ratings. I still am worried about that cut fast, but clearly, I got nothing else to tell you. Um, breakers were probably good. But you didn't face a single

starting player for the twins. All the twins batters were backups or AAA people. So keep that

in mind here for the context of that. I know I've been out on Braddish. It still feels like a risky proposition while there are other ones I feel like you can get more value out of the gate and I feel like it's a best of cherry bomb for Bradish, but maybe I'm wrong and I would love for him to soar and be incredible and to prove me wrong here. I just am still worried about that cut fastball. Joe Ryan was on the other side of that three innings, zero and runs to its 4Ks.

Everything seems good to go there. Ilyzer Hernandez is fighting for the SP5 spot for the Mets, considering that Kintana's going be out for a while. Remember, he exists too with David Peterson and Tyler McGilland. Nope, four and runs in two-point-two innings. We move on. Jordan Montgomery, he was fine, not the best secondary. he hung a lot of changeups, but yeah, he's all fine.

Trista McKenzie isn Montgomery, he was fine. Not the best secondary. He hung a lot of change-ups. But, yeah, he's all fine.

Tristan McKenzie isn't. Another bad start. 2.1 innings, 5-runs, 3 walks, 1-Ks. Another start where the command and control are not there. I'm very worried about Tristan McKenzie, guys. I would not be targeting him in drafts personally. Maybe it does switch or gets into gear in a week or two

and whatever, but that was my concern over the offseason for Tristan McKenzie. And this is another

start indicating that it's still not fixed. Brandon Woodruff did well, ace is going to ace.

Alex Wood, velocity was slightly down. You're still hovering 92 miles per hours, 2.2

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