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My name is Nick Pock, and today we're going to talk about the Baltimore Orioles.

Oh, boy.

I know.

We talked about the Phillies yesterday, and Moises Chase was involved, who, when they're not a part of the Orioles.

I'm just joking. I maybe I'm not. We'll see. We're going to talk about the actual pictures

though and Zach Eifflin is here. Oh my gosh, Zach Eflin 3590 rate, 1 15 whip in a 20%

K rate last year, but 3.5% walk rate and a 9-hipper 9 meant a 115 whip. And remember that.

Just remember that in your head right now. Really low walk rate. Nine hip or nine is still a

115 whip. And with Eflin, well, he's fine. He's safe. It's okay. You know, he's able to manipulate his sinker well. He has great curveballs that he throws the lefties and righties. He sometimes goes high with cutters, but gets inside with them against lefties.

You know, it's like, he's fine. And he had a lot of strike at regression, of course, and really just aggression across the board

from 2023 to 2024.

He really squeezed out the most of everything that he had in 2023.

But it doesn't mean that he's going to be harmful for your teams.

He's going to get some wins.

He's going to go every five days.

All that kind of stuff for the Orioles.

So I like him. I don't find myself really gravitating towards needing to get Eflin because I feel as if

that floor is not really necessary.

It's not Toby territory, but because we have so many good starters, I feel as if you play

the game of trying to chase things in drafts, you are going to find yourself doing better with that

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