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My name is Nick Pollack.

Today is April 16th, and yes, we are going to talk about baseball. Seth Lugo. Yeah, you can maybe add him. He had a good start against the Tigers yesterday. He's pitching kind of the same with the first half last year. Nothing really too shocking. He's healthy from the back injury. It's fine.

I was a little bit out on it before because I saw reduced velocity in his curveball.

That's... really too shocking. He's healthy from the back injury. It's fine. I was a little bit out

on it before because I saw reduced velocity in his curveball. That's without the slow curve

included. But hey, 6.2 innings and 1-100 ball. That's fine against the Tigers. And now he gets

the Orioles and the Angels and into Seattle. So maybe that does work. We'll see.

Kermenzynski went as a follower and it killed. So did Jesse Shultons. Now, Mildensky went against the Nationals. Shultons against the White Sox. From Mugensky, it was incredible splitters, two left-handers. And now he'll go into Texas, and maybe that can happen again. But you know how I feel about splitters? Maybe that works as a Voltre start.

And for Shultons, yeah, this was 77 pitches and five frames with five whiffs.

And over 67, five whiffs over 67 cut fastballs and sliders is just like not really my jam.

It's a very much worse Rasmussen.

He got the white socks. but now he'll get the

Reds carpet, so maybe he can steal a win there too. Dylan ceased did well, and I hope he does it

again. Bryce Elder, Elder did well, and I'm not going to go against the Nationals. That's a very

left-handed focused team. The Marlins had some right-handers in there, and he actually allowed more hits to them than the lefties, but I just feel kind of weird. We saw what the lefty heavy lineup did in Cleveland. He's going to get against the nationals. I wouldn't do that, and then it's Philly and Cores for Bryce Alderson. No, thanks. Chad Patrick, 6.2 innings. What 81 pitches?

Wow, that's an absolute gold star.

I haven't seen Chad Patrick 06.2 in a long time, if ever.

It was all cutters, though.

Like 89 to 90 mile per hour cutters that had about 70% strikes and 50% usage, also to

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