You're not going to. Welcome to episode 4.

episode 423 of the Sleeper and the Bust.

It is Thursday February 2nd.

I'm your host Paul's 4 joined by you know Sarah Zino. How's it going?

No, I'm pretty good. I feel like an old man. We got 423 episodes of this guy and we just did my

one thousands one thousand one thousand's post on fan graphs today

one thousand I actually you did your one thousand and one because one thousand was whatever was before this

I think I think the piece that we're going to talk about that I'll get to in a moment

oh good good today was one one I prefer that piece to Eddie Butler today because

Yeah Eddie Butler can be can't be a milestone piece. I'm sorry

You know what though I want to get a quick thought on that. I wasn't planned but you did write about him. He's leaving Colorado. He was a prospect. I actually liked him as a prospect.

When it was him and John Gray I was like, you know, I think they got something here with these two.

You know, Gray's obviously on a nice trajectory.

Butler never really got it going.

And not really a whole lot of time to kind of figure it out, but I struggled in the miners to that just that

thin air in general because when they were at Colorado Springs he

struggled and then of course in 159 innings at the Major League level he

he was brutal could not miss bats terrible

results all of it so you know when the Cubs are at the point now when they

sign somebody everyone perks up and says oh you know the cub sign this guy is

there anything here with Eddie Butler well the interesting thing was that

Adam Ottovino once told me you know you watch this, if he ever finds a pitch other than that

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