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  1. Reds bullpen seems inadequate, irrespective of last night’s game. Red’s pen did allow eight earned runs yesterday, though.
  2. Gallagher was 6th round pick last year. 1.59 ERA after two starts in AA. 22 years old Armstrong 13th round pick in 2023. 4.62 ERA in AA. 24 years old Gallagher seems useful. Armstrong 🤷‍♂️
  3. I’m not sure Kittredge or Soroka strike fear in many people. Taylor Rogers FIP and WHIP are underwhelming. You stack them on top of Willi Castro and you maybe got one win improvement.
  4. We didn’t trade Reese Olson’s cousin for anybody
  5. Some of it does seem like an impulse buy at the checkout counter when the store is about to close in 40 seconds, you just throw something into your cart 🙂
  6. We got rid of our injury prone left-handed starting pitcher 30 minutes ago and needed a replacement
  7. I’m not really worried about the Cubs acquisitions
  8. I hope we don’t face SD in the playoffs
  9. Does SD have any prospects remaining? 🙂🤷‍♂️
  10. I haven’t seen the Cubs move the needle yet.
  11. Carlos Correa is an excellent example of why teams should often not want to retain their stars after arbitration is over.
  12. If Ortiz’s presumed negative WAR is replaced with someone above replacement level? 🤷‍♂️ I agree with your points. Sure would be nice to win the division by one game.
  13. 2-3 wins in the regular season, I’d imagine. Kwan, Chourio, Frelick in the OF Collins to 2B, Turang to SS Less likely to lose 2-1 or 1-0 in the postseason. Plus, majority of our lineup would be 5’8” 🤷‍♂️
  14. Kwan could be nice. I genuinely think we have enough starting and relief pitching. Maybe one more high leverage arm so we don’t need to pitch Uribe and Megill 4-5 day’s per week. I’d prefer to not give up six years of a decent prospect for 25 IP of a rental. I realize we eventually need to cash in some prospects, someday.
  15. Hayes’ OPS is nearly identical to Joey Ortiz
  16. Batting third and doing the catching, William Contreras. He had a great game yesterday. Jansen and his .820 OPS against LHP this year will be available off the bench 🤷‍♂️
  17. Orioles are winners of five straight and going for four game sweep of Toronto. Orioles outscored Blue Jays 30-10 this week. I agree with your other points. Just sharing some Baltimore optimism.
  18. Yelich getting a day off against the lefty and Contreras simply having a day off both make equal sense to me. Contreras had a great game yesterday so we might as well give Yelich the day off.
  19. I think Vaughn has enough former prospect pedigree to likely out perform Rhys Hoskins through the 2026 season.
  20. I only mentioned salary cap. Similar to MLB except aging stars age more quickly in the NFL. The NFL seems filled with mediocre teams. Fantasy football, betting and large investments by national tv networks contribute to football having an outsized cultural place on Sundays. None of those things rely on a salary cap. I just named 25% of the league that has had little success in three decades in spite of the NFL’s equality. I could probably add more teams to the list. 10% decline in wild card viewership. Regular season declined, too. 29% decline in youth tackle football CTE is a problem, as well. NFL is more popular than MLB in terms of revenue and viewership. To me, it doesn’t mean baseball should copy football. I appreciate reasonable people can disagree 🙂
  21. I don’t think it accurate to say the NFL is popular and has a salary cap therefore salary caps are popular. The NFL’s dominance, both real and imagined, stems from many factors unrelated to salary caps. Plus, there are short term and long term signs of demand waning for the NFL. Salary caps have not helped the Browns, Lions, Jaguars, Cardinals, Texans, Bears or Jets much in the last 30 years.
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