I'm not Canadian, you're not getting the reference in the avatar.
Here's the issue: If this part is something you found somewhere:
"Hudson noticed a slight drop in his fastball velocity in 2025 and had been pitching at Triple-A Nashville since mid-May after allowing five earned runs and walking 12 batters over 10.1 innings in the majors. The left-hander hasn't fared especially well at Nashville (6.84 ERA, 1.56 WHIP, 25:12 K:BB in 25 innings)"
...and this part is your opinion:
"so he could go unclaimed off waivers despite being just one season removed from a dominant season in relief in the big leagues. So we could possibly reclaim him. "
You shouldn't just be mashing it together verbatim. One, it's taking words for your own when they are not (plagiarism). Two, it's just awkward to read all these posts that read like article snippets (because they are) instead of a thought that you just came up with while composing your reply.
People use stats all the time. I'm obviously not implying you shouldn't use them. But if you're not quoting and providing a reference, you shouldn't just copy/paste something you found.