“This British author was a part of the World War II Operation Goldeneye, and used some of this experience in his novels.” “Who is Ian Seymour?” The audience howled in laughter when I shot up in bed, soaking wet. My recurring dream of being dumb on Jeopardy! continues. But who is Ian Seymour? Wow, also the author of Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang? Wait, I have Ian Fleming’s Wikipedia page open. Rays’ Ian Seymour is an aristocrat–Still have the same page open, huh? Righto! Yesterday, Ian Seymour went 6 IP, 1 ER, 4 baserunners, 8 Ks, ERA at 4.02, and has solid underlying numbers — 9.7 K/9, 3.4 BB/9, 4.19 xFIP and hilariously has barely pitched in the majors, because the Rays either prolong service time or abuse their starters. No one can be used normally! At 27, he has 113 IP on his career. You’d think he was terrible. He was not. He had a 2.35 ERA in 145 1/3 IP his last full year in the minors in 2024, then followed that with 86 IP in the minors and a 2.62 ERA. Constantly with a 10.5 or greater K/9, and just criminal how he was in the minors for so long. Well, he no longer is and pitching well! As I keep saying, you’re not going to get butt pats with a “Good job” by holding schmohawks like Framber when guys like Seymour are doing well. Ooh, ooh, I know the author’s name! “Who is James Bond?” Damn it, those weren’t autobiographical? Anyway, here’s what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Cedric Mullins – 2-for-4, 2 RBIs and his 10th homer, and his third homer in three games and fourth homer in five games, and I really have to add him to the Buy column coming out later today. Holy freakin’ schmotatoes.
Carter Jensen – 2-for-4 and his 13th homer. His hitting streak stopped on Wednesday because of Big DiMaggio. Oh, you thought no one’s passed Joe D. because it’s an impossible record to break? Ha, please. It’s Big DiMaggio! Everyone knows that!
Isaac Collins – 1-for-3 and his 4th homer. You ever see four homers everywhere you look and think of Vlad Jr.? That’s currently happening with me. It’s an affliction. Like gout.
Stephen Kolek – 2 IP, 3 ER, ERA at 4.50. If you have Kolek on your teams because I liked him for a brief moment a few weeks ago. I see you, I hear you, I feel you–metaphorically. But you don’t need to hold him.
Framber Valdez – 5 IP, 5 ER, ERA at 4.29. I’ve started to hate Framber in ways I didn’t think was possible. He was my 2nd pitcher drafted, all he has to do is “not suck.” Is “not sucking” an overly complicated thing? It doesn’t seem it. If you’re in a shallower league, unlike me, I’d drop him. Actually, that’s not true. I would’ve dropped him last month. In fact! In one league, I did.
Hao-Yu Lee – 1-for-4, 2 RBIs and his 4th homer. This guy’s got you thinking, “Did Grey make up this name in poor taste or is that a real guy?” and he has as many homers as Vlad Jr.
Colt Keith – 1-for-2 and his 6th homer. Colt Keith has 13 homers every season he’s been in the majors (two), and he’s currently projected for 12 homers. Please send you donations to your nearest blood bank and let’s get Keith the help he needs.
Kenley Jansen – 1/3 IP, 0 ER, ERA at 5.23, as he entered randomly in the 7th. Ya know what’s kinda cool in an understated way? Jansen losing the closer gig on a future 100-loss team. Perfect, no notes. I don’t know if there’s a replacement either. I guess Kyle Finnegan (1 IP, 1 ER, ERA at 2.23) would be my choice, but he’s not being used as a closer either, as he entered a blowout last night in the 8th.
Nathan Eovaldi – 5 IP, 3 ER, 7 baserunners, 9 Ks, ERA at 4.02. A great start? Ha! I wouldn’t even call it a good start. But this is exactly what Framber should be doing. A vaguely passable start. That’s all!
Elias Diaz – 2-for-4, 2 runs and his 4th homer, and second homer in two games. Elias Sports Bureau said, “No, he’s not related to us, can you please stop calling here?”
Walbert Urena – 5 2/3 IP, 1 ER, 5 baserunners (4 BBs), 6 Ks, ERA at 3.03. Walbert is butting heads with “Is it better to be lucky or good” and continuing to come out on the side of lucky.
Bryce Miller – 7 IP, 0 ER, 2 hits, zero walks, 8 Ks, ERA at 1.71. Piggyback this! I just crotch-chopped like I was Abner Uribe about to lose the closer gig. Miller’s stats so far: 10.6 K/9, 0.9 BB/9, 2.64 xFIP and there’s a case to be made he’s a top ten starter right now. It’s like all the Mariners’ starters came together and were like, “One of us can be great and we want Miller to be that guy.” Honestly, a sweet sentiment.
Manny Machado – 1-for-3, 2 RBIs and his 17th homer, hitting .192. Does he have non-home run hits? Seriously asking.
Jackson Merrill – 1-for-4 and his 9th homer, hitting .212. I know I said to sell him a few weeks ago, but now his price is so absurd I feel like there might be a buying opportunity. It’s a market with ebbs and flows, don’t make me communicate obvious things.
Randy Vasquez – 3 IP, 4 ER, ERA at 4.71 vs. Roki Sasaki – 3 IP, 6 ER, ERA at 5.40. This matchup was billed as, “Can you believe how much energy we’ve put into thinking about these guys who are pretty sucky?”
Dalton Rushing – 4-for-4, 3 runs, 4 RBIs and his 10th homer, hitting .263. After his home run, he showed Ohtani video to try to help him hit homers, and Ohtani said through a translator, “Please get away from me.”
Kyle Tucker – 4-for-4, 3 runs, 1 RBI, hitting .249. He has to get hot at some point, right? [the silence of 1,000 monks]…right?
Jacob Misiorowski – 5 IP, 1 ER, 5 hits, zero walks, 10 Ks, ERA at 1.47, but also gave up four more unearned. A rant I’ve done before, but it was a short schedule day, so strap in for a repeat rant! So, The IO Update gave up a three-run homer to Jose Trevino. Embarrassing? Yes, but more importantly, it’s so silly that home runs allowed can be unearned. I get why they are in some circumstances, but at least the hitter hitting the actual home run should be earned. I have Mis in a league, so I’m glad it was unearned, but it’s also very dumb. Okay, repeat rant over! Now, look at this gloriousness, which is made incredibly funny by having Trevor Rogers on top:
Lowest ERA in first 17 starts of a season, last 50 years:
2025 Trevor Rogers: 1.35
2000 Pedro Martínez: 1.38
2005 Roger Clemens: 1.41
2026 Jacob Misiorowski: 1.47— Sarah Langs (@SlangsOnSports) July 2, 2026
Garrett Mitchell – 1-for-3 and his 7th homer. He should do steroids just so we can get another Mitchell report.
Chase Burns – 6 IP, 2 ER, 6 baserunners, 4 Ks, ERA at 2.40. Burns has been great; I wrote a preseason sleeper post; I love him; semicolons are fun, but I do worry he’s more of a 3.00 ERA pitcher and we’re being slightly spoiled here. In other words, Burns after reading.
Sal Stewart – 1-for-4, and his 17th homer, 2nd homer in three games, third homer in a week. Sal seemed like the product of a huge April, and he might still be, but the current heat is nice, unless it’s with humidity. Humidity, you ruin everything.
TJ Friedl – 2-for-3, 2 RBIs and his 3rd homer. It was his first hit since May 29th. Friedl-y’s an adjective for when a guy becomes so bad he’s got me spitting up my Fribble.
Davis Martin – 3 1/3 IP, 2 ER, 6 hits, 5 walks, zero strikeouts, ERA at 3.08. I’m not sure how someone could allow six hits and five walks in just over three innings, and strikeout no one, but get out with only two earned runs. That feels mathematically impossible. Not matheMartinically though. I over-portmanteau’d, didn’t I? Alas! I’m currently working on the top 100 for the 2nd half (will be up on Patreon next week and on the site the week during the break), and I was contemplating Martin, and, after one start, I think I need to reevaluate. That was as bad as starts get.
Chase Meidroth – 1-for-4, 2 RBIs and his 7th homer. Looked at the Player Rater for Meidroth and saw he was right next to Ernie Clement and near 200 overall. Clement seems like a perfectly respectable middle infidel. Three million votes for him should’ve triggered a council to look at removing All-Star votes from fans.
Grant Taylor – 1 1/3 IP, 2 ER, ERA at 3.02. “Should be able to go more than an inning, but I’d love for you to keep him for just the 9th. It would help my fantasy team and your team.” How’s that to send off to Will Venable? Oh, I could also add, “You ever see Celtic Pride? Okay, imagine that starred Sir Anthony Hopkins as Seranthony Dominguez and that’s what happens if you go back to him as the closer.” Better?
Slade Cecconi – 5 IP, 5 ER, ERA at 4.44. Clearly, not a great start, but, honestly, it wasn’t as bad as Davis Martin’s. Streamonator hates Cecconi’s next start and I don’t have any special feelings for it.
David Fry – 1-for-1 and his 6th homer, and 2nd homer in two games. He won’t be in this afternoon’s Buy column because el oh el, it’s David Fry, but he’s here now.
Brayan Rocchio – 1-for-4, 3 RBIs and his 6th homer. This home run was a walk-off homer, his 2nd of his career, which I know because they said it after he hit it off the foul pole, and while I shook my head muttering, “You gotta be kidding me.”
Dustin May – 2/3 IP, 5 ER, ERA at 4.80. Never in the history of baseball has a player been broken, then been fixed, then broken again as quickly as Dustin May. Elias Sports Bureau said, “If you say so, sure. How would we even search that?”
Jordan Walker – 2-for-4, 2 runs, 4 RBIs and his 19th homer. Good to see him coming out of his slight slump (3 HRs in June, hit .283). Please save those long slumps for when I roster you next year!
Nathan Church – 1-for-5, 2 RBIs and his 7th homer. The power of Church compels you!
Alec Burleson – 1-for-5, 2 runs and his 14th homer, hitting .274. He’s so underrated and solid. I like Burleson a lot, and I usually don’t like players like Burleson. I’m showing real growth!
Hurston Waldrep – 5 1/3 IP, 3 ER, 6 baserunners, 4 Ks, ERA at 3.68, as he moved back into the Braves’ rotation, if they keep skipping Elder, which may not be the worst move for the Braves, but I can’t say I’m particularly enthused for Waldrep either. Maybe Waldrep can rattle off a good month or two of stats, and you don’t need much more from a waiver pitcher at this point, but his command is so awful, I wouldn’t yet even use the Streamonator for him.
Mickey Moniak – 3-for-5, 3 runs, 2 RBIs and his 15th homer, 3rd homer in three games. Not to alarm you, but Moniak has only played 53 games. He’s basically on a 45-homer pace.
Jake McCarthy – 2-for-4, 3 runs, 4 RBIs and his 7th homer. Rockies and A’s should only play home games or against each other.
Jared Jones – 4 IP, 1 ER, ERA at 5.28. Easily his best start, and still wasn’t able to throw more than 73 pitches. (I don’t think he had an injury; I looked for info why he was lifted and didn’t find anything, so I think it’s because all pitchers throw like a middle reliever.)
Endy Rodriguez – 1-for-4 and his 5th homer, 2nd homer in three games. Endry! He’ll be in this afternoon’s Buy column, because why not?
Nick Gonzales – 3-for-5, 2 RBIs and his 4th homer, hitting .305. Very much a 4020, because he doesn’t hit for much power or possess much speed, but hitting .300+ nowadays is impressive. “Nowadays” is the most old-person-coded word. “Nowadays, it’s matcha this, Dubai chocolate that! Get off my Lazy Boy!”
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1. Kody 2. Yeah
ESPN points, keeper league
Please evaluate trade:
A) Chase Burns
B) Brian Woo and
Kevin McGonigle
I have Burns and am reluctant to part with him
Does McGonigle have “keeper” status
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unless that makes you drop somebody not noted here and who is really good i’d take that. mcgonigle already even without much HR’s (so far) is an elite hitter the second he got off the bus to MLB, those don’t come around often. in a points league esp he’s valuable as his K’s will be very low. i’d agree burns is better than woo, but not this much better. my guess is if mcgonigle’s HR’s creep up just a little more nobody will ever be offering you this ever again (that or somebody goes and looks up what he scores in points), i’m surprised somebody is now.
i’m trying to teach an old man i’m related to about how it’s just him and his 1960’s baseball cards stats brain about the disjunct on how/why teams give a shit about their pitchers’ health, and yank them at whatever intervals, whether that’s innings total per year, or pitches per game, or the like. hopefully d.may keeps this up to prove this point: they let him get a complete game, and he’s F’d from it now (his “back” being the explanation here), 2 complete garbage starts immediately after, and the 2nd one they even gave him more days off first. i was kinda pissed off i dumped him not say b.young in a 14’er some weeks ago when other pitchers got healthy (rodon or somebody), but not now.
rooker: you see how that was reported: first it’s a “knee bruise” then weeks later he’s “about to go on a rehab assignment” then day after that “oops turns out he’s got torn knee cartilage” so either
Yeah, totally…Entire Dodgers team is built around this
i thought LAD were known for making up injuries to increase their roster size. the epitome of that being like 12-14 or whatever (more maybe) years ago when they entered season with like 11-12 SP’s, they’d take turns IR’ing them and the worst at the time ones might just be sent to minors. paxton i think, but might’ve been somebody else: they noted something he supposedly had as shoulder x (x being the technical medical term). when i went to look up “x” i couldn’t find it existed at all, literally no google answers for x, it sounded like a normal medical term of course and i’m not a doctor. like seinfeld’s “johnson rod” for when car mechanics are screwing you over, they know you (george in seinfeld) don’t know car terms, and LAD know almost nobody knows medical terms, but it doesn’t matter, nobody in MLB gives a shit about objective medical/IR’ing of players anyway.
Well, yeah, that too, lol
by now of course other teams are doing this a lot. PIT last 2 years i’m forgetting the examples. some others: when somebody good is about to come off IR they’ll suddenly “find” somebody else just happened to get hurt in the last couple of hours etc to make space. the curious point is how not once has a player asked to pretend to be injured to go to the IR doesn’t later out this stuff. but i guess that’s not that strange, when HOU got caught on it’s cheating thing years ago, the ONLY player to note how that type of cheating isn’t really that rare was c.sale, and he really only mentioned it like once. we’d see literally a few dozen players go to social media to claim to not like the HOU cheating thing, yet clearly over 50% of the MLBPA were completely fine with a whole team of cheaters having zero penalties for cheating for at least 2 years as that stuff is agreed to in CBA negotiations, so it’s quite clear how much players were against cheating. they want to protect their own abilities going into the future, if they get caught, they’ll also get no penalties.
it’s also of course possible that pretty much all teams have at least one somebody at similar position pretty much all the time that is playing hurt already anyway, and it just appears strange when somebody never once noted as hurt suddenly is just in time for roster space for the good player(s) coming back.
I also took Framber as my #2 and he’s been quite the #2. The toilet is clogged.
It’s brutal
For some reason when I read this, I instantly heard the late, great Bob Sheppard in my head: “Now batting…#2…Derek Jeter…#2”.
Haha
Such is the benefit of signing players to long term guaranteed contracts. “The thrill is gone “
Hey grey!
1. How’s my ranking…Seymour, Roupp, Melton?
2. Currently barely holding onto 1st in my weekly roto. Thinking of stashing some enticing 27 keepers for trade bait from rebuilding teams before they get snatched up. How would you prioritize stashing Sebastian Walcott (back late July / early Augustish) vs Corbin Burnes (not counting on him being back this yr but should be fine for 27)?
Thanks!
1. Seymour, Melton 2. Walcott……Burnes
Was offered next year 3rd rd pick for max Meyer. My playoffs chase is slim with only have 4 weeks left.
Is max a keeper next year?
My team
Kirby
Meyer
Greene
Hernandez
Melton
Crochette
Perez
Mize
Detmers
Jax
How many do you keep? Do you have no hitter keepers? I have no idea…he’s good
I have caminero, Carrol, Henderson, Abrams’s, Walker, only keep 7 total.
Then trade him for the 3rd
D Kramer as a re[lacement for F Valdez or ride it out???
Thanks in advance
Ok
Hi Grey,
1.Would you offer Warren plus Messick for Bryce Miller? Seems light. 2. Would you offer Messick plus Tolle for Bryce Miller?
3.Would you offer Warren plus Weathers for Joe Ryan
4, Would you offer Schiller plus Warren for Yamamoto?
Thanks!!!
I don’t own Bryce anywhere but if I did I’d jump on Messick and Towle.
1. sure 2. ok 3. sure 4. ok
Framber knew I would be dropping him last night in a claim before his start, so I think that line was a real d-move of him. I know, the common sentiment is he’s a great guy.
Haha
Was offer next year 3rd for max meyer.
10 team keeper.
I have Greene, Crochett, Kirby, Perez Seth Hernandez. I’m not Meyer is a keeper.
What?
H2H Points: Got offered James Wood for my Bradish or Melton and Jazz, which sp are you giving up?
Either? Melton
Both?
Seymour or Jake Bennett, 6×6 qs?
Seymour
Gotta love the random Friday off day on the 4th of July weekend for some teams. I mean, it’s the 4th of July weekend. It’s America’s 250th birthday and MLB really shut down America’s pastime. Incredible.
I just noticed that, insane
Teams are off in cities where World Cup games are being played to ease traffic, public transit, parking etc
I get it
Thanks
Haha
ON pride Day they made everyone play. Disgusting
Is anyone else having a problem with fantrax freezing and going slow?
Working for me
with all of espn/yahoo/fantrax, they have so many ads/cookies/ whatever else i know for my part if i leave a window on a computer open (this doesn’t seem to happen with phones, my guess is phones auto clear that crap a lot more often on their own), come back to it hours or day later: they routinely slow down computer so badly i need to clean computer. not just a refresh. but whatever is getting caught, gets fixed by ccleaner for sure. i even have ad blockers and this still happens on those sites more than others.
fantrax does sometimes just go out, but it’s usually/mostly always middle of night, in those instances mostly a note saying it’ll be back soon, and always is.
Hey Grey! Awesome write up!
In a limited moves league (10 team 5×5 roto with OBP and Sv+h) where i have 15 left for the season I have 2 open roster spots. I am in second but need help in WHIP/ERA
My squad:
C: Herrera
1B Devers
2B: Wetherholt
3B: Sal Stewart
SS: Witt jr
OF: Schwarber, Carroll, Chourio, Marsh
UTIL: Elly
Bench: Arraez, Springer
SP: Skubal, Max Meyer, Payton Tolle, Troy Melton, Gage Jump, Jared Jones
RP: Devin Williams, Louis Varland, Jacob Latz, Riley O’Brien, Jason Adam
IL: Zach Gelof, Henderson, Early, Glasnow
A) Which 2 pitchers would you add from the WW: Ian Seymour, Griffin Jax, Joey Cantillo, Jake Bennet, Cade Cavalli, Eury Perez, ReyLo, Freddy Peralta, Nick Martinez, Landon Roupp
b) With Adam going on the IL who would you add to replace for SV+H: Colin Holderman, Aaron Ashby, Erik Sabrowski, Bryan King, Ryan Zeferjahn
c) there is no C
Bonus Q: Instead of picking up 2 pitchers with my 2 open roster spots would you pick up one of the hitters on the wire instead:
Benge, Mullens, Nasim, Nunez, Carrigg, Bazzana, Canzone, Jung Hoo Lee?
Thanks so much!
Thanks! A. Cade, Eury B. Ashby
Bazzana and Eury
Seymour or J. jones in a standard roto?
Ian
Was offered Luzardo and Robbie Ray for Yamamoto in a standard 5×5 roto league. I’m dead last in Ks and Ws. You like?
Thanks!
No
I play in a points league. I have the pitching to hold on to Jones to see if he gets back to being useful, but pitchers like Seymour and Bennett are available. I don’t need immediate pitching help, i’m just looking for who will be most useful down the stretch at the end of the year. Should I drop Jones for either of those players? (I also roster Sproat)
Seymour
Thank you! You’re the best and your writing has always led to great fantasy success!
Thanks!
Grey, which 3 are you starting in H2H points? Thanks
Braxton Ashcraft SP • PIT@WAS
Hunter Brown SP • HOU TB
Kyle Harrison SP • MIL @ARI
Jesus Luzardo SP • PHI@KC
Michael Wacha SP • KC PHI
Brandon Woodruff SP • MIL@ARI
Harrison, Brown, Ashcraft
Kirby and Soderstom for Hunter Brown and Josh Naylor? Trade analyzer says it is lopsided, no love for Soderstrom. Is it fair?
Brown
Thanks
No problem
Hey Hey!!!
Would you stream Trevor Rogers@CIN today? Bot hates, hates, hates (-23.7), but he’s had a really good month (3-1 2.05 ERA, 0.91 WHIP).
LURVEYAS!!!
Seems fine…lurves!
Who’s the best FA OF in this list? I’m thinking of putting one on my bench in case I have an injury (5 OFs= Yordan the Magnificent, Carrigg, DCrews, KWatson, JWood)
We’re a deeeeeeep 5×5 OBP league.
Sanoja
B ALEXANDER
I Collins
V Bericoto
E SOSA
A ROSARIO
J OUTMAN
D HILL
L THOMAS
Z McKinstry
GRICHUK
C THOMAS
J LOWE
G CONINE
D FRY
J MATEO
C CORTES
V MESA Jr.
Blaze
Please rank Bohm, mead, and carrigg
Mead, Bohm
How would you rank Cecconi, Keller, Martin Perez if I wanted to hold one
Perez, Keller
Hi Grey;
What are your general thoughts on Shane McClanahan for this year and in the near future years?
He seems… fine …so far. But very average with yawnstipating K’s and innings pitched.
On the other hand, his velocity is creeping up and he is just in his first year back after 2 yrs off for injury.
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In your opinion; Is he a decent bet to continue to progress and crack the top 20 starting pitchers going forward next year and beyond?
– Can he also get better this year; or do you believe he ‘is what he is’ for the remainder of this season?
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Im looking at a keeper league (12 team) deal on a buy low, but roster space is at a premium and I have to make room to let him incubate …I’m presently in first place and want also to have players that can help consolidate my lead this year as well as potentially keeping for next…
He’s not a top 20 starter…he’s a solid number two to three…Decent for 120 IP, big injury risk
I need to drop one OF and I’ve got Chourio, Wood, Duran, Caglianone and Teoscar. Cags has first base eligibility so a bit more flexibility there but Teoscar has history on his side. Who do I drop?
Duran
Don’t get me wrong, my team won’t be worse without Matt Chapman. But I’ve stuck with him all season, hoping for at least a slight turnaround (mostly because NL 3B is bereft). And sure enough, the best chance is squandered with an IL stint just ahead of a series @COL. Never fails.
Ha
Miller earned his second entry on the 100 Best Fantasy Starts list, and Seattle’s 7th (6th at home). He’s now up to #86 on the RAZZBALL PLAYER RATER in just over 50 IP, which makes him the 22nd ranked SP. His rotation mates rank 20th (Logan Gilbert), 26th (Bryan Woo), 35th (Emerson Hancock), and 58th (George Kirby).
21 Bryan Woo May 30 vs ARI
25 Emerson Hancock Mar 29 vs CLE
28 Bryce Miller Jul 2 vs LAA
39 Logan Gilbert Jun 16 vs BAL
45 Bryan Woo Jun 18 vs BAL
59 Bryce Miller Jun 6 @DET
60 Bryan Woo May 6 vs ATL
May now has a top 5 start and a bottom 5 start.
Brutal
Good stuff, Vin!
Damn. On one hand I was all set to drop Framber. On the other hand you may have just placed the Curse (blessing ?) of Dansby upon him and he’s going to throw a CGSO next week.
Ha
Ready to sell no-pop Vladdy. Is Bryan Reynolds a solid ask? Someone in that range?
You could always trade for Machado
These two guys have polar opposite issues this year, and frustrated owners.
I’d die on Vladdy sword before making that trade
Any of you knuckleheads ever thought about writing for the site? If so, we have an opening after the All-Star break. Drop me a line: truss at Razzball dot com and we can chat details there.
Ooh, I might be interested
Waldrep…some outlets I saw believe he has ace upside control issues or not.
The start was pretty impressive…he shut down the Cards after the 1st inning. Xba below .200 I believe.
Young and a first round talent. That said, you cannot be successful walking 5 per nine, unless you are nigh unhittable. Bubba Chandler is the same. You will pitch to a 4 plus era if your WHIP is that high. Waldrep may pitch well, but the long term trend is Arrighetti! Or he could be Blake Snell.
I have a share or two of Waldrep and Bubba.
Yeah, maybe at some point we can revisit but you’re talking about a guy on waivers in my NL Only league
Gotcha
Mis start was eye rolling. I hate how the Brewers scorers really ruled it an error to protect his era.
That poop pisses me off as a baseball fan. I sort of believe in fairness and it’s a hit.
Ha, yup
Brent Rooker will undergo season-ending left knee surgery.
I will be performing it
Wish me luck!
Mason Montgomery pitched the 9th 3 Ks…think it’s a sign he gets save ops? Have a great 4th!
Hope so!
The official scorer who ruled that an error and didn’t give Miz those earned runs should be looking for a new job by now. I mean that is a hit and 4 earned runs for any pitcher I own every day and twice on sunday.
Haha, I know
Eovaldi had a shutout through 4 and then gave up 2 hr’s in the 5th. Colt Keith and Hao-Yu Lee, who?
He has a hr problem this year. That’s 19 already and 3rd most in mlb. Must be a Texas thing with Degrom.
Yep