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Oh no Tiedemann. MRI.

Is he going to be the new Nate Pearson, that is always injuried and then eventually gets shifted to Bullpen, cause he can't pitch more than 3-4 innings or get stretched out, cause he's constantly rehabbing.

Brinbe wrote:

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Bring him up to the bigs!

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Bring him up to the bigs!

Our number two prospect is number 82 in the league?

How is nobody fired.

Elaborate please. This will be my 1st interaction with you Duffman make it good!

Martinez is the guy that could be that #5 hitter. Might be too early though.

Barger also ripping, second homer in two days, 10th double of the season, now with 21 RB1s. Top of the order in Buffalo packs a lot

My order would be:

Springer (RF)
Barger (LF)
Vladdy (1rst)
Turner (DH)
Martinez (2nd)
Bichette (SS)
Jano/Kirk (C)
Varsho (CF)
IKF (3rd)

Horwitz (1rst)
Schneider (LF)
_Kiermayer(CF)

youreachiteach wrote:My order would be:

Springer (RF)
Barger (LF)
Vladdy (1rst)
Turner (DH)
Martinez (2nd)
Bichette (SS)
Jano/Kirk (C)
Varsho (CF)
IKF (3rd)

Horwitz (1rst)
Schneider (LF)
_Kiermayer(CF)

Martinez and Bichette up the middle might be trouble.

youreachiteach wrote:My order would be:

Springer (RF)
Barger (LF)
Vladdy (1rst)
Turner (DH)
Martinez (2nd)
Bichette (SS)
Jano/Kirk (C)
Varsho (CF)
IKF (3rd)

Horwitz (1rst)
Schneider (LF)
_Kiermayer(CF)

I would adjust significantly for lefties and righties, and not throw Barger and Martinez in against both until they adjust to the higher velocity, better spin rates of major league starters

For a left-handed starter

I'd see

Springer (RF)
Bichette (SS)
Vlad (1B)
Turner (DH)
Schneider (LF)
Janson/Kirk
Martinez (2B)
Varsho (CF)
IKF (3B)


For a right-hander

Springer (RF)
Barger (3B)
Bichette (SS)
Varsho (CF)
Vlad (1B)
Turner (DH)
Janson/Kirk
Schneider (LF)
Clement (2B)

It looks like Tiedemann will avoid surgery, but not Brandon Barriera

https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2024/04/blue-jays-prospect-brandon-barriera-to-undergo-season-ending-elbow-surgery.html

It's flashback time to when a kid named Eric Pardhino was the Jays great pitching hope. Eric had big injuries, and so his career seemed to be over. We pretty much wrote him off. But he didn't write himself off. He's a one-inning reliever now at New Hampshire, and still just 23 so not too old for a prospect. He hasn't given up a run in his last six appearances. His ERA has come down from 4.67 to 2.13 over that span, and his WHIP has come down from 2.14 to 0.79. Is there anything there? I doubt we'll know until they test him at the next level, but it would be a great feel-good story if he gets to Buffalo and even MLB.