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I'll go with 62 IP and 75 K, but otherwise what JL said. He's proven he can't be a workhorse or a starter, but he still has the ability to be decent if used correctly.
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Don't forget the draft is tomorrow night. We still have a spot open, from the looks of it, so jump on in!
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The error bars are big with him. The tank could be empty, or he could be at a Shell station right now. But I'll go for a dull medium with 3-4, 3.50 ERA, 75 K over 62 IP.
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I like Drury duty. But can he hit the ball with his rhythm stick?
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He'll be... OK. 3.10 ERA, 90 K in 60 IP. And if Lugo takes his time coming back, he'll still be the best reliever on the team.
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So you're saying he's a work in progress?
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Will have a "Memories of Miguel Castro" thread in July, for which even Edgy will be stumped.
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Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: 20-65-275/360/450 This looks about right to me. The bat will be just good enough to make his glove tolerable, but he'll be watching his back all year.
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He'd probably need an 0.13 ERA to go 33-0. 22-5, 1.50 ERA in 225 IP, third Cy in 4 years.
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The best time of the year to have a slump. It's worth pointing out that McNeil got off to a rough start (bat and glove) last season. I'm guessing that whatever offseason regimen he has (assuming he has one) isn't cutting it. But I don't expect any lasting issues.
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Twenty-One Prediction Fun: Pete Crow-Armstrong
smg58 replied to Edgy MD's topic in New York Mets Talk
Another guy who'll get to spend the summer in Coney Island. He'll impress, but 2023 is his year for Queens. -
180 IP, 13-7, 3.15 ERA. Not an innings eater, but a rock solid #2 when he takes the mound.
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The .412 BABIP is utterly unsustainable, but last year's performance will keep teams out of the shift on him. .280/.370/.490, with 30 HR and 95 RBI.
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He will be spotted having a laugh with his good friend Trevor Bauer.
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I bet he gets two weeks here, walks off in his last outing to as warm an ovation as a half-full stadium can provide, then hangs 'em up.
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You always get nervous when it's the elbow.
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Released in June.
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I wouldn't assume we've heard the last of Hildenburger this year. Possibly not Vientos either.
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I'm going to guess he starts at high A and gets to AA for more than a cup of coffee. Not sure the year off will help his K rate, but the raw skills are there.
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=Fman99 post_id=57348 time=1614868277 user_id=86] I actually think of the John Fogerty song every time I open this thread. But that's just me.
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One of them will have reduced value playing a corner, to be sure. But a repeat of last year for Bradley, a bounceback year for Cain, and a ball that keeps more flyballs in the yard could still make this a net plus for the Brewers.
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Bradley goes to Milwaukee for 2 and 24. It's an interesting spot given the presence of Lorenzo Cain, but he wound up doing all right for himself despite waiting till March.
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Another guy who has a summer to get to know the ins and outs of Coney Island.
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He basically had one bad month in a season that was messed up for everybody. .260/.360/.560, with 40 homers and 108 RBI.
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Twenty-One Prediction Fun: Albert Almora, Jr.
smg58 replied to Edgy MD's topic in New York Mets Talk
.270/.310/.430, respectable if not noteworthy. Outplays Pillar by quite a bit.
