Pendleton

Good to see a 3rd round college bat hitting in his first taste of the upper minors. Not sure if the profile is overly exciting as a corner OF/1B/DH only guy though, unless he can start to get to a bit more in game power. Clearly has some strong bat to ball skills though, he'll be in the MLB depth picture before too long if he keeps this up.

Hopefully william will get that done for you soon

Frig that's awful news

Not sure if it factors in, but TA already had three suspensions for on field incidents.

Started posting about Schneider here way back in May. I expect my trophy in the mail any day now

Ramirez a bit lucky, had his head buried and swung for the fences, but caught him.

Schneider up, Clement down and Hatch has been DFA'd with Jackson returning.

I miss waiver trades

Erik Swanson's German cousin

Connor Joe, 30 years old but still pre Arb, and mashing lefties.

https://www.fangraphs.com/players/gabe-klobosits/19881/stats?position=P

I think Terminator has to make it now. Getting charting Sheriff

Yeah he's too wild to make a case that he's truly elite, just found it him to be an interesting outlier nonetheless. The most impressive part of that list by far, is that Strider manages to be top 10. All guys that are/were elite RP ahead of him.

Austin Adams is the most unhittable no-name veteran pitcher in baseball. He's only stayed healthy enough to throw 109.1 innings across parts of 7 seasons in the bigs, but has racked up a baffling 166 Ks and allowed just 64 hits (.170 career BAA). This season, he landed with the DBacks on a minor league deal, and in his first 12.1 innings since being called up, he's somehow managed to collect 7 holds on the back of 18 strikeouts. Is there another pitcher who doesn't have anything close to elite status, who has mowed down MLB batters at the same rate for their entire career? He walks too many, which probably puts him into the effectively wild rather than dominant category, but I still found his numbers to look like quite an outlier. Edit - Ok I went and figured it out, here are the top 10 all time career K/9 for pitchers who have at least 100 MLB innings: Josh Hader 15.09 Edwin Diaz 14.81 Aroldis Chapman 14.75 Dellin Betances 14.45 Felix Bautista 14.38 Craig Kimbrel 14.33 Devin Williams 14.07 James Karinchak 13.94 Spencer Strider 13.88 Austin Adams 13.66 Dude is 10th all time in career K/9 and couldn't land a major league deal this past off season....

Connor Joe (Pirates), cheap (pre Arb even though he's 30) lefty masher who grades a strong defender at 1B and both corner OF. Low salary bench upgrade that shouldn't cost an arm and a leg.

Cuz he has me on ignore lol

https://www.mlb.com/news/arjun-nimmala-proud-to-represent-indian-heritage-as-mlb-draft-prospect