2022 5th rounder Mason Fluharty is off to good start in HiA
Lefty reliever, 21 yo, 0.68 ERA, 0.75 WHIP, 12.56 K/9, 3.45 BB/9
Anyone know if he brings some heat from the left side, or what his pitch arsenal is like?
Hagen Danner is back healthy again and has a 16.2 K/9 over 6.2 IP in AA so far.
Man it'd be nice if some of these guys would work their way to MLB and become homegrown stud S&M cheap relievers with control.
They always seem to either get injured or fizzle out. Remember Adrian Hernandez the last couple years racking up the K's? He f***ing sucks now lol
With a more balanced schedule they should just scrap divisions and rank the teams by their records for each league.
Right now the rank would be:
Tampa
Baltimore
Texas
Toronto
Boston
NYY
Minnesota
....
Man it'd be nice if Zulueta and White weren't sucking balls in AAA
Casey fricken Lawrence has the 3rd best xFIP of all Bison pitchers so far this year.
That's sad lol
I said already, Manoah was ranked IIRC 189th in MLB last year for all SP's in time between pitches. It was like 20.7 seconds or something.
He is being rushed and is not in great shape and IMO it's the biggest factor in his drop off this season.
And when I say "drop off" I'm someone who thinks his results were over his head last season. He was solid, but not a CY worthy type "ace" pitcher. He's a mid rotation guy at best but clearly right now he's not anywhere near his best.
Remember when he blew up on that analyst on twitter after the analyst criticized him for not being in the best shape? Um.....yea...
Was poking around FG and noticed Jordan Groshans is still AAA and only has a 44 wRC+ so far.
Of all the prospects the Jays have traded the last few years, they really haven't given up any that went on to do anything.
Looks like Moreno might be the only one who will do F all, and we still have two pretty good catchers anyways so whoopty do.
And they absolutely flogged the A's in the Chapman deal, depending on what Hoglund does, but I don't think he's even pitched yet this season.
And then when a player simply tells him to "clean it up" the player gets immediately tossed from the game.
It's absolutely f***ing ridiculous that a moron can f*** up all day like completely useless f***wad, get called on it without any profanity or anything and has the power to toss a player from the game like that.
Zach Britton leading the Jays minor league system with a 177 wRC+
Excellent batting line:
.324 .489 .471 .959
Probably see him reach AAA in another month or two if he keeps that up.
Whoah
Is King Kloff turning a corner?
25 IP
10.80 K/9
3.6 BB/9
2.52 ERA
2.6 FIP
2.69 xFIP
Decent numbers for a 22yo in AA
He was complete dogshit last season.
I wonder if Santos has experienced any uptick on the velocity?
Lots of swing and miss but I remember reading he was only averaging low 90's with his FB?
Last season the Jays went 16-3 against the Red Sox
Outscoring them 125 to 55
Hopefully we still have their number and continue to f*** their s*** up royally, starting today.
f*** the Rays and the Orioles and MLB giving them the butteriest, softest, pussy ass schedule I've ever seen to start a season.
Pretty godamn annoying to be 18-10 and in 3rd place because those two teams getting play series after series against the s*** buried underneath the outhouse lol
I looked at the Jays schedule and it looks like a never ending gauntlet for the most part until like late August FFS
Ah well. Sucks to lose that one for sure. Blowing leads blows chunks.
That's incredible stuff.
I thought the bullpen was solid overall, but didn't think they could dominate like that.
Although this run is against two teams that are hitting like s***, but still, love that they are dominating.
How about that effing bullpen?! Sweet jesus
Poor Gausman, the offense never misses a chance to f*** this guy in the arse when it comes to run support and wins.
The Jays seem to have a fair bit of success taking pitchers like White and helping them find success and help the team.
Then they move on and can't sustain what they found here.
Steven Matz, Robbie Ray, we're seeing it with Stripling now potentially.
Unfortunately optioning Pop or Pearson makes the most sense so you don't lose any depth, unless Bass continues to suck and it really hurts the team to keep him over the other two.
I don't see them cutting Cimber. He was obviously pitching with an injury and he's also under control next season, where as Bass is a free agent. No way is Bass back next season, but Cimber might be.