Spanky__99

All Star Game (Pick one from each team) AL Heim (3 points) - Diaz (3 points) - Semien (3 points) - Jung (2 points) - Seager (2 points) - Spanky Garcia (2 points) - Hays (3 points) - Arozarena (2 points) - Ohtani (1 point) - NL Murphy (2 points)- Freeman (2 points) - Spanky Arraez (3 points) - Arenado (2 points) - Arcia (3 points) - Acuna Jr. (2 points) - Carroll (2 point) - Betts (2 points) - Martinez (2 points) -

How is it flying over my head, meat? What I said is true, regardless of how the industry rates defensive numbers, they still measure up against their peers, moron.

Easy money next season C-poop... I don't need two teams to maneuver players back and forth to be relevant, yur dumn, cheater.

Do tell, cause I don't follow? All 1B/DH get the same defensive penalty adjusted, how is that flawed?

Get em' Boxy.

Meh... s*** happens, Abreu seems to maybe has found something again. DJL just rots on my bench most nights, so wasn't a big deal. Owen Miller will take his place as a bench option now.

I went back to see this, that kid got smoked, like scary s*** man. It was the 2nd one, crazy. lol... I hope he's okay.

The DJL love affair has ended, he gave me plenty of years, but he's just flat out bad now.

He has his own theorem, the LtbfWAR

Yeah, it's a shooting gallery.

lol... I thought the same thing, do there parents sign off a waiver. Missiles everywhere.

Big Daddy Vladdy!!!

Photo finish upcoming.

Schneider's gassed as well, lol.

Damn, Vlad's a beast!!!

That's kind of stupid to be honest.

F U Arozarena... get it Vladito!!!

Points, finally.

He's got it.

Door open for Vladito, Lets Go!

J-Rod putting on a show for the Home crowd.

lol

I did it without issue. Meh...

162. Connor O'Halloran LHP Ht: 6'2" | Wt: 190 | B-T: R-L School: Michigan Source: 4YR Commit/Drafted: Never Drafted Age At Draft: 20.9 BA Grade:40/High Tools:Fastball: 50. Slider: 50. Changeup: 50. Control: 55. A native Canadian who spent three years with the 18U National Team in high school, O’Halloran had an up-and-down 2022 with Michigan, but showed solid swing-and-miss stuff and finished the year with 104 strikeouts in 92.2 innings. In 2023, he dominated early in the season and put together a career year, with a 4.11 ERA over 15 starts and 103 innings, as well as a 25.5% strikeout rate and career-low 6% walk rate. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound lefthander throws from a deceptive and low, three-quarter slot and is able to locate his low-90s fastball well to either side of the plate. He averaged 89-91 mph on the pitch this spring and touched 94, and will need to be able to spot the pitch with precision at the next level to keep hitters off of it consistently. His best offering is a high-spin slider in the low 80s, which boasted a 42% miss rate, and it was an equal opportunity bat-misser against both righties and lefties—though given his arm slot and sweepy shape, it should be more consistent in same-side matchups in pro ball. He mixes in a mid-80s changeup with some tumbling action that should be a key pitch for him to prevent platoon advantages in pro ball. O’Halloran doesn’t have the loudest pure stuff, but he could develop into a touch-and-feel back-end starter if he can add a few more ticks of velocity.

This guy will be a tough sign.