Andy McCullough
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133 appearances
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1 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 20 Mar
Andy McCullough’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I think there's a lot of younger guys who have a really high ceiling, but their floor is kind of uncertain, like Jacob Mizorowski with the Brewers.
Yeah, that guy could be a No.
1, or he could be a 7th inning guy.
You know, it's kind of unclear where he ends up.
You know, Nolan McClain maybe has a higher sort of floor, Nolan McClain with the Mets.
And so, yeah, it's interesting.
It's like it's hard sometimes to, you know, rate out those guys who have the really high ceiling with guys who have just been doing it really well for a long time at, you know, as like just a straight number three starter, like a Luis Castillo, you know, or like a Kevin Gossman is like a number two, number three.
But, yeah, we just try and, you know, send out all the surveys and just kind of
kind of report what the data says back based on the system we have.
Yeah, and, like, again, if he is healthy, this – so, like, the 60 would grade out to you're a unanimous number three starter.
Okay.
Right?
Because that would mean you got 20 – because it's worth three points, right?
So that would – don't say – 20 guys said you're a number three starter.
He was below that.
Some people think he's, you know, maybe a number four.
Some people think he could be – you know, he's a number two.
So –
I think that if he puts together like a full season with the sort of results that he had this past year, he'll probably vault up closer into that like number two, number three type range, you know, rated somewhere certainly above 60, you know, if he continues to put it together.
It's hard, I think, for our panelists to immediately vault a guy and say, oh, this guy's a No.
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