Ben Schulman

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507 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 19 Jun

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Blue Jays Talk · JTP: Tough Errors & Jays Prospect Sean Keys · 26 May 2026 podcast

Yeah, I think there's a couple factors.

I mean, you brought a good one up to me.

David Schneider probably better served than others.

If you're looking at someone that's a candidate to be sent down, how can they benefit from getting everyday at-bats, and is there a chance that that's going to

change them or help them get back on track to help the big league club later in the year.

Schneider's probably arguably your best candidate for that, considering what he did last year, his lack of playing time.

I mean, he was hardly getting at bats anyway, to be honest.

And then his struggles right now, which weren't necessarily super swing intake related, although they want him to swing more in the zone.

You know, a lot of he was just missing some pitches, I thought, as well.

So maybe some rhythm probably is a good thing.

For him, now it creates some odd stuff with the roster.

I mean, we were talking about it live on air yesterday.

They didn't exactly have much to pinch hit against lefties.

And so Clayton McCullough just threw all his lefties out there.

Kate Gibson, the last one, in more of a let's finish this game, you're the lowest leverage guy in the pen situation.

But the other two, Nardi and King, they didn't have a lot to counter.

And that was the day they had Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

sitting down.

in their dugout.

Now, I guess on most days, that would be Lenine Sosa instead.

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