David Singh

Anthony Santander, another guy close to home who was a really successful Rule 5 pick.

But basically, this is...

If you can take a guy who just sticks on the roster, that's a pretty big thing.

So for him to have now a 217 ERA through 29 innings, a lot of the underlying stuff says maybe he's not a two ERA guy, but maybe he's a low threes ERA guy.

That's huge, whatever the role.

And then obviously the context in which he's doing this, you use the Eric Lauer comparison where on paper it didn't look like Lauer had much of a role last year and then suddenly injuries hit and he's indispensable.

very much mirrors what Spencer Miles is going through right now, where we thought he'd be a mop-up guy, last guy in the bullpen, save your bullpen arms kind of guy, and then there have been enough injuries that suddenly he's indispensable.

For anyone who didn't see it, Adam Matko started to walk off the mound and Vlad chirped him and said, there's three outs here in the majors.

But he thought Ben Rice was his last batter.

Yeah.

Man, how weird is it?

This is a Yankees-Jays four-game series, and Vlad and Judge both were, like, not a part of it.

Yeah.

Story-wise.

I know Vlad had a couple sack flies, but, like.

Yeah.

Volpe enough, by the way, we talked about this lead throughout the series.

Jose Caballero is back today.

Volpe staying on the roster.

It's Spencer Jones that's going back down.