Gordo

They can do it, and they probably should.

They're a team built to win now, and it may not be perfect, but this is how you do it as best you can at this stage.

I love it.

Let's move on to the next one.

Zach Littell, who, man, another one I can't believe is still a free agent.

Last year, two teams made 32 starts, pitched to a 3-8-1 ERA in 186 and two-thirds innings.

4-8-8 fit might play a role in that.

He did have a 4-3-9 ERA in 10 starts with the Reds after getting traded by the Rays.

But, I mean, this is a guy who's been a legitimate big league starter since 2023, where he started the year with the Giants, goes to the Red Sox as a reliever, pitches two games, then goes to the Rays, and in 26 games and 14 starts in 2023, has a 3-9-3 ERA.

Just a guy who's been consistent.

And...

you know, the FIP numbers historically just, I mean, back to last year, they weren't that bad, but you got what I mean?

Like he's, he's been a consistent pitcher three straight years.

It's crazy to me that he hasn't been able to lock in at least even a one-year deal.

He's a guy where if he didn't get traded, I would have thought about him as a, as a candidate for the QO in the same way as I thought of G Alito as a candidate for the QO.

Fascinating to me that he has not found a team that,

I'll give you guys the team that I've got for him.

I'm going to give it to the Minnesota twins here.

Just lost Pablo Lopez, a team that, I mean, they tore it down at the deadline last year, but they didn't operate this offseason as a team that's fully, fully tearing it down.

Like, they didn't seem to be interested in dealing Pablo Lopez or Joe Ryan.