Jeff Nelson

I mean, he's a really good player and the Toronto fans will see how just how good he is.

When he has his breaking stuff going and he's throwing that for strikes, he has a little bit more success.

He doesn't have anything that really goes away to a lefty.

He doesn't throw a two-seam fastball.

He'll throw a changeup, but not very often.

So everything to a left-handed hitter comes in, the breaking ball, the slider, the sweeper, whatever, if you want to call it, and the four-seamer.

So everything is inside.

So nothing goes away.

So lefties tend to hit him a little bit better.

Righties always does well.

He's not afraid to come inside, and then that opens up the outer half for his breaking stuff.

Um, if he's throwing strikes, you know, I think, let's see, last year he walked 13 guys in 110 innings and he's already walked more than that.

And the amount of innings that he's had, he's had a few pickups over the last couple of games because it's just, he's not getting his breaking stuff over.

And then all of a sudden he's throwing the forcing fastball and it's a flat forcing fastball and it's getting hit.

Uh, so if he ever mixed in a two seam fastball and get something to move, even moving into righties, I think he would have a lot more success, but he's a guy that can, you know, he's, he works fast.

So you absolutely love that.

Uh, you know, but if you throw strikes and I think he has, he'll have success.

He'll have some success tonight.

Hopefully he misses Guerrero.

So I don't, I don't know.