Lance Brozdowski

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Rahimi & Grote Show · Best of the Cubs: Pitching reinforcements arrive at trade deadline · 5 Aug 2026 podcast

You know, I think Cliff put together his rotation.

I'm not sure what he had, but I think he might have had Boyd game one.

I think if you're asking me, like, if you give me four starts, I think I would go Gossman, Boyd, Holmes, and then kind of a wildcard fourth, which I might use showdown depending on the team's performance against the lefties.

You could also maybe go to Cabrera if he looks good when he comes back.

But it goes back to what I said in the video.

They just have a lot more options.

If they only got Gossman, I still think this would have been a reasonable deadline.

Now you add in Holmes.

I even think Tyron Taylor, we didn't talk about him, but that's kind of a sneaky ad.

I was talking to another front office about what they thought about him being thrown in.

I think that this guy I was talking to said that there are players like that that are somewhat underrated, you know, because they're not going to make a dramatic impact from a regular season standpoint.

But his bat is so strong versus left-handed pitching that he's a guy who's going to come up in probably pretty big spots in the playoffs versus the lefty relievers when they want to kind of pinch hit and churn through parts of the lineup and such.

And guys like that can swing games.

So despite the fact that maybe

two names unless they can figure out some kind of extension pretty quickly in the offseason with Holmes that maybe justifies a little more.

But Taylor's a sneaky one to throw in where I think he's going to have larger backs than he sank in the playoffs because of his performance against lefties.

He's a good defender.

I don't think he's going to have a dramatic impact the rest of the regular season, but names like that are sneaky valuable to organizations to be able to have options, especially as you're trying to match up late in the game versus good lefty relievers.

But

I think I got off topic slightly, but yeah, I'd go KG and Kevin Gossman game one.

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