Mark Grote

Do you think the Cubs' Cade Horton is one of those guys, like the young guy that you're not really sure, like you just mentioned about Jacob Mizraos, because we know Cade Horton's going to be a starter, but right now in the tiers, he's in everybody else.

He is below 60 right now.

How do you see that?

Because people around here are going to see Cade Horton and be like, oh, Cade Horton's great.

Look at the year he had last year.

Why isn't he higher on the list?

Again, looking at your – going back, you mentioned the Aces, Christopher Sanchez of the Phillies, Yoshi Yamamoto of the Dodgers, and then a name around here that is familiar to White Sox fans in their rebuild, doing what they had to do and trading Garrett Crochet, who was one of those three playing for the Boston Red Sox.

And I don't think anybody's shocked that he is doing what he is doing considering what we saw here.

But your thoughts –

and the panel's thoughts on Garrett Crochet and how close any of these guys, and I'm going to touch on it a little bit, could be moving up eventually the next crop to move into that very, very tiny inner circle of guys with Skeens and Scooble.

Talk to me.

I love that you did the honorable mention guys and Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer.

And as you wrote, still raging against the dying of the light, still offering glimpses of the ability that will deliver them to Cooperstown in five years after they decide to hang up their spikes.

But both are below 50.

Explain what went into that thinking, having those two guys on the list as well.

First thing I thought was, wait a minute.

Should the Bears have?

Could the Bears have?

Did the Bears try to do business with the Denver Broncos?

Because when you look at that, I was like, off the top of my head, I thought, okay, Jalen Waddell, yeah, he's really good, and maybe he's better than DJ Moore.