Mike Petriello
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first heard Sep 2024
last heard 4d ago
Mike Petriello’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And then what they did was they let Cease go, and they collected this island of misfit toys, trying to see what sticks in the rotation.
Like you said, Buehler hasn't been good the last couple years.
Marquez was hurt with the Rockies.
J.P.
Sears, Griffin Canning was good for a minute with the Rockies.
the Mets last year, and then he hurt his leg.
And, you know, they've had some success from, like, Randy Vasquez, who they got in the Soto trade, but, yeah, it's not great.
Like, their most reliable pitcher, Pavetta, has been hurt, and they're just trying to throw things at the wall, and it's really hard to see what they do here.
Like, I cannot imagine that this rotation gets you into the playoffs, even if you had a really good lineup, which they don't.
They have one of the weakest offenses in baseball.
It's, like, essentially a team built entirely around a couple star hitters not performing like stars and a crazy good bullpen,
And while I never rule anything out with AJ Prowler, it's just, it's not a roster.
I'm feeling very confident, confident.
I'm sorry, did you just ask me if there was a scenario where A.J.
Preller might get aggressive on the trade?
I'd say most likely not, but I wouldn't rule anything out.
I mean, think about the haul you could get for Miller right now.
Probably not as good of a single prospect as DeVries simply because there's one year less of control remaining, right?
But it is not very hard to look around the majors and look at contending teams who maybe have some bullpen issues and think, wow, what if you had Mason Miller in there?
Wouldn't that be a game changer?
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