Peter Moylan

Curtis Meade's up there with an 820 OPS.

Come on now.

Hot in the streets.

Yeah.

It wasn't just me, but, yeah, I make sure I reach out to these guys and make sure they know they're appreciated for sure.

But, yeah, these guys are – Meade, look, Curtis Meade –

has been on the cusp of doing this his whole career and has just, in my opinion, has never gotten a full chance to show what he can do.

He was with the Rays and they were talking about him being the next coming

And then Caminero comes up, and he kind of gets pushed to the side, and then he's with the White Sox, and then it's like he just wasn't really able to establish himself anywhere.

I feel like we're seeing a kid that is reaching his potential but still not even quite there yet.

He's always been known as a really, really good hitter, and I think he's showing it now, man, big time.

These highly touted prospects that clearly have something.

Once they get comfortable, it's like... I don't know if there's a comfort grade out there, but if you could just figure out how to get these clear prospects comfortable, somehow the talent will shine.

Well, Mets just took two offers in New York.

I saw a team that can be dangerous.

Their lineup's pretty dangerous.

And the Marlins are just scrappy.

They put up a good fight, it feels like, every single time.

Now, post-trade deadline, I'm not sure what they look like, how they're...

started pitching their even their pen there's a couple of weapons in their pen that might get stolen at the trade deadline but