Russ Dorsey

Murakami is Christopher Murrell, according to Russell.

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My number is probably a seven.

Because I really believe in the stuff and I believe that what his power arm brings and does to that rotations dynamic is really important.

I can't go higher than seven because it has been a guy who has a history of some injuries in there.

And so I want to be able to see him consistently in the rotation pitching every fifth day.

But if he pitches like he pitched last night, like that number will go up.

Okay, so there are two guys that I'm thinking of right now.

It's either going to be Munataka Murakami or Colson Montgomery.

I'm putting it on Colson Montgomery because I believe he is going to hit higher in the lineup for more of the season and will likely have more runners on base.

I know that Colson Montgomery is going to hit second, third, or fourth the duration of the season, likely third.

I just feel like there'll be fluctuations because of left on left, things like that, where there are going to be some matches where you're like, hey, big dog, don't worry about it today.

Yeah, he showed it.

Good for Miguel.