Sho Alli

So you got to give him credit for that.

They will keep him in the organization if they can.

There's a reason they brought him north of the team.

They're really intrigued by the stuff that he has.

I think you're right to be intrigued as well.

He throws hard.

He's got quite a few pitches in the repertoire.

Such a question mark from an injury, durability standpoint, experience standpoint.

But the talent is there.

And if the Blue Jays can possibly keep him in the organization, keep him in the bullpen, they'll shift things around elsewhere to make that happen because it's worth keeping an arm like this if it's possible to do so.

Yeah, it was just a bit of a chaotic outing, right, with the errors and him having that long inning.

So they weren't able to get that pitch count up.

In a world where he had thrown, you know, 70-plus pitches in the game, it had been smooth.

Maybe even the results had been a little bit better.

They might have been more confident saying, you know what, you're going to the majors, you're throwing 85.

Maybe it's more of a four-inning start for you.

We really want to get you back.

But because it was just a bit spotty, chaotic, and the pitch count wasn't quite there, it does seem like it might make sense from just do one more AAA start before

Absolutely.

And, you know, a relatively civilized time in terms of not going super late into the night as these things go.