Tom Verducci

It doesn't matter.

These guys play such competitive baseball.

They have attention on them through either social media or even mainstream media as amateurs in minor leaguers now that nobody is odd.

I shouldn't say nobody, but most of them are not odd.

And you're seeing the Weatherholtz and McGonigals, you know, on and on here and Trey's in this group, Camp Schlittler as well, who just

If they don't dominate, they look very comfortable from the get-go playing Major League Baseball.

That's what I see with Trey Savage.

We saw that, obviously, in the postseason.

Obviously, shorthanded.

That's the first thing that comes to mind.

I can tell you they're going nowhere if they get this kind of slug level from Springer and Guerrero, which I don't think is going to stay at this level.

George seems like he was bothered by that toe issue, and now you've seen him go back.

If you go look at video, he's gone back to sinking into his legs in the stance, which he wasn't doing last month, and that's the way he's always hit.

Now he's using his lower half more.

Maybe that's a function of the toe.

Vlad has had these streaks before.

We've seen it.

He's essentially a great hitter who hits a ton of ground balls just because his swing is so flat.

And right now, he just can't elevate the ball like he typically does.

But he's too good of a hitter.