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Scheduled Games (Central Time):

Iowa at Columbus, 11:05 pm
Knoxville at Pensacola, 6:05 pm
South Bend vs. Beloit, 6:05 pm
Myrtle Beach vs. Kannapolis, 6:05 pm

Probable Starters:

Iowa: LHP Matthew Boyd (rehab)
Knoxville: RHP Nick Dean
South Bend: RHP Naz Mulé (4 IP, 2.25 ERA, 2.17 FIP, 5 K, 1 BB)
Myrtle Beach: RHP Noah Edders (5 IP, 3.60 ERA, 4.13 FIP, 7 K, 1 BB)

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20 minutes ago, We Got The Whole 9 said:

Low-key hoping Pedro gets a COF spot next year. The profile is, like, bust-proof. Might not be a star but theres so much there to make a valuable player. 

If the Cubs want to put all their resources towards a starting pitcher(Skubal), I am fine with them not spending too much money for a corner outfielder. Let a kids have the spot. They have Long, Ramirez, Triantos, Shaw & Alcantara who can all battle for corner outfielder spots. Maybe add a FA at a lower cost who can compete as well. 

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BTW I can't believe it took me this long to put it together but Hartshorn's LHH setup and swing is clearly inspired by Bryce Harper

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Wow, that was a high no-doubter.  

Dumb comment, and pitch-framing is still a factor, since not every imperfect call gets challeged and corrected.  But in the ABS-world, I admit I'm less concerned about an inexperienced catcher who converted to catching relatively recently being an unpolished pitch-framer.  That can continue to be learned over time.  But if he can develop a good eye for challenging, I'd think he could challenge distinct bad calls.  Or who knows, maybe by the time Ayers sniffs the majors, they'll have gone to complete robo-ump.  But the guy has a rocket for an arm and a quick pop-time.  That is a big deal, and he's got it, he's no Kelly or Amaya, he's superior.  So he's got a chance to be good defensively.  Very fun.  

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2 hours ago, craig said:

Wow, that was a high no-doubter.  

Dumb comment, and pitch-framing is still a factor, since not every imperfect call gets challeged and corrected.  But in the ABS-world, I admit I'm less concerned about an inexperienced catcher who converted to catching relatively recently being an unpolished pitch-framer.  That can continue to be learned over time.  But if he can develop a good eye for challenging, I'd think he could challenge distinct bad calls.  Or who knows, maybe by the time Ayers sniffs the majors, they'll have gone to complete robo-ump.  But the guy has a rocket for an arm and a quick pop-time.  That is a big deal, and he's got it, he's no Kelly or Amaya, he's superior.  So he's got a chance to be good defensively.  Very fun.  

Is the only defensive knock about his framing? Obvs his age for his level knocks down his offense

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