well I'm among the many as dan, please.
Zach joins me for the next hour on the rundown
. I'm among the many Danny who feel like the
rays are as close to a perfect roster as there
might be in our sport. However, there's some
concerns around their starting staff. Is that a big
deal the way they go about things to them?
No, but I think to conventional thinkers like you
and I It's gutsy, you're gonna run a guy
out and start game one that made his debut last
year in the postseason and in Game two you're going
to a guy map that has three starts in the
big leagues now with bows, he's pitched 15 innings
. I like the 18 strikeouts, three walks.
But it's a gutsy move. But as you know
, and I know I don't think the plan for
either Game one or Game two starter is to see
how long they can go. Can they get them
through the sixth of the seventh inning? The first
time Kevin Cash has a chance to unload that bullpen
a lot of different looks from the left side,
the right side. That's what makes the race so
tough, particularly at this time of the year because
they're not afraid to go to that bullpen one after
another after another and look the way they do things
they might have something in their brain with bodies,
get them through the number seven slot in the lineup
or get him through. I don't know what the
number might be eight outs and the plan is to
move forward from there. We're not privy to all
their kind of, you know, inner workings there
. But between what kevin Cash executes what Kyle Snyder
devises with the front office. They do it right
there. There is a lot less pressure on the
game one in game two starters for the rays than
there was last night on Nathan Eovaldi and Garrett Coal
, both of those teams. They had aspirations last
night, the Yankees were hoping Garrett Coal could get
them through six into the seventh inning Alex core got
what he wanted, five plus innings out of Vivaldi
, but the raise, I don't think either one
of these starters are going to bed the night before
games saying, okay, you know what, I've
got a, I've got 100 pitches, I've got
to get through the line up three times. How
am I going to navigate through that? They're going
out there to get as many ounces they can.
The first sign that the race say, hey,
it's time to make a move. They're going to
make a move