@kyler416 I'm disappointed they didn't find a deal for Stanek. I was also quietly hoping they would move Pallante, as well, and keep both Dobbuns and Quinn in the rotation going forward. Could have been an even huger talent haul.
@kyler416@gibuo1 Yep. Really a pain in the ass. I post too quickly on here and don't reread when I'm having a conversation anyway, but it really feels like I'm being sabotaged more often than usual lately.
@pigeonpizzapie@kleeposting That's so fascinating to be, that there is a percentage of people for whom it just doesn't stick, and they could actually use recreationally. It obviously wasn't that way for me. Or anyone i personally knew.
@gibuo1@kyler416 He's got 2/3 upside if he can continue developing. An autobahn pitch to go to against lefties would help. He leans on a split right now, but i wonder of the Cards will try to move him to a changeup. The org has a legit advantage in changeup development, it appears.
@mickey7905@AHenderson0311@STLSprtsCntrl Pipeline hadn't reranked fully since the beginning of the year. He was 11 on the Brewers' list in the spring. Don't put too much stock in guys moving around in the rankings at the deadline. Too many moving parts.
@kyler416 It probably is, but I'm hyperbolic on Ragsdale. He's a big gut feel dude for me. He could probably stand to be a little less patient, but he could be a perpetual 20/20 guy with 15% walk rates. I'm super high on him.
@kyler416@phillipacup I'm not that high on him either, but I feel like there's a lot of hype on him, and with good reason. He's showing Lazaro Montes level raw power, but should still be a good corner of. Ragsdale is about five or six on my personal list, Frias more in the ~10-12 range, I think.
@phillipacup@kyler416 They should both be top ten. I like Ragsdale even better than Frias for now, but I think we'll be like 4-5, and Ragsdale somewhere in the 8-11 range.