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MLB pitchers 27 or younger that can take a step forward in 2025: - Luis L. Ortiz - Shane Baz - Kyle Harrison - Jared Jones - Taj Bradley - Hunter Brown - José Soriano - Gavin Williams - DJ Herz All have plenty of room for improvement.

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Michael Hupal1 year ago

@OPS_BASEBALL Brayan Bello putting it together for a full year would feed families

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LouisAnalysis1 year ago

@OPS_BASEBALL I actually think that: 1) He desperately needs a solid 4th pitch. 2) The Red Sox aren’t the right match foe him. But that’s my view of it.

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Estadio Deportes1 year ago

NUEVO RAYO ⚡️ Johan Rojas es oficialmente nuevo refuerzo del Necaxa, el jugador llega a préstamo procedente de Rayados y deja libre el espacio de un jugador no formado en México. 😬 ¿Será por la llegada de Ramos? 👀 #LIgaMX #Necaxa #Rayados

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Reed Garrett Enthusiast1 year ago

I love Hunter Brown as a Cy Young dark horse.

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LouisAnalysis1 year ago

That’s actually a great take

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SanFranB271 year ago

What do you think attributed to the velo drop for Kyle Harrison?

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Neptune1 year ago

Would love to see Birdsong playing fulltime!

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Jake King1 year ago

I think Jose Soriano will be the most impressive in the 2025 season. Idk how he can improve from his season last year tho a 3.4 era in 110 innings in his first year as a starting sitting 98-100 is insanely impressive . If he goes 150 innings and keeps that up

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Chas1 year ago

I have some/many shares of all 9

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PigTownSports1 year ago

No Grayson Rodriquez is funny

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Baseball Junkie1 year ago

McKenzie Gore

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