2026 ST Thread

Well this is certainly a take
We will see how posiBrave you are in about 2 months. I have this post bookmarked.

It's great he's "ramped up" to 95.2, which is still lower than his average 2025 velocity when he posted a pedestrian 4.45 ERA and 9.41 K/9.

I've never wanted to be wrong more.
 
We will see how posiBrave you are in about 2 months. I have this post bookmarked.

It's great he's "ramped up" to 95.2, which is still lower than his average 2025 velocity when he posted a pedestrian 4.45 ERA and 9.41 K/9.

I've never wanted to be wrong more.
He was touching 97 several times, with 17"of IVB.
 
We will see how posiBrave you are in about 2 months. I have this post bookmarked.

It's great he's "ramped up" to 95.2, which is still lower than his average 2025 velocity when he posted a pedestrian 4.45 ERA and 9.41 K/9.

I've never wanted to be wrong more.
Also, how he performs in 2 months isn't all that relevant to the point I was making. You made a big deal about him and Lopez throwing in the low 90's and how pitchers don't "ramp up" (despite a quick Google search showing that wasn't true).

Strider and Lopez have both increased velocity fairly significantly from their first start. Whether they can be successful pitchers again is to be seen. Even if they regain and their previous velocity, it isn't a guarantee they will be as successful as before. But suffice to say, you clearly over exaggerated after 1 start.
 
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