Trey Harrell

Trey Harrell

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Nashville guy interested in universal health care, family, Vandy sports, the Methodist church, travel, Labrador retrievers, and kindness. Not in any order. All of that, all the time. Set to an insufferable Rush and U2-heavy playlist.

👤 Joined on 16 November 2024

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Aaron Rupar
20 October 2026 00:43

LOL -- Trump announces a women's health task force to be led by ... ... ... RFK Jr

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But it's just grounder after grounder. He absolutely looks like he has a place in the bullpen, but probably not as a starter, at least not this year. -Nate Taylor struggled. He was just 90-91, not his top-end velo from before, and walked two batters. -Keller Bradley: intriguing stuff, no strikes.

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Joseph Contreras is an absolute ground-ball machine, dude has to have like a 90% ground ball rate this fall. He put a runner on third with no outs and then generated three groundouts with the infield in. He doesn't actually miss that many bats, especially at the lower end of his velo range.

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Stillman was up to 97. Nadeau struck out all 6 batters he faced + Stillman got 4 strikeouts in an inning. I would like to see both of them in the bullpen this year while they keep refining their command as I'm not sure either throws enough strikes to start, with a look towards getting there in 2028.

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but his overall command is so-so which can lead him to be homer-prone at times. It's a middle relief look with some upside. (And I bet he's going to be better than some of the transfer relievers ranked in the top 25 of transfer lists.) -Wyatt Nadeau and Aiden Stillman overwhelmed the juco batters.

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