Bailey Falter

If there's anybody in the organization who talks about Barco being part of this team's future, as in some fixture in that future, I've not heard it, and I don't expect to.

So what I'm envisioning here instead is that, yeah, you'd go get a lefty, But maybe it's more the Bailey Falter or Tyler Anderson or Jose Quintana, probably a better example.

Stopgap, who can come in as the veteran, be that leader, be that presence, but you don't have to pay 15 for it.

Taking this further...

And if Mitch isn't back, then you're really looking to just ki- kind of- I, or at least the way I would be approaching it would be find someone who can give me 70-ish innings until the trade deadline, 70 to 80 innings until then, and then we'll see where we're at.

And if that person, if that, you know, Andrew Heaney, Bailey Falter type...

Bailey Falter wasn't a, a one-year signing, but they've, they've had those guys, right?

Yeah, right.

Andrew Heaney, um, Jose Quintana was another one.

Carlos Carrasco gets the ball for the Mets in this one.

Bailey Falter will go for Philadelphia.

Yanks still in Tampa against the Rays, also a 7-10 start.

Jamison Tyone will get the ball for the Yanks in this one.

Where's a right-handed hitter going to hit the ball, theoretically, to left center? That's one reason they fit in well.

But they've done that over and over again, even like Bailey Falter's best years, Jose Quintana, Tyler Anderson, even Rich Hill at times.

And lefties have worked out here defensively.

Andrew Heaney, not so much, but even at times, Heaney was okay.

Eric Sarantola.

How about Bailey Falter? Remember that era? Bailey Falter.

Nolan Huffman.

Sure.

A- and then next guy here, talk about some more underrated or under the radar moves.

Bailey Falter, bringing him in.

He's had a great season, kind of moving to the bullpen.

The guy's been a starter for a lot of his career.

We got to see him just briefly in Atlanta.

He looked good in his couple of outings there.

And somebody else, like I said, if there's an injury or something in the bullpen come postseason time, I mean, the experience that Bailey Falter has could be somebody the Braves look to.

I think, uh, some people are going to like this comp that I'm going to bring up.

This is, uh, I believe a day old now, but Owen Murphy is up with the Braves currently.

Um, they DFA'd Bailey Falter, who they acquired semi-recently.

Uh, Falter didn't do anything wrong with the Braves.

He actually didn't allow a run in his two appearances, but he was just kind of a throw-in arm to some degree.

And we talked about what Richie's done differently in the last couple starts.

They called up Owen Murphy yesterday in place of Bailey Falter, who they DFA'd, and he's g- Murphy's available out of the bullpen, just like A.J. Smith-Shawver was.

And in the last four starts from Murphy, he went one and one.

Not his fault though, 154 ERA.