Carl Edwards

And every time I hear these things, whether it's on, like, you know, TV or, like, Twitter, I always look around and I'm like, "I don't...

But I don't see any Black pitchers, and the ones I do see kind of suck." Like Marcus Stroman, he kind of sucks, you know? Uh, there's that Carl Edwards guy, you know? And then there's, there's like a bunch of white pitchers.

Uh, there's some, uh, Latin pitchers and, uh, like Bob Gibson is my favorite pitcher of all time, but he pitched in the '70s.

Um, so, like, what, like, what if it doesn't matter? What if race doesn't matter in regard to pitching or hitting? You know what I mean? Let's talk about it.

Those guys ended up making spot starts and giving the Mets innings.

Going into this past year, Robert Stock and Carl Edwards were brought into the organization and stretched out as starters.

They both did play a little bit of a role on the Mets.

So I think when he says 10 to 12, to me that's what 11 and 12 look like, right? It, it's finding the guy that was pitching in the Mexican league, or it's finding the guy that is a journeyman through the minor leagues that you're gonna stretch out, that you're gonna have on a minor league deal that's going to give you depth in your triple-A rotation that can come up and can make an impact.