Charlee Soto

Can we ask, this is not on script.

So tell me about Charlie Soto.

Is he pitching?

You tell me about Charlie Soto.

He's made maybe – well, we can pull up his game logs.

He made maybe one appearance this year, and then it was – had a setback.

Well, we've really – that's been – I will say – sorry, I can see that you want to come in.

I think the organizational communication about minor league injuries has been so much better this year, and we talked about this about a month ago about how they're doing these updates, first game of the homestand and all this stuff.

Uh, I think, uh, Eduardo Tate would make a ton of sense.

Charlie Soto, Yasser Mercedes.

They have, I guess, been a little bit more known to put out older prospects, um, that, like, uh, Kai Rosario and Sabato, like those are the type of guys they've put out in the past.

But I just, I don't know if, I don't...

14-4 over their last 16 games, that's baked into them winning the next two.

Now, this feels like I'm Charlie from It's Always Sunny, and you got that, like, board, and you're like, ah, see if they do this, and they do that, and if all this happens, which goes to show you why the Twins have a 2.6%, 2.3% playoff odds, according to fan graphs.

It is highly unlikely that this Twins team pulls it together and make the postseason.

And it's now or never, and I'm like the billionth person to have said that at this point.

They have just one in their... top 12 with Ethan, Ethan Washman, who's ETA is 2030.

Uh, your other pitcher is number 14th on the list.

Brett Renfro, who again, 2029 on this list, Charlie Soto is 2028.

Uh, Adrian, uh, Bohorquez is 2027.