Charles Mcadoo

has told us

who was getting called up first it was charles mcadoo yes this time it was after 12 years of professional baseball and multiple indies rudy martin jr yes i have no fucking clue who that is um he

essentially the best way to put it he was gonna be new dalton pompey okay he was just gonna be here to run did

he get sent down when davis came up

Yeah.

Now, I was out at the time, so I stopped paying attention after that run happened.

I heard a rumor that they had Charles McAdoo pinch run in the ninth or something

like that.

That's a tough final one to take.

There was another question in that at bat, which is Charles McAdoo had just pinch run for George Springer.

Kenley Jansen- I thought he did a good job mixing up his timings a- and his step a little bit.

But you put a pinch runner in there, you have back-to-back double play threats coming up, you're down a run.

Um, you know, you get into a point of if he's on the roster, you gotta use him, but he's surely behind Fluharty and Mantiply a- and Little at this point.

So that was the other one.

And the final one was the Charles McAdoo steal or no steal.

Uh, Chris Black providing some good data in addition to what Madison and I talked about earlier, uh, on Twitter, that since June 2024, no base stealer has been caught against Kenley Jansen by the Statcast metrics that we have available.

Now there was only one out and the runner at second took off when the ball was in the air.

Now, he'll probably argue he got a great read, I think it was Charles McAdoo.

I would argue it was a little too aggressive.

If CES catches that ball, and it did hit his glove, he turns around and has an easy end, inning ending double play.

Gave up a bloop single down the left field line off the glove of Christian Encarnacion Strand, who had his back to home plate and was trying to make that play down the left field line.

Had given up a leadoff single to Charles McAdoo on a changeup to lead off the inning.

That McAdoo swiped second base on the next pitch, which gave the Jays a runner in scoring position.

That bloop single ends up cashing in their first run of the game.

Have you ever seen a season with more impact from rookies? You've got Kaz Okamoto, you've got Brett Bateman, Brandon Valenzuela, Johendrik Pignango.

Charles McAdoo, Sean Keyes, Jonathan Classe, Trey Savage, who is still qualified as a rookie, Spencer Miles, Adam Mako, Laza Strada, Chad Dallas, and there's more.

There's Ricky Tiedemann now.

Have you seen a season with that much impact? And how come the Jays, with all those contributing rookies and veterans that are making a lot of money, are still struggling to reach 500?