Gage Workman

Robbie Ray I just never liked, uh, and I don't know why we got f- traded for him.

But, you know, we gave up Mendez and Hernandez, who are both cool pitchers, right? And then Gage Workman, I don't even know why we got him, but, you know, cool.

There's also Hunter Stratton, who actually I kinda like, but we haven't seen him at all.

He's a pitcher from the Pirates who's actually been pretty nice in triple A, but, you know.

I mean, probably three-year period where we would just claim the shittiest guys off.

Gage Workman.

Gage Workman.

Then these guys would just start over like anyone we had in the minor.

Like Jacob and Maya.

It looks much worse right now.

Casey Mize and Gage Workman heading to the Padres for Cash Mayfield and Jackson Wolfe.

And this one, again, we liked at the time because the Padres desperately needed starting pitching depth, and we thought they got a really good one in Casey Mize.

But there were some rose-colored glasses on because we were ignoring some recent velocity trends from the oft-injured Casey Mize.

He's only gone 32 innings in those seven games, so not even averaging five innings per outing.

22 to 10 strikeout to walk ratio in those 32 and two-thirds innings, and ERA over six without very good underlying stats to match, again, with those strikeout and walk numbers.

No, I think unfortunately – and is Gage Workman even doing anything on the Padres? His name I haven't heard anything about.

Is he even on the roster? I'll check if he's on the roster right now.

Uh, Kohlhepp did have a nice week, so not there, but, uh, yeah, you know, we mentioned the top three guys in the batting race.

Uh, Seth Stevenson broke Gage Workman's career stolen base record for Erie.

That didn't last very long.

Um, and you know, depending on what happens next year, I'm sure it'll be either him or Graham kind of demolishing it, but-