Grant Kipp

Yeah.

The name that came to mind for me was Grant Kipp.

I was, I was thinking about the part of the year when Grant was in LA and we were just like, we were just so angry that with Cubs pitching staff and shambles in Chicago, that was getting moved to AAA.

I feel like coming up every week on the show, Grant is, is somebody that we've talked about a lot over the years.

Jackson Wiggins, obviously.

Grant Kipp is still hanging around.

I think that he could potentially be some starting pitcher depth in Iowa.

I think you're looking at a lot of different – depth guys in Iowa and not necessarily full blown starting pitchers next year.

He's averaged 60 pitches a game this season, which doesn't seem like a whole lot, but in the Cubs system this year, it's actually...

It's actually a lot for someone throwing.

For example, Grant Kipp, who's been a major starter for most of the season and then also a piggybacker, is 62.5 pitches per game this year.

So Cole's getting some innings in during his time in Iowa.

They've-- that are, that are pitching well.

Grant Kipp, Cole Franklin.

They have, uh, Eduarnel Nunez, who can reach 100 miles an hour as well.

He's been striking people out a, a ton, uh, the past few weeks.