Grant Taylor

And I still believe that you should develop Schultz and Sandlin to be true starters.

And if you're going to develop Hagan Smith or Grant Taylor to be starters, I mean, I wouldn't mind having Fetty around for another season to be their figurative backup in case they tire out as the season goes on.

But man, Fetty has been what this rotation needed.

Think about it.

Now, look, I'm the first person to defend the New South Wales Police.

But, see, I was on my way into work this morning and I heard some audio from Acting Assistant Commissioner Grant Taylor, who was commenting at a press conference on these gangland shootings.

And the Assistant Commissioner, Acting Assistant Commissioner, declared, quote...

It always looks like crime is out of control, but when you look at it, we're on track.

greedy.

If you're down 1-0 and you say, I don't want to bring Granite into a game where we're down.

okay, cool, put in Hudson, put in Hicks, put in whoever, and let's go.

But, like, I don't need to push Fetty into the 80s, into his sixth inning where, I mean, just based on this, right, he gave him four hits and a walk, so he's probably facing some guys for the third time.

Ever since Hagen Smith came up, he has been uber dominant.

I still think Grant Taylor is underrated.

Like there's so many to choose from, but who in their right mind is talking about Randall Grichuk outside of diehard White Sox fans? Like all those guys are being referenced somewhere.

Nobody's talking about Randall Grichuk.

For the White Sox, they've been ever since July 1st a top 8 team in terms of opening range.

Sean Newcomb, Brian Hudson, along with Grant Taylor, these have all been guys who have been able to give you a sub .325 ERA.

Now Hagan Smith has come up to the big league level.

He's looked relatively solid.

They could go Smith for three.

And then like Grant Taylor, they might say, you know what? We're going to have you go multiple innings here as well.

If you're getting like five or six innings here from Hagan Smith and Grant Taylor, I mean, that right now is as good as like any ace in the game.

If you're getting like five or six innings from those two.

So that's what I think could happen in this game.

If he's cruising or he has a good matchup, he'll likely pitch into the fourth.

Depending on the score, you're going to see the White Sox tweak their bullpen appropriately.

If it's a close game, I think they go right to Grant Taylor and ask Grant Taylor for three innings here because he hasn't pitched since September 6th.

Aaron Ashby on the Brewers, 31%.

Grant Taylor on the White Sox, 28%.

Ryan Zephyrjian, 32%.

So Palencia last year, I believe he was at 27%.