hone in

on that more well-rounded arsenal that he had than his first time in the big leagues.

And I think he'll get a lot of run to do so with the White Sox that simply just need people to throw innings.

So if you're looking for a safe option in the back end of your starting rotation or to throw in on your bench on a flyer, Anthony Kaye's your guy.

Colin Ponce, I believe, or Cody Ponce, excuse me.

I can't believe I got that wrong twice.

Cody Ponce is the upside play out of the two.

all right well um you do kind of wrap up the article with some fringe big leaguers you know guys that have some significant risk there um any of those four i'll just read them off hero saiki kona takahashi uh drew anderson and uh kohei arihara maybe coming in for a second trip to the majors Any of those four guys or maybe just other ones that you were, you know, looking up when you were doing your research that you think maybe should be getting a little bit more hype? Obviously, you know, maybe not as a first round FYPD talents, but nonetheless, people that, you know, managers should be keeping an eye on.