Justin Lawrence

Mm-hmm.

Um, you know, Junior Caminero, just the whole season he's had, and, like, he had a, that home run yesterday Uh, th- they, the, the Red Sox really need Roman Anthony to be that guy for them that, like, they've already paid him, that young stud who, like, just can, you know, be the catalyst in that offense and-

Right

... him just, you know, flailing out after the first two at bats-

... you, you add one, you, you, you just bring in one, like, you know, like a r- I guess a Rosarina and Brandon Lowe, they'll be fine.

Um, I, I think they're not that far away.

But they, but, but, like, the answer is Roman Anthony needs to be the guy that they paid him to be.

The star.

But to their credit, they always did.

They were putting claims in on guys like Justin Lawrence, who obviously wasn't anything, but they were at least trying.

right? Like it's, there's Mike Rizzo bargain bin shopping.

And then there's, you know, Paul Tomoni who, yeah, it was bargain bin shopping.

I'm stuck.

Justin Lawrence.

Lawrence.

That's a good one.

So I apologize for that.

If you want some PTSD from the beginning of the year, Justin Lawrence.

Now I'll stop.

But we bring up the bullpen in the first half.

father was he didn't like children.

Justin Lawrence partnered with Henderson and Ball lawyers, been up all night celebrating Nick Dacos' win in the Brownlow.

Justin, people are entitled to think, are they not, when they pick up the paper and read that property prices are significantly down, mum and dad's house, that also their rates bill should be.

Ross and Russ, good morning to you.

Now they just say put it in writing.

Good on you, Justin.

Justin Lawrence, passionate pie.

Yeah.

Neil Mitchell, three votes.

Thanks to Justin Lawrence from Henderson and Ball.

This is the voucher situation.

Yes.

Neil Mitchell, three votes.

Thanks to Justin Lawrence from Henderson and Ball.

This is the voucher situation.

Yes.

yeah he's been wild he's just he's just he's been outside the zone even with a standard four seamer

yeah And I think a big factor in this, too, is they put a lot on the shoulders of guys like Dennis Santana and Justin Lawrence and Isaac Mattson.

And two of those guys got DFA'd this season, and one of those guys, you know, struggled throughout the year.

You know, they put a lot on the shoulders of guys who didn't get the job done and just kind of left them in a spot where they were looking for

Now, I don't always agree with that.

If I see somebody that I really, really like the way I did David Bednar, I'll say, okay, let's just keep Bednar for about a billion reasons, right? But they answered.

If you remember Bradenton, Jose, the guys that we were looking at, on those four fields where basically it was the same crew as the previous year, Justin Lawrence and Dennis Santana, some of the guys that you just mentioned there, Isaac Mattson, who I absolutely would have given another chance to, and same with Santana.

You give them a chance, but you got to have some kind of reinforcements.

12 different Nats pitchers each has at least one save in this regular season.

Tolman now actually has two, but the roll call of Nats players with saves this season, Clayton Beater, Gus Varland, Richard Lovelady, P.J. Poolman, Orlando Arelta, Erick Tolman, Andrew Alvarez, Tom Cosgrove, Justin Lawrence.

Raise your hand if you remember Justin Lawrence.

Brad Lord, Mitchell Parker, and Paxton Schultz.

But number one on that list is Clayton Beater, like I said, lately had really been struggling.