Noah Cameron

We'll talk about those for next year, like Sean Burke, for example.

Noah Cameron, what do we do with that one? We'll talk about many more after this break.

so sean burke hi what's up you know i remember when you know you know was i was talking about sean burke with me weeks ago you know i was like just explain to me sean burke i don't get this thing and i was like oh then he went in the toilet and you know he got the breaking ball and the slider command it's awesome yeah he had that one game where the slider was really bad but whatever yeah no no listen you know guys um what happened he's this curveball and a slider

have been terrible

He's a perfect example, though, if you want to talk about guys that could easily be outside the top 50 who are very much worthwhile early in the season to say, all right, this is someone who is doing what we want them to do or not.

And if they're not, then I move on instead of just taking a Toby or so.

The other name I mentioned was Noah Cameron.

And we've talked a lot about Noah Cameron.

And if they're not, then I move on instead of just taking a Toby or so.

The other name I mentioned was Noah Cameron.

And we've talked a lot about Noah Cameron.

And I remember being in early in the year before the year started.

I was like, oh, boy.

And then finally, something clicked with him.

And it was that he decided to call his own pitches, you know.

And Noah Cameron, I got to say, thank you.

Now, the way things are lined up for the Royals, Seth Lugo looking like he could be going game one, Randy Dobnak looking like he'll go game two, and...

Noah Cameron looking like he's lined up for game three.

Now Lugo, we all know the story with Lugo.

He's been a pretty solid veteran in his career, not having his best season this year.

But yeah, I mean, he's getting cloddered.

Sinkers, cutters.

not get hitters or batters hitting very well against those hitting over 400 against his four seamer this year so yeah i mean you're looking to do some damage on these fastball pictures try not to bite on the breaking and off-speed stuff out of the zone he'll try to get you to chase but uh yeah you're looking to attack the zone with seth lugo and uh but you know with randy dobnak he's actually been having himself a pretty good year era at a 2.54 he's Noah Cameron had a good rookie season last year.

He's having another good year this year.

On the AL side, we have another Royal, as I said at the beginning.

It was Noah Cameron who, uh, it was a run man.

And he's still on it that like, he's still pitching pretty well during August.

He put up a one 87 ERA across his five starts after, I mean, it was not a great start to the season and has now, uh, lowered his ERA significantly to being a useful pitcher for fantasy gotten it below the four mark, uh, I highlighted him in a piece of BP recently, and honestly, all it is is that he's got a nasty slider and he's just throwing it more.

Who would have guessed that would work? So stop throwing your fastball, Noah Cameron.

Continue to stop throwing your fastball because it is working for you.

It won you a Player of the Month award in the AL.

Obviously, the first time that we were discussing Noah Cameron for the PC.

Um...

Yeah, Noah Cameron was – he pitched game one for you guys, six innings pitch, three hits, seven Ks.

Looked really well.

We're going to be seeing him on Sunday.

This is ridiculous.

Still, I think it's going to be a decent series.

Noah Cameron has really shown up.

In the beginning of the year, he wasn't calling his own pitches.

Uh, yes, he used to pitch for the Twins, however, in 63 innings he has a 2.54 ERA, so he's actually been throwing fairly well for them.

And then Ranger Suárez goes 3.44, and then on Sunday they have, uh, Noah Cameron, uh, and facing Peyton Tully.

Cameron's got a 3.93, although he has been very good over the last, I'd say, five to eight starts.

Maybe six or seven.

Um, I think maybe a little over my head.

Uh, I think they win two out of three.

I think the, the one that they lose is the one against Noah Cameron, where it's just gonna be a replay of the Reid Detmer's game, where he's just gonna just shine and just be a really good pitcher, and I don't think the offense is really gonna be able to do much with it.

I think Seth Lugo is someone that they can kinda get to.

... it's a general manager's game.

When you look at, I guess, some of the other guys in the field, I'd asked about Noah Cameron and he'd said maybe he's slotting in as a three.

Michael Wacha again last night, I gotta say, at this point, Vern, he's like, he's turning into the old guy that, like, I'm not doubting if he can do it one more year.

Like, I, I, you know, like, hey, can Wacha do this again? Yeah, probably.

The dude, in between starts, before starts, uh, teammates, in the clubhouse, in the dugout, the dude is just top shelf across the board.

And yeah, listen, I, I...

You know, J.J. can say all he want about Noah Cameron being a number three.

I would imagine he believes in his guys.