Riley Quick

And specifically 2023 and 2024 went poorly.

The Twins, it would be really big for the Twins if one of Riley Quick or Adrian Borquez work out as a viable rotation option long-term.

And Borquez has been promoted to AA.

He's looked good so far.

Um, of course we're hoping that in 2027, we have McCable back and we have Pablo Lopez back and there should be this big boost for the major league rotation, but we also should be paying attention to who's up next.

And right now that's really Ryan Garrett Gallagher and not a whole lot else.

Um, and so Riley quick or agent for Horquez, um, need you guys to stay healthy and need you guys to keep missing bats and, and prove to be kind of viable bullpen options.

Can we, can we talk about the rightly quick blister thing? Um, Yes.

We've talked about it with the prospect list multiple times that for the Twins, they need pitching prospects, starting pitching prospects, and, I mean, if you can, somebody who's on the more top end of a rotation, but, you know, I digress.

You look at your top pitching prospect is Riley Quick, who has an MLB ETA of 2028.

So it's not like he's going to be a guy that you can just rely on to pluck in for 2027.

Now, you do have some other guys in this mix.

Yeah, really exciting year for Houston, just a couple levels away.

Uh, one guy who has also made it up to the double A level is right-handed pitcher Riley Quick, who was selected after Merrick in last year's draft.

He had a late start to the season, built up at the low A level, but then has obviously been promoted twice since.

Uh, what has stood out about the, the arsenal and the way that Riley Quick goes about his business?

Yeah, incredible kid.

I think what stands out first and foremost is absolutely electric stuff.

He's kind of finally gotten that blister in check, and I think that was sort of contributing to some of the command issues.

He's gonna keep on rolling through the system, and he's doing a really nice job.