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Spencer Arrighetti

Spencer Arrighetti

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Oct 27, 2026

Eric HuysmanHOST
13:14
So if you look at what the Astros had to do, they had to rely on a whole bunch of waiver claims.
Eric HuysmanHOST
13:21
They had to trade Spencer Arrighetti.
Eric HuysmanHOST
13:23
I know we don't want to talk about this trade for Dalton Varshow, but it was basically a product of need at that point.
Eric HuysmanHOST
13:33
So the Astros went ahead and released Nelson Velasquez today so he can pursue opportunity with a club in Asia.
Carter FuerstHOST
13:39
Jose Barrios could be in that mix.
Carter FuerstHOST
13:41
I mean, Bowden Francis, Spencer Arrighetti.
Carter FuerstHOST
13:42
Like, that's a pretty solid starting rotation, especially for the upside.
Carter FuerstHOST
13:46
And in a playoff situation, in a playoff scenario where you have a top three of Soriano, Trey Savage, whoever ends up having that third role until he sees Tyreek Scouble.
Kevin PillarGUEST
29:18
Hey, we have a spot in the rotation, you know, It's your turn to pitch every fifth day until we decide you need more seasoning or the guy gets healthy, but it feels like the Blue Jays have been a little bit hesitant to call up some of their guys, allow him just to go out and make a start or two starts or three starts.
Kevin PillarGUEST
29:37
You think about trading for Spencer Arrighetti, and obviously you're trading for a guy who's been in the big leagues and you're hoping to do this, but at some point when it wasn't working, it felt like you needed to – whether you believe it gives you the best chance to win a game, but at some point you've got to trust that next crop of players that come up and start a game for you.
Kevin PillarGUEST
29:55
And I think that's how the Brewers are able to – and the Rays are able to have a nice blend of young players and veteran players, some – you know you know arbitration eligible guys and then they just kind of keep recycling that through and they they keep that's how they keep their payroll low is you know and then they'll get the occasional guy like yanni diaz who loves being there who takes a team-friendly deal and stays there but they're just really good at having the veteran guys teach the young guys and then they trade them for more they just have this this operation that works but a lot of it comes in trust
Ricky RomeroGUEST
30:27
yeah and it honestly goes way back to when we were playing kp i mean i know you just retired recently i'm older but i just remember watching the rays of uh the young rays of 08 when they made it to the world series and it was like they gave david price a chance and he's the close he was the closer for that team that that clinch and it was like it was scott casimir and james shield for a long time and then boom here comes david uh david price uh jeff yeah like um jeremy helixson Yeah, Jeremy Hellickson.
Richard GriffinHOST
55:14
They can't just rely on those guys.
Richard GriffinHOST
55:16
I don't think Spencer Arrighetti is the answer for a fifth starter either.
Richard GriffinHOST
55:20
So should they roll the dice and hand the ball to a guy like Johnny King or somebody that has great potential and just see what they
Mal RomaninHOST
55:30
got? I would still, if he's healthy and you're confident, I'd still see if I can get Beaver back here.
EricHOST
26:02
So that first three still looks really good.
JasonHOST
26:04
Yeah, and maybe Spencer Arrighetti can come in and give you a four.
JasonHOST
26:07
So maybe Scherzer-
EricHOST
26:08
Maybe
Tristan MorganHOST
38:52
I just think there are some, there are a lot of fringe players on the Jays already where they have really low floors and really high ceilings.
Tristan MorganHOST
38:59
Even think Spencer Arrighetti, a guy who won pitcher of the month, I think back in May.
Tristan MorganHOST
39:05
Um, you know, he has that amazing ceiling, but he also has the lows we've seen in the last two months of the season with the Jays.
Tristan MorganHOST
39:13
So, I don't know.
JustinHOST
29:37
But yeah, I mean-
PatrickHOST
29:40
It's almost like he's like, he's what we would hope and dream that Spencer Arrighetti would be.
JustinHOST
29:46
Yeah.
PatrickHOST
29:47
Like a guy-
Carter FuerstHOST
19:59
So hat tip to Ross Atkins for make, even getting anything back.
Carter FuerstHOST
20:02
I know people don't love Spencer Arrighetti.
Carter FuerstHOST
20:04
But this is my hardest, my firmest no, is Dalton Barshaw coming back to the Blue Jays.
Carter FuerstHOST
20:08
Just don't see how that would benefit this team whatsoever for the future.
MishaHOST
18:43
I think he's going to come back next year and be terrible.
MishaHOST
18:45
I have no faith in Arrighetti.
MishaHOST
18:47
Yeah, where there's articles in the spring training.
MishaHOST
18:52
He's added another pitch and you're like, oh my god, this could work.
ZubyHOST
45:17
The moves they made at the deadline were excellent to get Bateman.
ZubyHOST
45:21
They added Arrighetti and Soriano as potential starters.
ZubyHOST
45:24
You know, they have a very deep pitching rotation for next year if everybody's healthy.
ZubyHOST
45:29
Now, maybe that's what they're looking at.

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