Ty Harvey

So they make up one big team, and that's the Peroria Javelinas.

So who are the eight Padres? Well, we talked about Alex McCoy already, but we have Ty Harvey, Justin DiCrisco, starters Cannon Kemp, Weiner Churio, relievers Francis Peña, Igor Gil, and Joran Valenzuela.

MLB Pipeline ranks Harvey number four, Kemp 13, Churio 15, and McCoy 26.

So a lot of good players on the roster for them, right? So the next one we want to talk about is Cannon Kemp.

And I think he can be a good relief pitcher, maybe even closer in the future.

Probably not closer because we have Mason Miller.

But you know what I mean, right? So after that, we have Ty Harvey.

Ty Harvey runs wild in Fall League despite the slump.

Um, I mean, there, there's really nothing else.

Ty Harvey had a hit.

Brandon Butterworth, uh, pinch ran, and that is about it in terms of Bowman, honestly.

Sammy Hernandez went 0 for three, had a strikeout hitting 214 on the year.

And then, uh, on the stolen base front, four players are tied at five.

The two Blue Jays Jakes, Jake Casey and Jake Cook, and Ty Harvey, and Nehomar O- Ochoa Jr., who I wrote up for the daily sheet on Saturday.

His story is crazy, guys.

He was in a car accident, uh, spring training 2025, where, uh, a truck in front of him hit a pothole and a huge hook, you know one of those hooks you would tow something with, the big metal hooks, went through his windshield and got lodged in his orbital bone, I think.

Great.

Uh, Jake Casey, Jake Cook, Ty Harvey, and Naumar Ochoa all have five stolen bases for the league lead.

I mean, we're just sifting through.

Vance Honeycutt still has eight walks to be the best.

He's hitting 200.

Uh, Ty Harvey.

Oh, Eric Batanti's another one.

Batanti's looked really bad.

Not a lot of Bowman guys playing yesterday, though.

Um, Ty Harvey had a solid day, 1 for 4, scored a pair of runs, drew a walk.

Uh, OPS-ing 466, so not great, but as far as Bowman guys go, a pretty quiet, uh, day for this one.

Yeah.

who ended up being a really good NHL player.

But Perron was much, much better immediately than Ty Harvey.

Right, and you got a

number one back for mid-range number one.

So I'm going to go with probably the number four catcher in the AFL and probably the only one that has any kind of potential major league potential.

Chance, and that's Ty Harvey of the San Diego Padres.

Limited game action this year, only 57 games.

Did hit 251, five homers, nine steals.

All right, Breck, give me your roster.

I got a catcher.

I got Ty Harvey from the Padres.

My infielders are Jake Monroe from the Angels, Weldon Francisca from the Guardians, Eric Batanti from the Brewers, Carter Graham from the Reds.