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BW mentioning that Winn has three more years until arbitration makes me think of Trevor Condon being ready in about three years. Just thinkin’ out loud.
This week's podcast includes #stlcards AGMs and coaches, a JJ award, Pipeline’s Top 100, the Fall Off-Season Program, two with good starts in the AFL, two with Best Stuff+ in the minors, Springfield rebranding, TCN’s Relievers of the Year and more! https://t.co/eaFazEeszL pic.twitter.com/lDPN2ArjYE
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 14, 2026
Our podcast starts with the World Series, analytics and scouting, the #stlcards three Gold Glove “finalists”, Winter Ball with focus on Leo Bernal & Yadier Molina, AFL standouts Tekoah Roby & Tai Peete and TCN's Starting Pitchers of the Year by affiliate. https://t.co/XlAEmxg45p pic.twitter.com/NVHGP50wU4
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 21, 2026
Yadi, obviously, wants to manage a big league ball club. I fully expect that he will be managing for the Angels in a year or two. I also expect that Cerfolio and Flores will be moving to Anaheim soon. I don’t see Enos having the patience to build from within. So we’ll have to see how that works out.
This current movement to build from within will likely increase salaries for scouts. But not so much for front office personnel, IMO. Scouts are already grossly underpaid, front office personnel are not.
.Podcast with the week's news from the #STLCards system, World Series, Angels front office, StL’s hitting coach, new minor league coordinator. AFL highlights include Elissalt, Roby and Peete. TCN’s team Players of Year, system Rookies of the Year and more! https://t.co/9Y9Es11JRX pic.twitter.com/3Zm3NmqJxc
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 28, 2026
I was interested in Kyle’s view that the game is headed toward pitching staffs of 3 inning guys. At the least the familiar roles of starters and relievers are evolving. I guess if you have a guy who goes 4 and another guy who goes 3 it doesn’t really matter which goes first and is the official starter. Until contract time at least. It seems like the pay spread between starters and relievers would narrow, as would IP in a season. I guess you would still want a cheap mop up guy though.
As you spent a deal of time on Peete, I was hoping for some info on his health layoff this year. It is said there was something in addition to the concussion layoff. Unknowns make it hard to assess health risk.
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