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    Brian Walton
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    Odle led the system in ERA and K rate. Pretty good combo.

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    14NyquisT
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    I think that Bloom will stay in the organization for the bullpen, or at least he should. We have so many young prospects looking for their turn in St. Louis. They should be checked out in Spring Training and see what shakes out. Afterall the targe is ’28/’29 not ’27. I’m thinking that Bloom sticks with that. What good will a couple of older relief pitchers do this year that will help in two/three years?

    We have a bunch of AAA/AA pitchers that will need to be analyzed. Give them a look see how they perform in MLB.

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    Impressive strikeout totals for our kids:

    Odle 143
    Molina 150
    Fajardo 130
    Franklin 133
    Doyle 130
    Eagen 157
    Crossland 138
    Davis 140
    Martinez 121
    Mathews 166 between mill and MLB

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    As the great Bob Dylan says “Times they are a changin”.

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    They need to improve command, but the future is bright.

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    Van Dyke 107. He was impressive at Palm Beach.

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