Quinn Mathews short interview

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Quinn Mathews short interview

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https://youtu.be/waPEqg1hZOM?si=LGcYba0JB88A3UN_

Hopefully he can become a building block. Sounds like last year was a healthy learning step.
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C-Unit wrote: 20 Oct 2025 15:55 pm https://youtu.be/waPEqg1hZOM?si=LGcYba0JB88A3UN_

Hopefully he can become a building block. Sounds like last year was a healthy learning step.
Thanks for sharing. I sure hope this kid works out.
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thx for the link
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Thanks for the link. Dude could stand to gain 20 pounds.
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Could easily fill Mikolas/Fedde/Pallante's slot.

He may not be a FOTR starter but should be a #4/5 upgrade over those three, bottom of MLB starters.
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rockondlouie wrote: 21 Oct 2025 09:05 am Could easily fill Mikolas/Fedde/Pallante's slot.

He may not be a FOTR starter but should be a #4/5 upgrade over those three, bottom of MLB starters.
He's the type of guy breaking in to the league who's going to give you a lot of 5 or 6 inning starts with 9 or 10 K's. Maybe some 3 and 4 inning high pitch count duds to go with it.

The upside is undeniable as he hopefully matures.
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C-Unit wrote: 21 Oct 2025 09:07 am
rockondlouie wrote: 21 Oct 2025 09:05 am Could easily fill Mikolas/Fedde/Pallante's slot.

He may not be a FOTR starter but should be a #4/5 upgrade over those three, bottom of MLB starters.
He's the type of guy breaking in to the league who's going to give you a lot of 5 or 6 inning starts with 9 or 10 K's. Maybe some 3 and 4 inning high pitch count duds to go with it.

The upside is undeniable as he hopefully matures.
If he even comes close to being that type of starter C-U, then he'd move up to being a solid #3.

(but I think your K total could be a bit high once he hits MLB).

Let's hope he stays healthy and becomes that quality #3.
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I couldn't listen to the video, as I am at work. Does it say anything about whether or not he will have any type of surgery this off-season? I ask because that was a point of discussion earlier this season.
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DewittDaman11 wrote: 21 Oct 2025 09:50 am I couldn't listen to the video, as I am at work. Does it say anything about whether or not he will have any type of surgery this off-season? I ask because that was a point of discussion earlier this season.
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Mathews main problem is.....Mathews.
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Cranny wrote: 21 Oct 2025 13:57 pm Mathews main problem is.....Mathews.
that reads awfully familiar. Almost repetitive.
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craviduce wrote: 21 Oct 2025 14:00 pm
Cranny wrote: 21 Oct 2025 13:57 pm Mathews main problem is.....Mathews.
that reads awfully familiar. Almost repetitive.
74 walks in 99 innings says he’s his own worst problem.
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craviduce wrote: 21 Oct 2025 14:00 pm
Cranny wrote: 21 Oct 2025 13:57 pm Mathews main problem is.....Mathews.
that reads awfully familiar. Almost repetitive.
Do you have any answers for his wildness in 2025, Craviduce?
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Cranny wrote: 21 Oct 2025 19:55 pm
craviduce wrote: 21 Oct 2025 14:00 pm
Cranny wrote: 21 Oct 2025 13:57 pm Mathews main problem is.....Mathews.
that reads awfully familiar. Almost repetitive.
Do you have any answers for his wildness in 2025, Craviduce?
Come on, Craviduce. You’re our minor league guru.
Why did Mathews lose his control in 2025?
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Cranny wrote: 21 Oct 2025 13:57 pm Come on, Craviduce. You’re our minor league guru.
Why did Mathews lose his control in 2025?
He’s yet another Cardinals pitching prospect that had a major arm injury before reaching his potential. In his case, he has a bum shoulder. Many pitchers never regain their form after a shoulder injury, and most shoulder injuries can’t be repaired by surgery.

The Cardinals org attributed the shoulder injury to a mechanics issue, so they’ve likely had him change his mechanics to try to avoid him blowing out his shoulder completely. That would lead to a greatly increased walk rate. I’m skeptical of his prospect status, as pitching prospects with bum shoulders rarely make it.
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zoiks wrote: 22 Oct 2025 08:50 am
Cranny wrote: 21 Oct 2025 13:57 pm Come on, Craviduce. You’re our minor league guru.
Why did Mathews lose his control in 2025?
He’s yet another Cardinals pitching prospect that had a major arm injury before reaching his potential. In his case, he has a bum shoulder. Many pitchers never regain their form after a shoulder injury, and most shoulder injuries can’t be repaired by surgery.

The Cardinals org attributed the shoulder injury to a mechanics issue, so they’ve likely had him change his mechanics to try to avoid him blowing out his shoulder completely. That would lead to a greatly increased walk rate. I’m skeptical of his prospect status, as pitching prospects with bum shoulders rarely make it.
Thanks very much, zoiks. Good info.
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