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Very immature post.Mr Buttercup wrote: ↑28 Nov 2025 15:41 pm Your girlfriend says one has more stamina and the other greater length.
Girlfriend??? LMAOMr Buttercup wrote: ↑28 Nov 2025 15:41 pm Your girlfriend says one has more stamina and the other greater length.
hullie wrote: ↑28 Nov 2025 20:23 pmGirlfriend??? LMAOMr Buttercup wrote: ↑28 Nov 2025 15:41 pm Your girlfriend says one has more stamina and the other greater length.
What is Clarke background? Supposedly he pitched college somewhere but his stats don’t show up on BBR.billybaseball wrote: ↑28 Nov 2025 20:24 pm Clarke has a better breaking pitch but Doyle has better movement on his fastball. Doyle also has pitched a ton more than Clarke. Doyle could hypothetically step into a ML rotation at some point this season while Clarke is years away from a ML rotation. Clarke's fastest way to the majors is through the bullpen
"Clarke bounced back from Tommy John surgery as a junior to become Virginia's best prep pitching prospect in 2021. He developed thoracic issues while coming back from his elbow reconstruction, so he redshirted at Alabama in 2022 and worked just 3 2/3 innings the following year at the State JC of Florida (Manatee-Sarasota). He became the best junior college prospect in the 2024 Draft, leading Florida juco pitchers with 107 strikeouts in 74 1/3 frames last spring and impressing at the MLB Draft Combine before signing with the Red Sox for a below-slot $400,000 as a fifth-rounder. After his first full season (in which he was limited to 38 innings by issues with blisters), he was traded to the Cardinals in November in a deal for Sonny Gray." - https://www.mlb.com/milb/prospects/cardinals/Carp4Cy wrote: ↑28 Nov 2025 20:48 pmWhat is Clarke background? Supposedly he pitched college somewhere but his stats don’t show up on BBR.billybaseball wrote: ↑28 Nov 2025 20:24 pm Clarke has a better breaking pitch but Doyle has better movement on his fastball. Doyle also has pitched a ton more than Clarke. Doyle could hypothetically step into a ML rotation at some point this season while Clarke is years away from a ML rotation. Clarke's fastest way to the majors is through the bullpen
Was he any good? Durable?
That read sounds like a Lot of injuries. Thoracic never sounds good.billybaseball wrote: ↑28 Nov 2025 21:18 pm"Clarke bounced back from Tommy John surgery as a junior to become Virginia's best prep pitching prospect in 2021. He developed thoracic issues while coming back from his elbow reconstruction, so he redshirted at Alabama in 2022 and worked just 3 2/3 innings the following year at the State JC of Florida (Manatee-Sarasota). He became the best junior college prospect in the 2024 Draft, leading Florida juco pitchers with 107 strikeouts in 74 1/3 frames last spring and impressing at the MLB Draft Combine before signing with the Red Sox for a below-slot $400,000 as a fifth-rounder. After his first full season (in which he was limited to 38 innings by issues with blisters), he was traded to the Cardinals in November in a deal for Sonny Gray." - https://www.mlb.com/milb/prospects/cardinals/Carp4Cy wrote: ↑28 Nov 2025 20:48 pmWhat is Clarke background? Supposedly he pitched college somewhere but his stats don’t show up on BBR.billybaseball wrote: ↑28 Nov 2025 20:24 pm Clarke has a better breaking pitch but Doyle has better movement on his fastball. Doyle also has pitched a ton more than Clarke. Doyle could hypothetically step into a ML rotation at some point this season while Clarke is years away from a ML rotation. Clarke's fastest way to the majors is through the bullpen
Was he any good? Durable?