I know there was an article on this a few months ago.

Last year only Fubo could see the Braves. Don’t know if that had changed or not.

Thanks

there is a decent chance we don't win another game. Over/under on additional wins is probably one. That kind of collapse complicates keeping White. We will probably keep him, but it won't be as easy to keep him if we essentially put it in the tank for the last half of the season.

We are 2-8 over our last ten games and will probably finish something like 3-12 over the last fifteen games of the season. You can keep him after all that but you shouldn't expect to get any support or players in the portal. Would really put the program in a tough spot as next year would almost certainly be worse and then you have to fire him.

Would be a big statement on the court and to others if the money is right

Falls apart, we’ve all got work to do…


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Heading into Tuscaloosa

Hopefully scooting north of it a bit 🙏

Welcome to the dawgnation!

Arkansas

Jalen Beeks, Arizona Diamondbacks

Andrew Benintendi, Chicago White Sox

Heston Kjerstad, Baltimore Orioles

Ryne Stanek, New York Mets

Trevor Stephan*, Cleveland Guardians



Auburn

Ryan Bliss, Seattle Mariners

Richard Fitts, Boston Red Sox

Edouard Julien, Minnesota Twins

Casey Mize, Detroit Tigers



Florida

Pete Alonso, New York Mets

Harrison Bader, Minnesota Twins

Alex Faedo*, Tampa Bay Rays

Jonathan India, Kansas City Royals

Jackson Kowar*, Seattle Mariners

Wyatt Langford, Texas Rangers

A.J. Puk, Arizona Diamondbacks

Christian Scott*, New York Mets

Brady Singer, Cincinnati Reds

Danny Young, New York Mets

Jacob Young, Washington Nationals



Georgia

Jonathan Cannon, Chicago White Sox

Kyle Farmer, Colorado Rockies

Emerson Hancock, Seattle Mariners



Kentucky

Taylor Rogers, Cincinnati Reds

Zack Thompson*, St. Louis Cardinals



LSU

Alex Bregman, Boston Red Sox

Dylan Crews, Washington Nationals

Jake Fraley, Cincinnati Reds

Kevin Gausman, Toronto Blue Jays

Alex Lange*, Detroit Tigers

DJ LeMahieu*, New York Yankees

Aaron Nola, Philadelphia Phillies

Paul Skenes, Pittsburgh Pirates

Josh Smith, Texas Rangers



Ole Miss

Nick Fortes, Miami Marlins

James McArthur*, Kansas City Royals



Mississippi State

J.P. France*, Houston Astros

Adam Frazier, Pittsburgh Pirates

Kendall Graveman*, Arizona Diamondbacks

Nathaniel Lowe, Washington Nationals

Hunter Renfroe, Kansas City Royals

Brent Rooker, Athletics

Chris Stratton, Kansas City Royals

Jordan Westburg, Baltimore Orioles

Brandon Woodruff*, Milwaukee Brewers



Missouri

Pete Fairbanks, Tampa Bay Rays

Seth Halvorsen, Colorado Rockies

Tanner Houck, Boston Red Sox

Kameron Misner, Tampa Bay Rays

Max Scherzer, Toronto Blue Jays



Oklahoma

Cade Cavalli*, Washington Nationals

Jake Irvin, Washington Nationals

John Gray*, Texas Rangers

Steven Okert, Houston Astros



South Carolina

Jonah Bride, Miami Marlins

Jordan Montgomery*, Arizona Diamondbacks

Carmen Mlodzinski, Pittsburgh Pirates

Clarke Schmidt*, New York Yankees

Christian Walker, Houston Astros



Tennessee

Jordan Beck, Colorado Rockies

Garrett Crochet, Boston Red Sox

Seth Halvorsen, Colorado Rockies

Ben Joyce, Los Angeles Angels



Texas

Kody Clemens, Philadelphia Phillies

David Hamilton, Boston Red Sox

Ty Madden*, Detroit Tigers

Hoby Milner, Texas Rangers



Texas A&M

Bryce Miller, Seattle Mariners

A.J. Minter, New York Mets

Michael Waka, Kansas City Royals



Vanderbilt

JJ Bleday, Athletics

Walker Buehler, Boston Red Sox

Tyler Ferguson, Athletics

Sonny Gray, St. Louis Cardinals

Jack Leiter, Texas Rangers

Bryan Reynolds, Pittsburgh Pirates

Kumar Rocker, Texas Rangers

Collin Snider, Seattle Mariners

Dansby Swanson, Chicago Cubs

Kyle Wright*, Kansas City Royals

Mike Yastrzemski, San Francisco Giants



(By MLB team)



Arizona Diamondbacks

Jalen Beeks, Arkansas

Kendall Graveman*, Mississippi State

Jordan Montgomery*, South Carolina

A.J Puk, Florida



Baltimore Orioles

Heston Kjerstad, Arkansas

Jordan Westburg, Mississippi State



Boston Red Sox

Alex Bregman, LSU

Walker Buehler, Vanderbilt

Garrett Crochet, Tennessee

Richard Fitts, Auburn

David Hamilton, Texas

Tanner Houck, Missouri



Chicago Cubs

Andrew Benintendi, Arkansas

Dansby Swanson, Vanderbilt



Chicago White Sox

Jonathan Cannon, Georgia



Cincinnati Reds

Jake Fraley, LSU

Taylor Rogers, Kentucky

Brady Singer, Florida



Cleveland Guardians

Trevor Stephan*, Arkansas



Colorado Rockies

Jordan Beck, Tennessee

Kyle Farmer, Georgia

Seth Halvorsen, Tennessee/Missouri



Detroit Tigers

Alex Lange*, LSU

Ty Madden*, Texas

Casey Mize, Auburn



Houston Astros

J.P. France*, Mississippi State

Steven Okert, Oklahoma

Christian Walker, South Carolina



Kansas City Royals

Jonathan India, Florida

James McArthur*, Ole Miss

Hunter Renfroe, Mississippi State

Chris Stratton, Mississippi State

Michael Waka, Texas A&M

Kyle Wright*, Vanderbilt



Los Angeles Angels

Ben Joyce, Tennessee



Miami Marlins

Jonah Bride, South Carolina

Nick Fortes, Ole Miss



Milwaukee Brewers

Brandon Woodruff*, Mississippi State



Minnesota Twins

Harrison Bader, Florida

Edouard Julien, Auburn



New York Mets

Pete Alonso, Florida

A.J. Minter, Texas A&M

Christian Scott*, Florida

Ryne Stanek, Arkansas

Danny Young, Florida



New York Yankees

DJ LeMahieu*, LSU

Clarke Schmidt*, South Carolina



Philadelphia Phillies

Kody Clemens, Texas

Aaron Nola, LSU

Pittsburgh Pirates

Adam Frazier, Mississippi State

Carmen Mlodzinski, South Carolina

Bryan Reynolds, Vanderbilt

Paul Skenes, LSU



San Francisco Giants

Mike Yastrzemski, Vanderbilt



Seattle Mariners

Ryan Bliss, Auburn

Emerson Hancock, Georgia

Jackson Kowar*, Florida

Bryce Miller, Texas A&M

Collin Snider, Vanderbilt



St. Louis Cardinals

Sonny Gray, Vanderbilt

Zack Thompson*, Kentucky



Tampa Bay Rays

Alex Faedo*, Florida

Pete Fairbanks, Missouri

Kameron Misner, Missouri



Texas Rangers

John Gray*, Oklahoma

Wyatt Langford, Florida

Jack Leiter, Vanderbilt

Hoby Milner, Texas

Kumar Rocker, Vanderbilt

Josh Smith, LSU



Toronto Blue Jays

Kevin Gausman, LSU

Max Scherzer, Missouri



Washington Nationals

Cade Cavalli*, Oklahoma

Dylan Crews, LSU

Jake Irvin, Oklahoma

Nathaniel Lowe, Mississippi State

Jacob Young, Florida

The cracks in LiV are showing with several prominent players saying they would like to return to the PGA. Instead of merging with LIV, could the PGA not offer the ability for players to come back to the tour? This would weaken LIV and make the PGA more watchable. I know the PGA said originally they wouldn’t allow it. Anyone know if players can freely walk away from LIV?

-No real mystery why we lost that one. The free passes really added up… Kentucky won almost every 3-2 count. To state the obvious, it’s hard to win when you walk 7 and hit 4 more.

-To that end, yes the home plate umpiring was bad. That guy caught it from both dugouts. In the past I’ve said things like “the game at this level deserves better.” And it does. But this is what we have, and there is going to be a winning team and a losing team. I’m not interested in bitching about the umpire. It was bad both ways, and we came up short.

-What I will say is that we’ve now played two four-hour games to begin league play. I know the umps are getting graded, but let’s not lose the forest for the trees… four hour games aren’t good for anyone. Fans don’t like them, the networks don’t either. We threw 194 pitches today. That’s what it took to get 27 outs. That’s not all on the umpire, but still… need to figure out how to widen this zone a bit and make these games move better.

-Was really surprised we made the change with Hoskins on an 0-1 count. He’d never really settled in, but I was still surprised we did it when we did. So, two games in he has our longest start at 1+ inning. Given that, you wouldn’t think we’d be playing a rubber game tomorrow.

-Jordan Stephens has some really good stuff, but it obviously didn’t translate today. Two times today he got squeezed on a 2-strike count. Once he gave up a liner to RF on the next pitch. Once, it was a 1-2 count and he gets squeezed, and the then throws the next two way out of the zone and walks the guy. Have to overcome that stuff. It’s easy for me to say, but you can’t let the umpires beat you.

-I honestly didn’t know if Alton Davis was going to be on the roster this weekend, and was very surprised to see him come in when he did. He’s going to help us at some point this year. He will. But today wasn’t it, and it felt like every pitch, every AB was playing with fire. The steal of home was bad. In his defense though, nobody said a word (that I heard) as the kid broke for home. It was right in front of our dugout. 3rd baseman didn’t say anything that I heard. Davis wasn’t good anyway, and while that steal was on him to some extent, I thought it was also a function of us being on our heels quite a bit. Tip your can to Kentucky, they called that at the right time.

-Zach Briwh did a very nice job. Came in and claimed it down. He gave us a chance. Kept the walks to a minimum and made them put in play. Lo and behold, the 0’s showed up.

-On Devin Obee’s last AB, I really thought he could have beaten out that slow roller. I don’t know if that’s the reason we sent up a pinch hitter for him on his next AB, but I was surprised that it was Brennan Hudson. I wish that we’d gotten him some
more ABs before today if he was going to end up being plugged in today.

-I think we’ll be ok tomorrow pitching wise. Even if we stay on our 8 inning bullpen pace, I figure that Hammond, Zeldin, and Curley can cover that. But it’s time to have a starter work into the 4th inning (or later), go through the lineup more than once, etc. It’s time. This is starting to get a little bit ridiculous with how quickly our starters are getting bounced.

-Lastly, these games are just so intense. It’s very pitch, every AB… it just feels so consequential. Each walk that Kentucky drew today, they reacted like it was the go-ahead run in the 9th inning of a College World Series game. In actuality it is March 15 and game 2 of 30. It’s not like I forget how enjoyable it is, but it’s still striking how much different it is from, say, a series with Columbia. It’s going to be a heck of a battle tomorrow.

SUCK IT BARN!!!

DJ walk it off young man!!

Dem approval drops another 2 points in a matter of 2 days as Walz and Kimmel celebrate American company Tesla's stock price dropping to an audience of clapping seals.

Keep doubling and tripling down, Morons, and prepare for President Vance.

very enjoyable.