TORONTO
Clement, SS Escobar, 3B
Kirk, C
Vogelback, DH
Schneider, LF
Barger, RF
Martinez, 2B
Palmegiani, 1B
Berrora, CF Francis, P
NEW YORK
Verdugo, LF
Soto, RF
Judge, CF Rizzo, 1B
Torres, 2B
VanMeter, 3B
Smith, SS
Escarra, DH
Narvaez, C
Rodon, P
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Gerber got pureed.
I know it is an extremely small sample size, but Verdugo, at least in this game, made an excellent case for why HE should be the leadoff hitter in this lineup.
What I find interesting is the uni numbers these guys are given. A guy like Wells or Dominguez are given 88/89, but VanMeter is given 19. Spencer Jones Wore both 93 and 19 last year, and is getting close, but he is given 78 with 2023 #1 pick Lombard Jr., is #18. Boy, do I miss Pete Sheehy, and him giving the numbers out.
Verdugo lead-off double. Soto grounder to the right side moves the runner to third. RBI single by Judge. I love this. I feel like I've been waiting for baseball forever this winter.