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The News is reporting that Vierling might be platooning at third base with Maton. News at 11...

I don't like to argue, I stay away from politics.

Harris seems to be the type that he's never done, he is continually improving the roster by any means necessary.

Addition by subtraction.

I don't know if this has been posted, but it's a good Keith video...

That is McNeal's job. They need help at the other DT.

Correctamundo, Potsie...

I'd rather re-sign Chark, and stick with the WR corps we have right now.

Mazi is a nt, so he would have to split snaps with Alim. Not a fit. I like Bennet and Moody, and the rest of your picks.

Right now, I prefer having James Houston as a 6th round pick than worrying about drafting Anderson up high in the first. Houston is a tasmanian devil, he's a really rare dude. Stroud looked very good, and I think he's easily QB2 in this draft. I think it's possible that the Lions will draft a QB in the first, which would solve 2 issues; long term stability at the position, and talent for a backup in case something happens to Goff. It would be either Stroud or Richardson for me, Richardson might be the most talented "freak" in this draft.

3rd base is now taken care of, forever and ever!

The Lions can clinch next week if they win both games, Washington and Seattle lose both, and Green Bay loses one game.

Not true, they keep most players until free agency. They signed Franco to an 11 year deal.

I love how Tampa built their team. It has lasted a while.

They didn't sign him, they claimed him...

I like Beau.

Worst way to build a team is through free agency.

Both were pure rentals, and didn't have much value. He never traded players who had value, like the White Sox with Sale, and others who had good contracts. The Tigers have never signed a player to a team favored contract.

Also, he's been known for good defense.

Carlos Monarrez...

That will be his obp, too.

Usually kind of impossible to find a Madden in the Rule V draft...

Wilmer's a closer with the long flowing locks...

6. Justyn-Henry Malloy | OF Born: Feb 19, 2000 Bats: R Throws: R Ht.: 6'2" Wt.: 212 Signed By: Chris Lionetti Minors: .289/.408/.454 | 17 HR | 5 SB | 478 AB VIEW PLAYER CARD Track Record: Malloy ranked as the No. 214 prospect in the 2021 draft class out of Georgia Tech, where he showed impressive on-base skills and developing power. The Braves signed him for $300,000 in the sixth round, and he had a solid 2021 pro debut before breaking out in 2022 and pushing himself to Triple-A Gwinnett and then the Arizona Fall League. Scouting Report: Malloy is a strong and physical corner infielder and outfielder who homered 17 times between three minor league levels in 2022. He played in pitcher-friendly home parks, making the total more impressive. While Malloy might have above-average raw power, his strike-zone discipline and contact ability drive his value as a prospect. Malloy has one of the keenest batting eyes in Atlanta's system and chased just 18% of the time while also showing quick hands and good bat-to-ball skills. He has a chance to be an above-average hitter who walks at a high rate, though scouts are mixed on his true power potential. His exit velocity numbers are modest, but he has flashed impressive pop to the pull side. Of note, his power numbers trended down as he moved up levels. A well below-average runner, Malloy will be limited to a corner and his most likely defensive home is left field. He played third base at High-A Rome and flashed plus arm strength but had trouble with throwing accuracy and needs much more work on his hands and footwork at the position. Malloy exclusively played left field and DH at Double-A and Triple-A and fits best at that position. The Future: Malloy's defensive limitations could cap his upside as an everyday player, though his pure hitting ability and zone control could make him a quality platoon option. More power could increase his potential role as well. Scouting Grades: Hitting: 55. Power: 45. Speed: 30. Fielding: 40. Arm: 55 https://www.baseballamerica.com/teams/1025/atlanta-braves/organizational/?year=2023&type=P