Wade Cooper was better last season as the closer than being molded into a starter.

If they are able to lock down Marcos Paz, that could potentially be a weekend starter.

Wouldn't be surprised to see Vincent and Prisco get some looks to be the 3rd weekend starter as well

David Ramirez, assuming he's healthy.

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Wouldn't be surprised to see Vincent and Prisco get some looks to be the 3rd weekend starter as well

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This. Vincent will be right in the middle of it.

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Mr. 6.35 ERA with a 1.765 WHIP? I guess if your looking to fill Sdaos spot.

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There's this thing in sports called development. You should look into it. While you're there tell us those same stats for Simms in 2025. Tia.

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Don't forget Caden McCoy

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Careful, you're going to trigger ryan with McCoys 9+ ERA his freshman year.

Didn't he have TJ? If so, he's not gonna be pitching again until like November at the earliest and he'll need time to get back to form.

By all accounts, Josh Stewart ain't coming back. He gave a lot to this program but from what I've heard he's moving on to the next chapter in life.

He's played 5 years of college baseball now (1 as a fish at UTEX) and had 2 season ending injuries within the first few weeks of the last 2 seasons. Can't blame him, and I'm not even sure he'd get another year if he tried.

Josh Stewart has no eligibility left.

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rtjr34 said:

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Don't forget Caden McCoy

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Careful, you're going to trigger ryan with McCoys 9+ ERA his freshman year.

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You do know the stats are on the roster page, right?

McCoy has very similar numbers to Freshcorn in 2025. Both with a 1.2 WHIP and 4 something ERA.

Hoping Hunter Vincent goes from 1.76 WHIP to sub 1.2 is or better is not development. Its called a drastic change.

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He just needs more control. It's not like he hasn't showed anything to warrant optimism.

Vincent had a higher SO rate than Freshcorn or McCoy has had at any point at A&M. He also had a lower BAA than Freshcorn at any point and hasn't allowed a single extra base hit.

His numbers are inflated due to walks. With a new pitching coach and another year of experience, it is not unreasonable to think he could bring that number down to a manageable point.

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rtjr34 said:

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Don't forget Caden McCoy

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Careful, you're going to trigger ryan with McCoys 9+ ERA his freshman year.

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You do know the stats are on the roster page, right?

McCoy has very similar numbers to Freshcorn in 2025. Both with a 1.2 WHIP and 4 something ERA.

Hoping Hunter Vincent goes from 1.76 WHIP to sub 1.2 is or better is not development. Its called a drastic change.

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I'm impressed you're still beating that drum. Again, please research Simms stats for 2025 and report back. Until then you just sound silly. We literally saw this last year.

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Agryan00 said:

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Sean98 said:

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rtjr34 said:

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Don't forget Caden McCoy

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Careful, you're going to trigger ryan with McCoys 9+ ERA his freshman year.

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You do know the stats are on the roster page, right?

McCoy has very similar numbers to Freshcorn in 2025. Both with a 1.2 WHIP and 4 something ERA.

Hoping Hunter Vincent goes from 1.76 WHIP to sub 1.2 is or better is not development. Its called a drastic change.

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He just needs more control. It's not like he hasn't showed anything to warrant optimism.

Vincent had a higher SO rate than Freshcorn or McCoy has had at any point at A&M. He also had a lower BAA than Freshcorn at any point and hasn't allowed a single extra base hit.

His numbers are inflated due to walks. With a new pitching coach and another year of experience, it is not unreasonable to think he could bring that number down to a manageable point.

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Thanks for the clarity in this response. I don't know how anybody could watch this guy and not see the potential. He definitely can be in the mix for the rotation and could even be the ace. I could also see Sims in the Friday role.

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rtjr34 said:

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Don't forget Caden McCoy

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Careful, you're going to trigger ryan with McCoys 9+ ERA his freshman year.

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You do know the stats are on the roster page, right?

McCoy has very similar numbers to Freshcorn in 2025. Both with a 1.2 WHIP and 4 something ERA.

Hoping Hunter Vincent goes from 1.76 WHIP to sub 1.2 is or better is not development. It's called a drastic change.

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It's like you don't understand baseball. Guys who miss bats but can't find the strike zone can have a "drastic change" if they start finding the strike zone a bit more. Fun comparison:

Chris Cortez
2023: 2.06 WHIP 8.6 BB/9 9.9 H/9 8.4 K/9
2024: 1.24 WHIP 5.1 BB/9 6.0 H/9 14.2 K/9

Hunter Vincent
2026: 1.76 WHIP 8.7 BB/9 7.1 H/9 15.9 K/9

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Agryan00 said:

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Sean98 said:

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rtjr34 said:

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Don't forget Caden McCoy

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Careful, you're going to trigger ryan with McCoys 9+ ERA his freshman year.

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You do know the stats are on the roster page, right?

McCoy has very similar numbers to Freshcorn in 2025. Both with a 1.2 WHIP and 4 something ERA.

Hoping Hunter Vincent goes from 1.76 WHIP to sub 1.2 is or better is not development. Its called a drastic change.

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I'm impressed you're still beating that drum. Again, please research Simms stats for 2025 and report back. Until then you just sound silly. We literally saw this last year

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I am highlighting the probability of it happening next year. Please list the number of guys that improved their WHIP by 0.5 in the last 5 years.

Even Cortez never had a enough control to make starter. Schloss just had a good sense for how long to leave him on the field. By the way Cortez has struggled every year in the pros with his control.

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The freshman to sophomore jump is near universally the biggest one we see in college sports. Telling us something is drastic that we saw this year suggests it's not as drastic as you think it is. If Vincent cuts his walks in half his WHIP is 1.26 which is an improvement of .54 and he would still have a below average BB/9 at 4.05. Meanwhile he gave up 9 hits in those 11 innings and had a ridiculous 20 K. Cut the walks in half and he's possibly the most dominant guy on the staff. Can he do that? Who knows but it's not nearly as far off as you seem to think it is. He's already got swing and miss stuff, the numbers prove that. Just needs a bit more control.

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