Given how well Lucchesi performed at Triple-A to begin 2023 (1.15 WHIP with over a K per inning) and how dominant he was in his debut with the Mets on Friday (seven shutout innings with nine Ks), he’s worth a look in NL-only leagues, especially considering that he’s shown nice strikeout capability over his career (9.3 K/9).
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But he has not signed the tag, and obviously still wants a new contract so small wonder he was MIA from workouts.
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Ozuna, meanwhile is a two-time All-Star, two-time Silver Slugger and a Gold Glove winner, but right now last season’s (sort of) bounce back is looking like a mirage. Given that just two years ago he tried to strangle his wife and then had a DUI arrest last summer, there’s plenty of baggage here that a World Series team does not need.
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Brown didn’t see as much duty as a starter in his first season in Denver, yet in terms of minutes, he never saw more action. And despite not faring nearly as well from beyond the arc, he shattered his personal best in scoring. If Brown can bounce back from downtown next season, he’ll be poised to take another leap forward.
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There were questions about whether Bradley was ready yet, but he held his own in his first start (five hits and three earned runs over five innings with eight Ks and just one walk) against a powerful Red Sox lineup, so we’d suggest you jump on this one right away.
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Coming off a disappointing season in which they finished 8-9 (third in the AFC East), the New England Patriots need a strong draft showing to help them return to the playoffs in 2023. So which direction will they go in the draft?
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Visually, there’s a lot to like. Both level and enemy design is well executed, and the backdrop of an alternate-history Soviet Union circa the 1950s is an interesting one. While other areas create a BioShock-type feel without reaching those heights, Atomic Heart comes the closest with its world building.
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