Miami adds to rotation with Holy Cross starter Danny Macchiarola

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The Miami Hurricanes have added another key arm via the summer transfer portal, landing Holy Cross’ friday starter Danny Macchiarola.

A 6-foot-2 rising senior, Macchiarola was a force on the frontlines of the Crusaders rotation. He pitched to a 9-5 record in 93.2 innings, striking out 92 batters as he held opponents to a .228 batting average against.



He’s been named to the All-Patriot league second team in back-to-back years as he just led his Holy...

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JD seems to be a TB Rays front office afficionado - use your resources efficiently and, hopefully, find a few diamonds in the rough (e.g. Hugus) and high character teammates.

It has the added benefit of adding to the depth of the pitching staff, knowing the inevitable injuries will happen every year. Hope it works.

Welcome to the U, Danny.
 
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JD seems to be a TB Rays front office afficionado - use your resources efficiently and, hopefully, find a few diamonds in the rough (e.g. Hugus) and high character teammates.

It has the added benefit of adding to the depth of the pitching staff, knowing the inevitable injuries will happen every year. Hope it works.

Welcome to the U, Danny.
Not sure where you live but the Rays way ends in disappointment when the rubber hits the road year after year.

Miami baseball should not be small market analytics baseball. Get me the biggest and baddest mother ****ers mixed in with some guys who fill out a roster.

Anything less is unacceptable.
 
JD seems to be a TB Rays front office afficionado - use your resources efficiently and, hopefully, find a few diamonds in the rough (e.g. Hugus) and high character teammates.

It has the added benefit of adding to the depth of the pitching staff, knowing the inevitable injuries will happen every year. Hope it works.

Welcome to the U, Danny.

JD needs to demand more resources, quit being grateful for what he gets. This is a blue blood program
 
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People are super stoked about this kid... I cant find much video of him at all.

Looks like he pitched against UNC in the tourney. 4.1 innings 7 H 2 BB 1K 4ER... Then their reliever came in and finished the game and gave up zero runs. He did put up 5 innings 2ER against Auburn in their first game of the year and 2 innings of scoreless ball against columbia but he really didn't face top comp.

Also see he played 24 summer league ball with Ogden. 8ER in 12 innings.

Hope I'm wrong but certainly not feeling that this guy is anything but a midweek starter. He is a 3/4 R whose release is similar to Ciskars's but his stuff isn't, so I doubt you throw him anywhere close to Ciskar's starts. I'm not mad at a midweek starter but he isn't cracking the weekend rotation.

Our pen is full of junk ballers, we need some power arms.
 
People are super stoked about this kid... I cant find much video of him at all.

Looks like he pitched against UNC in the tourney. 4.1 innings 7 H 2 BB 1K 4ER... Then their reliever came in and finished the game and gave up zero runs. He did put up 5 innings 2ER against Auburn in their first game of the year and 2 innings of scoreless ball against columbia but he really didn't face top comp.

Also see he played 24 summer league ball with Ogden. 8ER in 12 innings.

Hope I'm wrong but certainly not feeling that this guy is anything but a midweek starter. He is a 3/4 R whose release is similar to Ciskars's but his stuff isn't, so I doubt you throw him anywhere close to Ciskar's starts. I'm not mad at a midweek starter but he isn't cracking the weekend rotation.

Our pen is full of junk ballers, we need some power arms.
Always helps to actually look at the 'data vs opponent faced' vs overall stats.
 
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