<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">This is either going to propel Tyler O’Neill to a monster season or it’s going to create a super awkward vibe in the Cardinals clubhouse. No in between. <a href="https://t.co/YQcPC3mUPZ">pic.twitter.com/YQcPC3mUPZ</a></p>&mdash; Jared Carrabis (@Jared_Carrabis) <a href="https://twitter.com/Jared_Carrabis/status/1643669589358780423?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 5, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Yeah, he hates the guy.

Marmol keeps O’Neill out of the lineup today. Says publicly it’s for last nights error.

This is weird. Must be a back story or previous clash between them.

Or there is no previous story and Ollie is just a petulant prick who is trying to compensate for being a shitty manager by being a shittier person.

****ing Tyler O'Neill giving up 5 runs in the first 4...

Another out at home. Got the stones to bench Goldschmidt, Ollie - feckless ****.

He's going to love Contreras' base running.

Nah - he'll ignore it.

This is the typical Mozeliak prelude to a trade. Shit on the guys value then dump him for Rich Hill.

TON for Rich Hill is an exaggeration, but probably not too far from the truth.

Would Moe see it as acknowledging a mistake if he traded him back for Marco Gonzalez?

Because you know he's getting dealt for some past his prime LHSP. Probably one that's making too much money but still not THAT much money.

Mike Minor is a free agent but if he were on a roster somewhere making $10 million, Mozeliak would be chomping at the bit to get a team to absorb $2 million of that and deal him at a 'discount' for O'Neill.

Dallas Keuchel come on down!

I've got it! Alex Wood.

The Giants have Kyle Harrison in the minors to step into Wood's rotation role. They're always looking for power bats that can drive a ball through that bay air.

Just go ahead and mark it down - O'Neill for Alex Wood. The Giants take on $3 million of the $12.5 million he's owed this year and they throw in a 24 year old relief pitcher in A ball who throws 94 with no command.

Nice high finish on that bomb from Walker. Saw the inside pitch, dropped the bat head and whacked the shit out of it. Good swing on that pitch, though the lack of velocity made it a bit easier.

And man, Edman hasn't had his top and bottom half synced up all year. His top half keeps saying oppo while his bottom half is opening for pull. He's taking some nasty looking swings up there. Just way out of whack.

So right now the first line in Jordan Walker's advanced scouting report needs to be "Don't come inside on him at less than 95 mph"

Because if you come in there at 93, he's gonna get that front foot opened up, flip those hips and drive it. I think higher velocity will still jam him or have him pulling tanks foul, because his hands are a little long to the hitting zone (so he can't get inside that ball and drive it while keeping it fair), but brotha, if you come inside you'd better come inside real hard or not get any of the plate with it. Because he's gonna hit something at 110 mph and if you're lucky it's just a double.

Tommy Edman - still a trainwreck.

This video popped up on my youtube algorithm and I'm only posting it because its the only time I've seen O'Neill's entire run from 2nd to home.

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I dunno. If you are going to say he was dogging it around 3rd you are going to have to say he was dogging it the whole time because I dont see any real speed change the entire time.