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Posted: **Tue Jun 06, 2023 3:35 pm**

Hatchling Report | Mark Lolololo

April 1, 2055
by Banjo Jackson
Nashville, TN

	Stuff	Movement	Control
Start 2054	6	10	5
Start 2055	6	10	6
Potential	13	11	7

Mark 'Bender' Lolololo, whose father played in the GBC, was selected 8th overall in the 2052 draft by the Charm City Jimmies and was quickly named the #1 prospect in the BBA. However, he was oddly left off the top 100 in '53 and '54 despite not having regressed. He was crucial in the Jimmies' 2054 championship because he was the primary piece traded to Nashville in mid-season exchange for SS Sammy ‘Bumper’ McNeill. Bumper would play out of his mind for the Jimmies that resulted in a a lucrative extension and championship.

After the trade, Lolololo hit the ground running in Single A and finished the season with a 2.65 ERA in 108.2 IP. He will begin 2055 in AA where his devastating curveball will continue to improve. He doesn't blow batters away with a heater, but relies heavily on his junk to get batters to make weak contact on the ground. It remains to be seen if Lolololo will remain in the rotation in the BBA, but worst case, he should be a dominant reliever.

ETA: 2056

Posted: **Wed Sep 06, 2023 11:25 am**

Dington wrote: ↑
Tue Jun 06, 2023 3:35 pm
Hatchling Report | Mark Lolololo

April 1, 2055
by Banjo Jackson
Nashville, TN

LHP Mark 'Bender' Lolololo

Stuff Movement Control

Start 2054 6 10 5

Start 2055 6 10 6

Potential 13 11 7

Mark 'Bender' Lolololo, whose father played in the GBC, was selected 8th overall in the 2052 draft by the Charm City Jimmies and was quickly named the #1 prospect in the BBA. However, he was oddly left off the top 100 in '53 and '54 despite not having regressed. He was crucial in the Jimmies' 2054 championship because he was the primary piece traded to Nashville in mid-season exchange for SS Sammy ‘Bumper’ McNeill. Bumper would play out of his mind for the Jimmies that resulted in a a lucrative extension and championship.

After the trade, Lolololo hit the ground running in Single A and finished the season with a 2.65 ERA in 108.2 IP. He will begin 2055 in AA where his devastating curveball will continue to improve. He doesn't blow batters away with a heater, but relies heavily on his junk to get batters to make weak contact on the ground. It remains to be seen if Lolololo will remain in the rotation in the BBA, but worst case, he should be a dominant reliever.

ETA: 2056

	Stuff	Movement	Control
Start 2055	6	10	6
Start 2056	9	11	6
Potential	13	11	7

Lolololo had a solid 2055 season in AA with 3.13 ERA and 4.9 WAR. Could be a mid-season addition to the pitching staff in Nashville if someone gets injured, but not rushing him. More realistic ETA is 2057.

Posted: **Wed Sep 06, 2023 1:42 pm**

There is a pitcher on the Reds named Nick Lodolo and anytime I see his name I think it says Lololo and laugh.

Posted: **Wed Sep 06, 2023 3:31 pm**

Let’s hope Lololo holds up better for your sake, Chad.

Posted: **Tue Nov 21, 2023 3:48 pm**

Dington wrote: ↑
Wed Sep 06, 2023 11:25 am

Dington wrote: ↑
Tue Jun 06, 2023 3:35 pm
Hatchling Report | Mark Lolololo

April 1, 2055
by Banjo Jackson
Nashville, TN

LHP Mark 'Bender' Lolololo

Stuff Movement Control

Start 2054 6 10 5

Start 2055 6 10 6

Potential 13 11 7

Mark 'Bender' Lolololo, whose father played in the GBC, was selected 8th overall in the 2052 draft by the Charm City Jimmies and was quickly named the #1 prospect in the BBA. However, he was oddly left off the top 100 in '53 and '54 despite not having regressed. He was crucial in the Jimmies' 2054 championship because he was the primary piece traded to Nashville in mid-season exchange for SS Sammy ‘Bumper’ McNeill. Bumper would play out of his mind for the Jimmies that resulted in a a lucrative extension and championship.

After the trade, Lolololo hit the ground running in Single A and finished the season with a 2.65 ERA in 108.2 IP. He will begin 2055 in AA where his devastating curveball will continue to improve. He doesn't blow batters away with a heater, but relies heavily on his junk to get batters to make weak contact on the ground. It remains to be seen if Lolololo will remain in the rotation in the BBA, but worst case, he should be a dominant reliever.

ETA: 2056

Stuff Movement Control

Start 2055 6 10 6

Start 2056 9 11 6

Potential 13 11 7

Lolololo had a solid 2055 season in AA with 3.13 ERA and 4.9 WAR. Could be a mid-season addition to the pitching staff in Nashville if someone gets injured, but not rushing him. More realistic ETA is 2057.

	Stuff	Movement	Control
Start 2056	9	11	6
Start 2057	13	11	7
Potential	13	11	7

Lolololo is another prospect who should have seen the BBA last year, but staying in AAA did wonders for his development and he seems to be fully developed at this point. He will still likely be in the minors for a few weeks to limit innings on his arm, but once he hits Nashville, he should be an immense weapon out of the bullpen. That is, until a rotation spot opens up. He should be one of the best pitchers in the BBA if he stays healthy.

Posted: **Wed Nov 22, 2023 7:22 pm**

"limit innings on his arm..." har

Posted: **Wed Nov 22, 2023 8:54 pm**

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Posted: **Wed Nov 22, 2023 8:55 pm**

RonCo wrote: ↑
Wed Nov 22, 2023 7:22 pm
"limit innings on his arm..." har

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