Camerato:

Righty reliever Tyler Schoff, 25, has opened the season with seven scoreless and walkless appearances. Across 10 innings, he has allowed just three hits to 12 strikeouts with a 0.30 WHIP and a .094 opponents’ batting average.

Schoff is at AA, not AAA.

I'll be really curious to figure out who he worked with to tinker with the angle of his swing. Did he pick it up on his own? Was it pointed out to him in the off-season by one of these 3rd party athletic training programs independent of the team? Was it Coles?

Coles may not be worthless. I think he may have helped Robles if the fellow can ever stay healthy. There was that "hold the dodge ball between your forearm and bicep when you practice swing to avoid opening up too fast to reach for pitches" trick that really seemed to work going into 2023. I also think Garcia is showing signs of improvement, too. As for Winker, I don't know it's much more than being fully healthy.

Wasn't it said recently Abram and Winker worked together all offseason and Abrams was really happy when Winker was brought on by the Nats. Supposedly they watch each others at-bats and mention it when they see something off.

The team is doing well without him. I wonder if there's any chance they would DH him for a while, play Meneses at first, and put Gallo in the OF

What happened to Meneses power. It keeps going down from his first year to last year to now. Did he know Gio's dad when he first came up?

The team is doing well without him. I wonder if there's any chance they would DH him for a while, play Meneses at first, and put Gallo in the OF

if that is the plan and Senzel is the every day 3B, then you'd think Millas will stick around when Ruiz is back.

Money is still on broken bone that needs surgery.

Both MCLs torn.  And an Achilles. 

Leprosy.