Too be fair that was in the 70's and 80's.. Competition might be completely different now
Too be fair that was in the 70's and 80's.. Competition might be completely different now
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Ah, I misunderstood. Now I see what he was pointing to. To be clear on my end, I wasn't trying to equate Gattis with Bo Diaz or to say that I don't think Gattis is good. I like him a lot, and I think he's going to be good. Certainly it's better that he go down there and rake than go down there and suck. But I just think his VWL numbers on their own are meaningless and that penciling him into a starting job based on those stats would be a mistake. He needs to come to spring training and hit, and even then I might prefer to use him as a reserve and let him try to mash his way into a starting job. He's an unusual prospect, and given his age he should have to earn every ounce of playing time he gets.
Not really...
Banned
John Sickels list of the 2013 farm system rankings is out:
http://www.minorleagueball.com/2013/...ystem-rankings
We are number 27 on the list, i understand that because of graduations and trades our farm has thinned out, but we can't sleep on it, for example the Cards are a great team right now and they're number one on this list. We don't have a first round draft pick this year, so we need to start spending more money in the draft because as a team who has a middle of the pack payroll, prospects is the most important thing for success.
In my opinion the team is set for at least the next three years, lots of our players are 25 or less and under contract, we have a very solid offense that is young and under contract and a really good pitching who is also under contract. We have some good arms in the farm (that's the only reason we weren't 30 on the list). I think we should need to start drafting high school guys instead of college guys. High school players have more upside and we can go overslot to a player who is committed to some college, we need to do that because i don't see us getting a top 10 draft position in several years. We need to start retooling our farm and drafting high school players is the way, since we have time for develop them because our MLB team is young.
MBraves
Alex Wood's final line tonight: 5 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 7 K - He faced one batter over the minimum.
Why aren't Woods 2013 stats on baseball reference ?
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The Cult of Gattis
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Mejia off to a great start. 6 HR in 35 ABs. Can hit for average and power. Not even trade bait? DH
Alex Wood, only 2 starts but solid so far. 9 IP 6 H 2 ER 2 BB 13 K. Personal favorite.
Graham off to slow start and Salcedo hanging in there, boost in power would help. Bethancourt holding his ground offensively early on.
Last edited by jmtapia; 04-14-2013 at 12:01 AM.
Wood 7 IP 4 H 0 ER 4 K
Mejia continues to hit 11 XBH in 13 Games and a slash line of .354/.396/.875/1.271 OPS
Wood has been lights out even though he is 0-1 on the year haha.
16 IP, 1.12 ERA, 17 Ks to 2 BBs
Seems like we always have good talent coming out of the minors but.. why do our teams always seem too suck?
Alex Wood has 4 starts so far this season. In those four starts, he has given up TWO runs across 22 innings. Sadly, his record his 0-1. Dude is a flat out stud.
Wood 5 IP 5 H 1 BB 6 K
That gives him 5 GS 1-1 27 IP 19 H 2 ER 5 BB 31 K 1.72 GO/FO .192 AVG against. Only 2 runs given up came in the same game.
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