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Here's the player info I was missing from Washington. If you find scouting reports for any of these players, please share!
GUIDE: (s) = no scouting report (p) = no PECOTA rating (b) = both WASHINGTON NATIONALS MLB RP Jay Bergmann (s) AAA SP Kyle Denney (s) SP Andrew Good (s) SP Michael O'Connor (p) SP Billy Traber (b) SP Steve Watkins (b) RP Micah Bowie (b) RP Roy Corcoran (b) RP Travis Hughes (s) RP Santiago Ramirez (b) CA Brandon Harper (b) 2B Bernie Castro (s) 3B Brandon Larson (p) SS Josh Labandeira CF Kenny Kelly (b) RF Mike Vento (b) |
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EDIT: In all reality, none of these guys are really prospects any more. Many of them were once highly touted by other teams as "players of the future", like Larson with the Cincy Reds, but never lived up to their potential. I think looking for updated minor league analyses on these people is a waste of time. Just go with their minor league numbers and guestimate what it would translate to in the majors.
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Mike Vento has been an all around good player. Although he doesn’t look to fit into the Yankees plans anytime soon, he can hit for average, and added a lot of extra base hits, leading to a high OBP%. He was very consistent in his production between Columbus and Trenton. Look for his numbers to increase in the 2004 season.
http://yankees.scout.com/2/227015.html a lil old but i hope it helps some |
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Brandon McCarthy's 2005 stats as a starter: 10 GS, 3 W, 2 L, 4.17 ERA, 58.1 IP, 54 H, 14 BB, 39 SO Brandon McCarthy's 2005 stats post All-Star Break: 7 G, 5 GS, 3 W, 1 L, 1.69 ERA, 43. 2 IP, 31 H, 8 BB, 31 SO No one on the planet is expected to have an ERA below 2, unless your name is Roger Clemens. But you can clearly see frmo his second half performance (dominating Boston and Texas, the two best offenses in the league last year) of what his true potential is. Either you really are a fool, or you're just trying to be a smart ass with your comment. Either way, you just made me waste about 6 minutes typing this out.
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Cubbyfan, here's a page I found with a small scouting report on some of the players you mentioned on the Zephyrs, Washington's AAA affiliate. Beware though, I cannot get this website to open without the Google cache option that I am sending you.
http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache...s&ct=clnk&cd=2 A taste of the website: Micah Bowie has "average stuff and a very good changeup." Andrew Good is a "pitcher's pitcher. Doesn't have an overpowering fastball, but solid off-speed pitches, and he locates the ball." It's pretty limited stuff, but may help a little.
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Awesome! Thanks for the help! I think I'm going to keep that post updated and just edit as I find reports or need new ones.
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Whoever is modding this thread shoul edit the quotes... the msgs you deleted can still be seen, FWIW.
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But the reality is, his potential is not as high as sub-2 ERA. Therefore he shouldnt have the potential to do it in a roster set.
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I'm just echoing the concern for Rios.
Hillenbrand's performance this year... well, it's likely a fluke. I'm a Jays fan and I'll admit that. There's no evidence he should keep this up. Rios on the other hand was EXPECTED to be incredibly good, and he's finally hit his potential. Unlike Swisher, he's not dramatically slowing down, either. His OPS of .971 in June is his worst month yet. And thankfully my concerns about him he seems to be addressing. I knew he wasn't going to keep hitting .350, and when his average dropped, if he didn't learn how to take a walk, his production would drop too. His 2 walks in April turned into 11 in May and in the same number of PA as in May, he's on pace to have about 20 in June. 20 walks in a month isn't just adequate, that's phenomenal, especially out of a player who didn't walk at all going into this season. So, his average in June is 100 points lower than in any other month. Yet he's kept up a high OPS through a) Learning how to walk. Sample size or not, players who don't walk don't have months where they just randomly take 20 of them b) Continued power. He already has 5 HR this month. We're halfway into June. That means it's quite possible he'll match his 2005 total of homeruns in ONE MONTH. All while learning how to take a walk. Hillenbrand is a fluke. Few "hit their potential" at 31. But Rios deserves good ratings. I'll argue to the death over this one. |
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Also, just in case, Felix Hernandez. He's been hurt ERA wise by incredibly flukey BABIP (.349) and HR/FB (21.1%) spikes. His xFIP reflects this as last year it was a phenomenal 2.87 and this year, as "bad" as he's been, it's at 3.50. Whatever ratings you have given him after last season's performance, I would keep his potentials the same, add a smidgen to his stuff rating, and take a smidgen off his control rating. That's it. He is no less the pitcher he was last year and that pitcher fully justified his sub-3 ERA.
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