No one at all in particular - just asking for the numbers. Folks here only want to post them when they support their argument. If his spin rate is so bad, how on earth is Anderson getting anyone out?Quote:
Originally Posted by zbhargrove
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No one at all in particular - just asking for the numbers. Folks here only want to post them when they support their argument. If his spin rate is so bad, how on earth is Anderson getting anyone out?Quote:
Originally Posted by zbhargrove
I think there may be only one poster if that here that is concerned about an unconfirmed statistic so just trying to get your purposeQuote:
Originally Posted by clvclv
Send Riley down and call Duvall up for crying out loud - maybe you can get something for him, maybe you can't. He's not going to accept an assignment to Gwinnett next spring.
Thanks. Most helpful.Quote:
Originally Posted by zbhargrove
Wentz has been coming on and Walker is providing reason to believe.
Dude its only July and you've basically locked up your second straight WPOTY award. Save some for the offseason when it really counts.Quote:
Originally Posted by clvclv
Pitching depth amassed by the previous regime is seemingly unlimited.Quote:
Originally Posted by nsacpi
I think the general consensus here is we want to see Anderson in games where there’s statcast data so we can evaluate his stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by clvclv
And by the way, it’s the scouting types that aren’t crazy about the quality of his stuff. Not the saber heads.
The funny thing is we don't have statcast data to tell you the numbers. Which is why most intelligent people are waiting on said numbers before giving an actual opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by clvclv
Lead by the two players with the most trade value in the game, the Golden Wrens.Quote:
Originally Posted by thethe
How was that relevant to my point?Quote:
Originally Posted by thewupk
like, huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by clvclv
Anderson with another great start lowering his BB rate.
Ks will be up and BBs will be down by the end of the year. yet we should be concerned.
I can't wait for his debut. I refuse to believe he's working with below avg stuff with his k rateQuote:
Originally Posted by Super
Striker thinking his walk rate is a massive concern is ridiculous. Sure he needs to lower it, but it's not at a Julio level, or Newk level when he was a SP.Quote:
Originally Posted by Super
Not bad
Kyle Wright's last 6 starts in AAA:
2.48 ERA - 29 hits - 36.1 IP
10 walks and 39 strikeouts
Ian Anderson's last 10 starts in AA:
2.21 ERA - 42 hits - 57 IP
16 walks and 72 strikeouts
Joey Wentz's last 4 starts in AA:
1.11 ERA - 14 hits - 24.1 IP
11 walks and 35 strikeouts
Jasseel Del La Cruz’s last 5 starts in AA:
2.03 ERA - 22 hits - 31.0 IP
12 walks and 34 strikeouts
Reason to believe!Quote:
Originally Posted by ball4life32
i don't think the thought is that his stuff is below average. just his spin rate on his CB isn't very high. i could be wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
guy never shows up in a thread unless Anderson has a bad gameQuote:
Originally Posted by Heyward
Love seeing Wright turn it on. He really needs to pan out so our need for more SP decreases. Anderson I think gets promoted soon and is in Atlanta next year. Lowering his BB rate has been yugeQuote:
Originally Posted by ball4life32