Saw Brice Turang’s Rookie Advanced debut tonight.
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Saw Brice Turang’s Rookie Advanced debut tonight.
I get to catch one more Rome game this year so I'm bummed I won't get to see Waters and Contreras again. I'm glad Graffanino, Jenista, and that 1B from Auburn are there now to fill some of that gap.
It's truly remarkable how much talent we've gotten to see at Rome the last couple of years.
Better go soon - not so sure how long Jenista stays!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaw
I really wanted Keiboom and hated to see him go to the Nats. I was hoping they'd trade him at the deadline but no such luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by ball4life32
People seem to think Kirilloff is an absolute stud. that guy could be a top-20 (or 10?) prospect pretty soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by ball4life32
Anderson and Touki are our best two pitching prospects
Anderson's lack of Ks last night is very concerning.
They've always been clear Anderson would be a slow mover... easily his largest workload ever so far this year and a cold weather guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Southcack77
I hope this is sarcasm...Quote:
Originally Posted by Super
He leads the league in strikeouts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Super
I might be the conductor of the Anderson train.Quote:
Originally Posted by zbhargrove
not last night he didn'tQuote:
Originally Posted by IslandBrave
Sorry... its sometimes hard to keep up with everyone's favs :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Super
I wonder where they cap Anderson's innings. he's gotten stronger as the season has gone on. he's impressive.
Inning caps are dumb. They need to have a pitch cap. One guy could throw 30 more innings on the same number of pitchesQuote:
Originally Posted by Super
I'd probably put Wright and Touki as 1 and 1A with Anderson coming in third. I used to have Wentz up there on my list (I'm higher on him than most) but injuries have derailed him this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by zbhargrove
I don't consider Soroka a prospect anymore or he, even with the injury, would be at 1.
we can say anderson was a signability pick forever, and he was. but if he also ends up being one of the better arms in the draft (which, believe them or not the FO at the time said they thought as much) then sorry h8ers, but it was a great move.
People STILL forgetting Wilson... Just like I said two years ago with Soroka. He kept getting left off people's "top spect" lists.
Wilson, Wentz, Muller, Rowland, Weigel, Turang, all guys that can take the next step. And I'm a big believer in Wentz. Lefty in the 93-94 range can be nasty.
Coppy was a great GMQuote:
Originally Posted by Super
Went 100 pitches last night, with 66 for strikes. 5ksQuote:
Originally Posted by Super
He's on a hot streak with the control.