Southcack77
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He actually is hitting. Up to .282, and that was his 3rd hr
I know. I like that guy.
He actually is hitting. Up to .282, and that was his 3rd hr
Peterson 2-4, hr, bb
I don't get how so many jumped ship on him.
Makes no sense.
Bautista 0-3, bb hitting .188
Zimmerman. 11 k tonight. Maybe the unknown prospect is really a prospect.
Again: saying he needs to improve his command/walk-rate is definitively not “jumping ship”. Y’all need to corral your exaggerations.
my under the radar prospect pick for 2018
Zimmerman. 11 k tonight. Maybe the unknown prospect is really a prospect.
I don't get to see the games live, so I'm picking nits out of the air, but Anderson seems to throw a lot of pitches/inning. Threw almost 90 in 5 innings last night. Again, I may be grasping, but I think that's a sign that he doesn't have a consistent "out" pitch. He is going to have nights when he gets results, but I think that has to improve as he moves up.
Again: saying he needs to improve his command/walk-rate is definitively not “jumping ship”. Y’all need to corral your exaggerations.
Zimmermann dominates again.
He's a fifth round college pick, so he is supposed to be dominating Low A. Florida should be a better measuring stick.
He has a high K rate which would suggest against that. He also has a relatively high BB. rate.
My guess is his short outings are driven by minor league pitch counts that he reaches by having a lot of full counts and walks due to command that needs improvement.
I think what it suggests is that his "out" pitch is heat and that often doesn't hold up as a guy ascends.
Org pitching today. Newk. Gohard. Wright. Wilson. And someone else.
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Zimmermann dominates again.
He's a fifth round college pick, so he is supposed to be dominating Low A. Florida should be a better measuring stick.
If we are just looking at his stat line on fan graphs, we don't have any way of determining (as far as I know) how he gets his Ks.
If you are adding some personal scouting into the mix, I'll have to defer to you.
Based on what I've read about him and based on his walk rates and strike out rates, I think the most likely explanation would be that walks and strike outs drive his pitch counts and he's a cold weather pitcher whose usage has been handled carefully. But hell, I don't know.
Come on Jpx - You are clearly more level headed in your criticism but there are many that are quick to jump off as a dig for the prior front office (even though the same guys that ran the draft rooms are still here today).