Garrett Baumann today: 7 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 6 K.
On the season in High A: 90.1 IP, 89 H, 20 BB, 88 Ks. Pretty impressive season for him in Rome - he turns 21 in a couple weeks.
Eh. I like his plane to home plate. He's on top of hitters with his stride. Huge. I'm a little more underwhelmed than most but it's because I think his effectiveness in certain quadrants of the zone need polishing. Perhaps top 5-10 starting pitchers in the organization. I need him to cook...shore up secondaries and learn how to set up hitters more. He's got the tools. But I like a few arms more than his. No knock on him.I like Baumann. Huge pitchers are fun to watch and Baumann keeps the ball in the zone.
Eh. I like his plane to home plate. He's on top of hitters with his stride. Huge. I'm a little more underwhelmed than most but it's because I think his effectiveness in certain quadrants of the zone need polishing. Perhaps top 5-10 starting pitchers in the organization. I need him to cook...shore up secondaries and learn how to set up hitters more. He's got the tools. But I like a few arms more than his. No knock on him.
Hartman is who I'm watching the closest among positional guysCaminiti tonight: 4 IP, 0 ER, 5 Ks, 2 BBs, 2 H
Eric Hartman stays hot with 2 hits so far tonight and a SB. He just might be a dude.
YesCaminiti is gonna be a stud.
Cold weather kid too. Comes from an athletic family. They tend to fly under the radar.Hartman is who I'm watching the closest among positional guys
Yeah but if height was the only requisition to figuring out things, you draft all power forwards. I like him enough but he's not top 5 in this system to me. Not a bad thing. He's highly regarded by many people. I've seen him 4 times. He's got things going for him, but I'm slowly coming around in him. *shrugTrue. But you can work on developing pitches and strength training. You can't coach 6-8.