Prospects
I'm involved in a minor league draft and have 2 picks remaining. I'm considering the following players after some research and diging:
- John Drennen, OF CLE
- Chris Carter, 3B CWS
- Keiron Pope, OF BAL
Their MiLB stats for 2006 are:
- Drennen (Lo A) .321/.409/.471/.880 (OPS) in 240 AB with 6 HR, 30 RBI and a 31/52 K/BB ratio
- Carter (R) .299/.398/.570/.968 (OPS) in 251 AB with 15 HR, 59 RBI and a 34/70 K/BB ratio.
- Pope (R) .341/.411/.585/.996 (OPS) in 135 AB with 5 HR, 29 RBI and a 10/36 K/BB ratio.
This is the limit of my information. I would tend to rank the players as listed above. Does anyone have additional information that might prove helpful?
6 comments
|
0 recs |
Do you like this story?
Comments
Re: Pope
.107 BA 33/2 K/BB ratio
by natsfan2005 @ Minor League Ball on Sep 8, 2006 12:49 PM EDT reply actions
Yeah
re:
Someone who had that amount of struggles in the NYP is probably atleast 1500 ABs away from the bigs (if they ever get there).
by natsfan2005 @ Minor League Ball on Sep 8, 2006 1:09 PM EDT up reply actions
Drennen
Thoughts on Drennen!
Drennen has done a pretty good job at Low-A; at High-A, he has struggled more - from my observations of the Kinston game logs, he seems to be pulling the ball too much. However, being as young as he is, I think there is time to correct that; plus, he has shown some ability to go up the middle and to the opposite field, but still needs to do it a bit more consistently at High-A before he can put up above-average to great numbers there.
I don't know about the other two, but Drennen's performance and work ethic seem to indicate that it's only a matter of time before he handles High-A as well. Don't forget - he did hit a Roger Clemens' fastball for a HR, so it seems he has pretty good bat speed as well - another positive sign.
Just my 2 cents. :-)
Take care and have a great weekend!















