High Upside/Ceiling

by bkmhoxx on Feb 14, 2008 9:37 AM EST

Im curious what you guys think some of these names can amount to as far as upside or ceiling. I have a decent idea of what they have done thus far but do any of you know what scouts or people closer to the organization have said about them? Have you seen any of them play?

Jonathan Lucroy C MIL
Austin Romine C NYY
Danny Worth SS DET
Brad Suttle 3b NYY
Matt Mangini 3b SEA
Caleb Gindl OF MIL
Brian Friday SS PIT
Lucas Duda NYM
Jamie Skelton C DET
Andrew Lambo LAA
Adam Moore C SEA
Greg Halman OF SEA
Kuo Hui Lo OF SEA
Damon Sublett 2b NYY
Darwin Barney SS CHC
Jess Todd P STL
Barry Enright P AZ
Brant Rustich P NYM

Just comment if you hapopen to have an idea or have heard anything about any of these guys.

thanks a lot!

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Worth/Enright

I saw these guys play at Pepperdine. Both are above average players but neither are stars. Worth has a better glove than bat. But he is a pretty good clutch hitter. Enright does not have overpowering stuff. But he has good control.

by Jim Wiser on Feb 14, 2008 10:03 AM EST reply actions

so

Worth ceiling would be a utility type infielder

Enright ceiling may be a #4/5 starter or a bullpen type guy

are these fair assesments of ceiling?

by bkmhoxx on Feb 14, 2008 10:36 AM EST reply actions

Lambo

Man, out of those names, I would pick Lambo as having the highest ceiling and it's not really close. He's probably farther away than most, but the ceiling is very good.

by DrBGiantsfan on Feb 14, 2008 10:55 AM EST reply actions

yeah

lambo first, then maybe halman - but lambo's got much better odds since he's already a really good all-around hitter, whereas halman is one of those tools / bad plate discipline guys.

third is probably, i don't know, romine. gets sketchier at that point.

by wily mo on Feb 14, 2008 10:59 AM EST up reply actions

Rustich & Duda

Rustich is being converted from a reliever to a starter this season. He supposedly has very good stuff and a high ceiling. He probably has the highest ceiling of the Mets' pitching prospects, but I guess that's not really saying too much!

by rsvandy on Feb 18, 2008 5:10 PM EST reply actions