Update and Suggestion Thread
by John Sickels on May 19, 2010 12:00 AM EDT
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PrintThe next month is going to be very busy, with draft stuff, college baseball and the College World Series, minor league updates most days, and Prospect Retros/Not a Rookies. Once we get past the draft season we will be introducing new features as well.
In the meanwhile, I'm working up a list of Retros/Not A Rookie profiles to do. Currently on the list are Nelson Cruz, Mark Ellis, Aaron Hill, and Brendan Ryan, who I all find interesting for one reason or another. Suggest more players that you would like to see written up.
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Something on Adam Loewen
In the sense if you think he has a chance to become a serviceable player in the majors as a hitter.
Hong Chih Kuo
I suggested it on one of the prospect retros earlier this week, but I think it would be really interesting to see a guy who’s injuries slowed him down, but he was still able to succeed in the majors.
by lakersdodgersyankees4life on May 19, 2010 12:34 AM EDT reply actions
Hmm
Maybe something on Scott Sizemore-post demotion, or Max Scherzer (same reason).
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Liam Hendriks and Brandon Belt
info,info and more info
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both
both are interesting and I will do player updates on them later today
by John Sickels on May 19, 2010 11:40 AM EDT up reply actions
Andre ethier
i said something earlier this week about him… how he was never really a POWER hitter and how he has developed now into the NL triple crown leader..
Elvis Andrus
Prospect Retro
"JD gets complete blame or credit for what happens in 2010 and I think Nolan wants it that way. JD is paid to be a real GM and needs to start performing like one." - Josey Wales
maybe a bit too soon for Andrus
I have been a huge Andrus proponent on this site but the level of production he has shown this year has even caught me off guard. It might be worth waiting a bit to see if he can sustain this before getting too heavy into evaluation mode. If he could somehow keep doing what he is doing he is pretty much a Henderson/Raines/Lofton starter set and I, and i pretty sure John, aren’t prepared to go there yet. More likely such comps would look awfully foolish by the end of the season if, as is likely, he comes back to earth to even a moderate extent..
Im in agreement
in that i dont think he can maintain his production at current levels but there is a lot data to suggest that he has developed much more patience than he had last year. IF he does maintain it i think the Rangers have the best SS in the AL.
"JD gets complete blame or credit for what happens in 2010 and I think Nolan wants it that way. JD is paid to be a real GM and needs to start performing like one." - Josey Wales
by Michael Cave on May 19, 2010 2:45 PM EDT up reply actions
what about a luke gregorson prospect retro
traded to padres for khalil greene and is now a great set up man
23 innings on the year with only 9 hits allowed 2 walks and 25 Ks
Andrew McCutchen
Crystal Ball, or Prospect Retro
Mainly because I don’t think he has a clearly defined ceiling, but what he’s doing is already quite excellent.
Prospect Retro: Joba
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by bestbostonsports on May 21, 2010 12:42 PM EDT reply actions
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