Community Pitching Prospect #13
by auclairkeithbc on Nov 21, 2011 12:44 PM EST
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PrintWith 45.7% of the vote, Jacob Turner is elected Community Pitching Prospect #12.
RESULTS:
Jacob Turner: 45.7%
Jarrod Parker: 28.6%
Carlos Martinez: 7.1%
Randall Delgado: 5.7%
James Paxton: 4.3% (write in)
Zack Wheeler: 2.9%
Arodys Vizcaino: 2.9%
Archie Bradley: 1.4%
Nestor Molina: 1.4%
Drew Hutchison: 0%
Keyvius Sampson: 0%
CANDIDATES: Jarrod Parker, Carlos Martinez, Randall Delgado, James Paxton, Robbie Erlin, Brad Peacock, Manny Banuelos, Trevor May, Sonny Gray, A.J. Cole
IN ROTATION: Matt Harvey (#11-1.4%), Martin Perez (#11-0%), Taylor Jungmann (#11-0%), Jarred Cosart (#11-0%), Jake Odorizzi (#11-0%), Zack Wheeler (#12-2.9%), Arodys Vizcaino (#12-2.9%), Archie Bradley (#12-1.4%), Nestor Molina (#12-1.4%), Drew Hutchison (#12-0%), Keyvius Sampson (#12-0%)
TESTERS: Jed Bradley, Mike Montgomery, Matt Barnes, Tyrell Jenkins, Wily Peralta, Casey Kelly, Dellin Betances, Garrett Richards, Joe Wieland, Zach Lee, Chad Bettis
#01 - MATT MOORE - 91.0%
#02 - JULIO TEHERAN - 57.3%
#03 - SHELBY MILLER - 66.7%
#04 - TREVOR BAUER - 40.0%
#05 - TYLER SKAGGS - 30.0%
#06 - GERRIT COLE - 24.3% (65.2% In Runoff)
#07 - JAMESON TAILLON - 26.0% (34.7 In 3-Way Runoff, 51.2% In 2-Way Runoff)
#08 - DYLAN BUNDY - 39.3%
#09 - DANNY HULTZEN - 45.6%
#10 - TAIJUAN WALKER - 31.6% (51.5% In Runoff)
#11 - DREW POMERANZ - 34.2%
#12 - JACOB TURNER - 45.7%
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by bone31crusher on Nov 21, 2011 1:19 PM EST up reply actions
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by Gobroks on Nov 21, 2011 1:37 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
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"We did a lot of good things last year, and now we've got Julio ... That does nothing but improve the offense, and we expect to do better. That's our goal, to lead the NFL in everything. Every offensive category." -Roddy White
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by SteveHoffmanSlowey on Nov 21, 2011 5:11 PM EST up reply actions
+1
I’ve been watching this guy since his freshman year in college, and no one has ever given me a good reason why he can’t be a superstar besides the fact that he’s short. He has a great makeup, electric stuff with two plus pitches, strikes guys out, gets ground balls and pitched very well in a short stint in AA this year. The only knock on Gray is that sometimes he’ll get a little wild in spurts, but it seems like a mechanical thing that can be corrected by coaching.
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by auclairkeithbc on Nov 21, 2011 12:46 PM EST reply actions
Arodys Vizcaino
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by mathisrocks5 on Nov 21, 2011 3:22 PM EST up reply actions
Parker v Paxton
It;s not going to matter much here as Ben said below this but, I was all set to vote Parker but, here’s the thing. I’m not saying Parker isn’t better but, there isn’t much evidence that he is better then Paxton, is there?
I’m a little bit impressed that Paxton pitched in the same league as Paxton and dom-in-a-ted quite a bit more than Jarrod did. I know Parker is coming off the surgery but, at the same time Paxton didn’t have a surgery so, its hard to see that as a point in Parker’s favor.
Paxton went into the Southern League and beat Parker in almost every category and, K’d 4 more per nine! That is hard to explain away without a good reason for it, isn’t it? You could say Paxtyon is more polished, having pitched college ball but, een with the surgery Jarrod Parker has 345.2 pro innings and James Paxton has 112.2. Maybe Paxton is just better?
I’m going with the Mariner’s JP over the D’Back’s JP.
" It's never just a game when you're winning" - George Carlin
similar to how i feel about Paxton
i don’t think people realize how much the ability to strike out a ton of people in the Southern League translates to being a good major league pitcher
by blue bulldog on Nov 21, 2011 6:08 PM EST up reply actions
Totally agree
That is why I have Paxton at 10 on my pitcher’s list, and have been voting for him for the last couple polls (after Pomeranz got on).
by cookiedabookie on Nov 21, 2011 8:05 PM EST up reply actions
agreed
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by CaptainCanuck on Nov 22, 2011 1:38 AM EST up reply actions
Voting Closed
Parker runs away with this one with 44.4% of the vote.
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