Community Pitching Prospect #27
by auclairkeithbc on Dec 11, 2011 11:20 AM EST
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PrintWith 28.3% of the vote, Jake Odorizzi is elected Pitching Prospect #26.
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RESULTS:
Jake Odorizzi: 28.3%
Tyrell Jenkins: 15.1%
Zach Lee: 11.3%
Nestor Molina: 9.4%
Casey Kelly: 7.5%
Noah Syndergaard: 7.5%
Trevor May: 7.5%
Joe Wieland: 3.8%
Mike Montgomery: 3.8% (write in)
Chad Bettis: 1.9%
Taylor Jungmann: 1.9% (write in)
Tom Milone: 1.9% (write in)
Matt Barnes: 0%
Daniel Norris: 0%
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CANDIDATES: Tyrell Jenkins, Zach Lee, Nestor Molina, Casey Kelly, Noah Syndergaard, Trevor May, Taylor Jungmann, Jed Bradley, Mike Montgomery, Taylor Guerreri
IN ROTATION: Keyvius Sampson (#24-1.7%), Drew Hutchison (#24-1.7%), Garrett Richards (#24-0%), Sonny Gray (#25-1.5%), Jarred Cosart (#25-0%), Joe Wieland (#26-3.8%), Chad Bettis (#26-1.9%), Matt Barnes (#26-0%), Daniel Norris (#26-0%)
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TESTERS: Willy Peralta, Jose Campos, Deck McGuire, Nathan Eovaldi, Jeurys Familia, Justin Nicolino, Dellin Betances, Tom Milone, Jesse Biddle, Jose Fernandez, Allen Webster, Luis Heredia, Enny Romero, John Lamb, Tyler Thornburg, Liam Hendricks, Alexander Torres, Alex Colome, Addison Reed, David Holmberg, , Daniel Corcino, Alex Meyer
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#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%
#13 - JARROD PARKER - 44.4%
#14 - JAMES PAXTON - 24.6% (51.6% In Runoff)
#15 - CARLOS MARTINEZ - 48.0%
#16 - RANDALL DELGADO - 28.6%
#17 - ARCHIE BRADLEY - 33.3%
#18 - MARTIN PEREZ - 32.3% (52.6% In Runoff)
#19 - ZACK WHEELER - 29.7% (67.9% In Runoff)
#20 - MATT HARVEY - 32.2% (55.4% In Runoff)
#21 - ROBBIE ERLIN - 37.1%
#22 - ARODYS VIZCAINO - 26.9% (58.5% In Runoff)
#23 - A.J. COLE - 32.2%
#24 - MANNY BANUELOS - 35.0%
#25 - BRAD PEACOCK - 22.4%
#26 - JAKE ODORIZZI - 28.3%
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OTHERS (Post Player Name And Reply +1 To Officially Vote For Non-Listed Players)
by auclairkeithbc on Dec 11, 2011 11:22 AM EST reply actions
Anthony Ranaudo
at midseason was ranked 37 overall by BA. Yet he isn’t even a tester for the 27th overall PITCHING prospect here. Give me a break.
Because clearly the midseason list couldn't have been wrong
And there is absolutely no way he could fall or anything on the coming list from BA.
i really find it funny
when people make arguments like this
it’s like they think that a strong counterargument is to merely drastically shift to the other side, and sarcastically make fun of previous comments
by blue bulldog on Dec 11, 2011 8:30 PM EST up reply actions
How do you make a counterargument to someone using old information?
The BA Ranaudo ranking was already an outlier and its entirely probable that we will see him fall significantly in their upcoming list. We know that he only checked in #14 on the Carolina League list, and only 3 of the 6 pitchers that ranked ahead of him have cracked this list so far (and I don’t hear people calling for Spruill and Solis anytime soon).
see
wasn’t this a lot more productive?
by blue bulldog on Dec 11, 2011 10:19 PM EST up reply actions
they said he would've ranked 5th in the Sally had he qualified though
that means he’s ahead of Christian Yelich and Jesse Biddle. They say they take production into consideration more than their usual rankings in the league top 20’s.
Biddle is still nowhere near the list either
I’m not saying there is no case for Ranaudo at this point, but there’s no reason to act like its ridiculous that he isn’t getting support, especially when the sole basis of your argument is one midseason ranking that is almost certain to change this offseason. Anyway, all of this is beside the point, because we’re not trying to predict what other peoples’ lists will look like. If you want to argue for Ranuado, do it on his own merits, not on where some other person ranked him.
Sure, I'll add him as a tester
I’m pretty sure this is the first time his name has been brought up. Give me a break.
by auclairkeithbc on Dec 11, 2011 10:06 PM EST up reply actions
I wasn't complaining to you
nobody mentioned him, not your fault. I was complaining that it was ridiculous nobody mentioned him.
How about
. we quit making equally ridiculous arguments for every, single Boston Red Sox prospect?? Sorry, it needed to be said.
By all means, feel free to go ahead and do it but, I’ll feel free to not take any of it seriously.
" Kenny G has a Christmas album out this year. Hey, happy birthday, Jesus! Hope you like crap! " - Norm MacDonald
Ranaudo was a guy that
had far too high of expectations for. He was coming off a major elbow injury, and was clearly wearing down at points this season.
It’s not surprising that he’s lost some of his luster. He’s still a very talented pitcher, and young enough that it wouldn’t shock me to see him shoot up the boards if he can remain healthy and durable…
I like the guy and think he could be a huge asset, but people should have been more realistic about his path to the majors going into 2011.
Voting Closed
With 26.8% of the vote and a 5 vote lead, Monty wins this one. Just imagine how many votes he would have got if he was listed 1st on the poll!!!!
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