Community Pitching Prospect #26
by auclairkeithbc on Dec 9, 2011 4:27 PM EST
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PrintWith 22.4% of the vote, Brad Peacock is elected Pitching Prospect #25.
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RESULTS:
Brad Peacock: 22.4%
Jake Odorizzi: 14.9%
Nestor Molina: 11.9%
Tyrell Jenkins: 10.4%
Casey Kelly: 9.0%
Zach Lee: 9.0%
Noah Syndergaard: 7.5%
Chad Bettis: 4.5%
Joe Wieland: 3.0% (write in)
Trevor May: 3.0% (write in)
Mike Montgomery: 3.0% (write in)
Sonny Gray: 1.5%
Jarred Cosart: 0%
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CANDIDATES: Jake Odorizzi, Nestor Molina, Tyrell Jenkins, Casey Kelly, Zach Lee, Noah Syndergaard, Chad Bettis, Matt Barnes, Trevor May, Joe Wieland, Daniel Norris
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IN ROTATION: Taylor Jungmann (#23-1.7%), Jed Bradley (#23-0%), Mike Montgomery (#24-3.3%), Keyvius Sampson (#24-1.7%), Drew Hutchison (#24-1.7%), Garrett Richards (#24-0%), Sonny Gray (#25-1.5%), Jarred Cosart (#25-0%)
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TESTERS: Taylor Guerreri, Willy Peralta, Jose Campos, Deck McGuire, Nathan Eovaldi, Jeurys Familia, Justin Nicolino, Dellin Betances, 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%
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+1 for Odorizzi
Any The Who completists &/or fans? Is it possible to even mention Jake’s last name without humming a certain tune from The Who Sell Out?
+1
Yoenis Cespedes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW9ge8l3jY8
by SteveHoffmanSlowey on Dec 9, 2011 10:29 PM EST up reply actions
+1
"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
+1
Read Me At: Twitter/Blog/MLBBonusBaby /Giants Nirvana
by Gobroks on Dec 10, 2011 12:03 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
+1
Da'Sean Butler - A Mountaineer Legend
by McCutchenIsTheTruth on Dec 9, 2011 10:48 PM EST up reply actions
Tommy Milone
+1
He really deserves at least a little discussion. His numbers are legit over a large and progressive sample size.
From a recent BA article
puts Milone’s underrated performance in perspective:
“The rumored White Sox rebuild sprung to life with Chicago’s trade of dominating, cost-controlled closer Sergio Santos to the Blue Jays for 22-year-old righthander Nestor Molina, who finished the season with five starts in Double-A. Molina collected 9.3 strikeouts for every walk in 2011, and just two qualified minor league pitchers notched a higher ratio—lefties Tom Milone of the Nationals and Robbie Erlin of the Padres.”
Garrett Richards, Liam Hendriks, Drew Huthison
Drew Huthinson
Yoenis Cespedes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW9ge8l3jY8
by SteveHoffmanSlowey on Dec 9, 2011 10:31 PM EST up reply actions
Hutchinson
Yoenis Cespedes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW9ge8l3jY8
by SteveHoffmanSlowey on Dec 9, 2011 10:32 PM EST up reply actions
Jungmann
Throws strikes, gets grounders, had consistent performance and health. 6 foot 6, 220. I almost went with Molina but, I like Jungmann’s upside more. I love guys who know how to attack hitters and, have command and courage.
There just seems something about the major guys on this ballot to dislike for me, at this point. I like Sampson, for instance but, I worry about shoulder issues with him. When in doubt I like the experience that guys who excelled in college baseball have. That is a tough environment to pitch in, generally.
http://www.amazinavenue.com/2011/5/28/2194797/2011-draft-profile-taylor-jungmann
"No good marriage ends in divorce" - Louis C.K.
How many of these guys have the upside of a #1
And a grade of B+/A- from Sickels? Tyrell Jenkins. I can’t believe the names getting votes over him. Kelly?
I’ve voted Jenkins the last couple rounds or so, but in then it’s a tough call for me – he’s just so far away, there’s so much that can go wrong. Odorizzi isn’t far behind for me, and I’ve thought about switching. But I agree on someone like Kelly, and Peacock’s in the same boat for me.
For me, I think I'd be fine with tossing a vote toward Jenkins, Syndergaard or Odorizzi
They’re all pretty damn close. I’ll go Jenkins again here because I’ve followed him closer and also because Odorizzi is probably gonna make it in anyway.
by purple_haze on Dec 10, 2011 3:13 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
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Odorizzi wins this one. Sorry for the delay.
by auclairkeithbc on Dec 11, 2011 11:12 AM EST reply actions
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