This question may of been answered earlier, but what all Reds prospects are participating in Spring Training with the big league team?
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This question may of been answered earlier, but what all Reds prospects are participating in Spring Training with the big league team?
Non Roster Invitees
40 Man Roster
All of those guys.
I wish the Reds would just flat out give up on Anderson Machado. He was a wet dream of the former front office. I can't imagine why he's still around.
someone has to play SS in the minors.
I guess you are right.Quote:
Originally Posted by dougdirt
Valaika and Loo are still well behind Machado in terms of readiness and experience.
For some reason Machado is just one player that I've never really liked at all.
Why are Bruce and Stubbs not invited to the major league spring training? Do they have a limited number of players they are allowed to have in camp?
Becuase the two of them are probably a little far away. Jay will probably start the season off in A+ in Sarasota, while Stubbs probably goes to Dayton or Sarasota depending on his spring.
You have to have some special reason to be a non-40 player and still be invited.Quote:
Originally Posted by bucksfan2
1. Be a catcher. You have a million guys throwing at once, if you're a catcher, you'll get an invite just so they have someone to throw to.
2. Have some small chance to make club - Bailey fits this category
3. Be a minor league FA. Clubs can throw in an invite as a "sweetner" to get you to sign. So if club x and club y make same offer but club y gives you invite to major league camp......
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Originally Posted by Red Leader
I've been [nerdily] running some simulations on a baseball game I've got with 3 levels of the minors included, and Andy Machado has had some exceptionally good seasons for Chattanooga and or Louisville depending on which place he's been assigned. One season he even hit 340 with 7 hrs and 67 RBI in Louisville in my most recent.
Not that simulations mean anything.
And not that Louisville is exactly a know pitchers park.
So, just saying, in other words.
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Originally Posted by Red Leader
I suspect that his invite to ML Spring Training has less to do with being a legitimate prospect than the fact that a.) he's a reasonably capable SS and they need extras for split squad games and subbiing for the big kids; b.) he has some ML experience so he knows the ropes and therefore is low maintence; c.) he's highest on the minor league ladder at his position....for now d.) I think he's respected and liked by many of the minor leaguers who have played with him, especially the young hispanic players. I don't know, maybe they just needed a translator (seriously).
On the upisde, they invited Janish too.
I may be wrong about this but I believe Bailey's contract requires an invite to ST which is why he got one last year?
Nugget, that is correct from everything I can remember.
Damn... of all the things you could demand when signing a contract, why pick that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nugget
Being around older Vet guys helps a ton. Plus, what is better than being 19 years old and in Big League Spring Training? I cant think of many things. Plus, it gives you an idea of what you want to be, provides some motivation on the upcoming season.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdamDunn
Damn, I really hope Stubbs goes to Dayton. I want to see someone I know when I go to some of the games. Can anyone give me a list of top prospects who will most likely be in Dayton this year? A couple I can think of are Watson and Stubbs. Im not really a big minor league guy, but Im trying to get into it more.