Tyler Cline
Matt Fairel
Josh Fellhauer
Mariekson Gregorius
Harold Johnson
Donnie Joseph
Sam Lecure
Logan Ondrusek
Henry Rodriguez
Miguel Rojas
Enerio Del Rosario
Mark Serrano
Jordan Smith
Juan Carlos Sulbaran
Mace Thurman
Daniel Tuttle
Philippe-Alexandre Valiquette
Humberto Valor
Pedro Viola
Other - Name him
Prospect #1 - Yonder Alonso
Prospect #2 - Mike Leake
Prospect #3 - Todd Frazier
Prospect #4 - Juan Francisco
Prospect #5 - Yorman Rodriguez
Prospect #6 - Travis Wood
Prospect #7 - Chris Heisey
Prospect #8 - Zack Cozart
Prospect #9 - Brad Boxberger
Prospect #10 - Neftali Soto
Prospect #11 - Matt Maloney
Prospect #12 - Billy Hamilton
Prospect #13 - Chris Valaika
Prospect #14 - Matt Klinker
Prospect #15 - Juan Duran
Prospect #16 - Devin Mesoraco
Prospect #17 - Danny Dorn
Prospect #18 - Juan Silva
where's the contestants?
nevermind, my computer's about dead
I'll go with Rojas again... Followed by Donnie Joseph.
I went with Donnie Joseph over Mark Serrano. Joseph is a lefty with good velocity and an above average or better slider. In 32.1 innings after signing, Joseph posted a 3.10 ERA and 14 BB/42 K ratio. He's a potential fast mover who could reach the major leagues by late 2010 or early 2011.
Jordan Smith, Donnie Joseph or Sam Lecure.
Lecure's home run numbers are too high but he had a good year at AAA with a 7.8/2.8 K/BB. His WHIP was 1.30, good for a starter pitching 143 innings. He was pitching as a 25-year old for most of last season.
Smith is a high ranking pitcher who did well at AA but his K rate was below 5 and then he got hurt. Just based on past rankings of BA and his consistent overall performance throughout his career, he's a contender.
Joseph had a good first year, although he had a high walk rate in 20 innings at Dayton. A good lefty reliever has value, hopefully he can become one. He strikes guys out, which is a good thing to do.
I'm probably going to vote for Lecure. Other than his gopher balls, he did well at AAA. If Maloney and Klinker are 11 and 14, I'd put Lecure at 19.
Del Rosario
JCS
Joseph again.
Ondrusek.
Amazing to me that Large Logan and EDR are getting way less respect than Donnie Joseph.
Logan and Joseph are pretty close in my eyes. My concern with Logan is his lack of a use of anything other than a fastball. In the AFL he threw a fastball 85% of the time and from watching him in AAA it was more of the same during the season. Joseph having a plus breaking ball that he uses often got him as my highest rated reliever. EDR looks like more of a 7th inning guy though, where the other guys could be 8th inning guys.Originally Posted by lollipopcurve
Donnie Joseph...
...I'm thinking of having a macro made for this.
"In baseball, you don't know nothin'"...Yogi Berra
I'll go with Sam Lecure.
Thurman.
Lefty like Joseph. Has put up similar numbers and did it at a higher level.
Had better numbers at Dayton Too.
Matt Fairel. Seems to be overlooked and had the best year of any starter left.
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Silva's gone!!!! What to do?????
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