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    John Sickels on Billy Hamilton and Kyle Lotzkar

    John Sickels posted some Futures Game Previews today. The Reds are sending Billy Hamilton and Kyle Lotzkar as their representatives. Here are some quick notes on each guy:

    http://www.minorleagueball.com/2012/...ospect-preview
    Billy Hamilton
    Selected in the second round in 2009 from high school in Taylorsville, Mississippi, Hamilton is so fast it isn't fair. He's stolen 100 bases in 79 games this year in High-A, hitting .323/.413/.441 overall with 48 walks in 322 at-bats. His defense remains questionable and he may end up in the outfield, plus scouts want to see him hit outside the California League. Nevertheless, his speed and athleticism are remarkable.

    http://www.minorleagueball.com/2012/...outing-reports
    Kyle Lotzkar
    The Reds drafted Lotzkar in the supplemental first round in 2007 from Delta, British Columbia, Canada. His career has been slowed by injuries but he is still just 22 years old. At his best he has a low 90s fastball with a nasty curveball. He has a 4.72 ERA in Double-A this year, but with a 68/29 K/BB ratio in 55 innings.


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    Re: John Sickels on Billy Hamilton and Kyle Lotzkar

    Quote Originally Posted by dougdirt View Post
    John Sickels posted some Futures Game Previews today. The Reds are sending Billy Hamilton and Kyle Lotzkar as their representatives. Here are some quick notes on each guy:

    http://www.minorleagueball.com/2012/...ospect-preview
    Billy Hamilton
    Selected in the second round in 2009 from high school in Taylorsville, Mississippi, Hamilton is so fast it isn't fair. He's stolen 100 bases in 79 games this year in High-A, hitting .323/.413/.441 overall with 48 walks in 322 at-bats. His defense remains questionable and he may end up in the outfield, plus scouts want to see him hit outside the California League. Nevertheless, his speed and athleticism are remarkable.

    http://www.minorleagueball.com/2012/...outing-reports
    Kyle Lotzkar
    The Reds drafted Lotzkar in the supplemental first round in 2007 from Delta, British Columbia, Canada. His career has been slowed by injuries but he is still just 22 years old. At his best he has a low 90s fastball with a nasty curveball. He has a 4.72 ERA in Double-A this year, but with a 68/29 K/BB ratio in 55 innings.

    Didn't realize Kyle was only 22, seems like he is an old man as long as we've been talking about him..


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