Community Prospect List #28
by free f.p. #14 on Jan 13, 2012 6:27 PM PST
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PrintBrett Bochy wins. Here's the poll for the #28 spot. The poll will remain open until 6:30pm PST on January 14th.
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The list so far:
1. Gary Brown
2. Joe Panik
3. Tommy Joseph
4a. Eric Surkamp
4b. Heath Hembree
7. Andrew Susac
9. Kyle Crick
10. Ehire Adrianza
11. Josh Osich
12. Clayton Blackburn
13. Adalberto Mejia
14. Adam Duvall
15. Conor Gillaspie
16. Ricky Oropesa
17. Jarrett Parker
18a. Chuckie Jones
18b. Mike Kickham
20. Kendry Flores
21. Jacob Dunnington
22. Angel Villalona
23. Charlie Culberson
24. Jesus Galindo
25. Seth Rosin
26. Chris Dominguez
27. Brett Bochy
The player's first name links to his Baseball Cube profile page, and his last name links to his Fangraphs profile page.
Enmanuel DeJesus
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Not much to say at this point, other than please choose Gregorio so I can vote for someone else sometime in the near future.
California Leaguers beware: Chris Gloor will strike you out faster than you can say "Quinnipiac", or he would have if he had pitched more than five innings this year before getting hurt...
by crazedcrustacean on Jan 13, 2012 10:13 PM PST reply actions
Hector Correa
His fastball doesn’t have pure speed, but he’s got a lot of movement. High floor reliever, even if a middle one…yea, I like it. I expect we’ll see him up in the majors as early as late this season. Could be a Romo-type when Romo gets too expensive to keep, or do the role of a Ramon Ramirez.
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by BruteSentiment on Jan 13, 2012 11:13 PM PST reply actions
Went Marlowe
Overslot bonus with electric stuff. (But yes his control is…bad)
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by Gobroks on Jan 14, 2012 1:01 AM PST via mobile reply actions
Payne again
He’s sitll young enough and raw enough for us to be able to expect a big jump in his on-filed results in the next 3 years. Not to mention that he already has 1 plus, plus tool (defense), 1 plus tool (speed), 2 above-average tools (hit, arm) and the real potential to develop at least an average 5th tool (power).
"There ain’t much to being a ballplayer, if you’re a ballplayer." - Honus Wagner
Some of tht seems hyperbolized o me. It’s hard to believe a player with all those pluses and above averages would fail o gain more notice.
by Roger on Jan 14, 2012 10:00 AM PST up reply actions 1 recs
Well, I don’t see how you can argue with the 2 plus tools, unless you totally disagree with RichH’s evaluation of Payne, and I clearly stated that his power tool grades out at bleow-average now, so I guess what you’re saying is, does he really have the above-average hit tool and arm strength? His performance in college and the NWL and the vid clip I’ve seen of him show me that he certainly has exhibited those above-average tools against lesser pitching and competition, but it reamains to be seen if he those tools remain as he works his way up the ladder. I put his late-round draft status down to the fact that he’s old for such a raw prospect and hasn’t faced much good competition in his baseball career. I also get the impression that he’s not the brightest bulb in the pack.
"There ain’t much to being a ballplayer, if you’re a ballplayer." - Honus Wagner
Payne.
After this, I honestly don’t know.
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