Rule V

看板Astros作者FreeFly ( )時間11年前 (2013/11/22 23:24)推噓1(1推 0噓 1→)

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規則五的保護名單期限到了在最後一天我們把Santana, Wojc, Cruz放入名單然後J.D.被outright了沒想到JD這麼快就被放棄了　....　這就是人生啊!! Santana和Wojc一點都不意外 Wojc會是明年輪值的熱門人選，而他要留在牛棚一年應該也不難，所以非保護不可 Santana是未來LF的熱門人選，他還很年輕，可能之後要準備用掉幾個option了 Cruz是左投，也有被Ａ走的可能..... 所以保護他也還算合理目前暴露在外面的前prospect有 Jiovanni Mier; Jake Buchanan, Ross Seaton, Telvin Nash. Mier和Seaton看來是養壞掉了 Mier的守備沒問題但是完全打不到球 Seaton控球養不出來球還越丟越慢.... Nash一如往常的power滿點但是打不倒球　XD 我比較意外的是竟然沒有保護Buchanan Buchanan的天花板一點都不高　　但是應該會是堪用的投手　　他很可能會被撿走我們可能挑的人有 Danny Burawa, rhp, Yankees After missing 2012 with a torn oblique and a cracked rib, Burawa finally made his Double-A debut last season. He sported a fastball that sat in the 92-97 mph range and sat comfortably at 95 on most nights while featuring average sink. He couples that with an inconsistent, sweepy, 83-86 mph slider that he tends to cast and a show-me changeup that sits between 83-87 mph. His problem lies with control. His delivery features a long, hooking arm action in the back that lends itself to wildness. He started slowly in 2013 but came on strong in the second half with a 0.92 ERA and an improved strikeout-to-walk ratio from July 1 until season’s end. Velocity alone could earn him a look from a team looking for bullpen power. Brody Colvin, rhp, Phillies Once the top pitching prospect in the Phillies’ organization, Colvin’s career has been been on a decline the past two seasons. His control has fallen apart, partly because he has a wrap in his long arm action that makes it hard to repeat consistently. Colvin’s once well-above-average fastball now sits 90-92 more often, but it could play up a little bit in the bullpen. He still has a hard curveball that can be a strikeout pitch although his inability to get ahead in counts has made it hard to use it lately. Colvin’s lack of control would make it hard for a team to use him in anything more than mop-up situations right now. A team who thinks they can fix his mechanical problems could take a chance on him. 兩隻控球有問題的牛.... Jose De Paula, lhp, Padres: If not for a bout of shoulder tendinitis that sidelined him at Double-A San Antonio from mid-June to the end of the season, De Paula probably would have stayed on the 40-man roster and thus not be eligible for selection. That’s because he’s the rare pitcher from the Dominican Republic who throws lefthanded, pounds the strike zone (career walk rate of 2.2 per nine innings) and has natural feel to spin a curveball. The 23-year-old De Paula pitches at 89-91 mph with an easy arm action and the potential for three average pitches, plus he can start or relieve as needed. 這隻很有機會選他　左投控球好　只是有痛痛問題　　但是這樣很容易可以留一整個球季 Brian Fletcher, of/1b, Royals: Fletcher has been on the back end of the Royals’Top 30 prospects list in both 2011 and 2012 thanks to his power potential. He hit well in a return to Double-A Northwest Arkansas, although he slumped after a midseason promotion to Triple-A Omaha. Fletcher has played in some offensive ballparks during his pro career, but his .488 career slugging percentage is a reminder that he has above-average power. He swings and misses too much and doesn’t walk as much as teams would like. He has some position versatility, but he’s his well below average speed limits his range in the outfield and he has only limited experience at first base. 這隻其實不怎麼樣　　只是這個位置上我們有缺人 Marcus Hatley, rhp, Cubs: The Cubs were already sitting at 37 players on their 40-man roster before they added Arismendy Alcantara and Dallas Beeler. That means that the club had to take a risk with a couple of other interesting prospects. Hatley is probably the most interesting. A big (6-foot-5) righthander with a plus fastball (92-95 mph) that he throws with good downhill plane and an average slider and curve, Hatley ranked at the back end of the Cubs’ Top 30 prospects list after the 2011 and 2012 seasons. He struck out 74 batters in 61 innings between Double-A and Triple-A this year with adequate control (35 walks) and iffy command. A Tommy John survivor, Hatley has good stuff and more than 150 innings of work in Double-A and Triple-A. Unlike most Rule 5 picks, he could potentially contribute more than just an occasional mop-up inning while making the major league minimum salary. Teams who want to get a closer look at Hatley can scout him in the Mexican Pacific League, where he’s 1-1, 2.57 with six saves in 14 innings with Culiacan. He’s struck out 18 and walked only four. 這隻應該是公認這次規則五最肥的一支了.. 因為小熊的名單爆炸了保護不了 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 111.255.134.186