Re: [情報] 2016 draft 綠帽版

看板Athletics作者ThomasHSNU (mimura *^^*)時間8年前 (2016/06/10 19:15)推噓1(1推 0噓 3→)

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scout.com http://www.scout.com/mlb/athletics/story/1677351-kubota-a-s-thrilled-with-first-day-haul (A.J.Puk) Kubota:"At no point during the spring did we think we would have a chance to talk about him at the sixth pick.I probably did a little jig. We were really happy.It wasn’t our intention going in [to take three pitchers], but the fact that these three specific pitchers were available, we were really excited.We had all of them evaluated at one time or another as potential first-round picks. For them to be there at those three picks for us, we think this is a potential big step forward with our pitching depth and we are excited to see how their careers take off from here." “Teams were probably trying to maximize their pools at the top,I’m not really privy to what conversations were had, but we were completely happy that it worked to our advantage.” “There were just some stretches where he got into a few command ruts.There were a few physical things that held him back, as well. But the stuff was the same as what we had seen from him since last spring. Probably, as much as anything, it’s just consistency. Consistency of command. That’s probably the biggest thing that he will have to work on moving forward, but we think he can do it. We think it is just a matter of experience as much as anything else.” (Daulton Jefferies) Jefferies had top-half of the first-round talk earlier in the spring after he got off to a red-hot start for the Golden Bears. He fell from that ranking when he missed several weeks with a right shoulder injury. He made only eight starts for Cal this year, posting a 1.08 ERA in 50 innings. Jefferies struck-out 53 and walked only eight. Kubota acknowledged that Jefferies wouldn’t be ready to pitch in games right away, but he says the A’s feel good about where Jefferies is at medically.“We are very confident after some more rehab he will be 100%,We don’t necessarily think that he is right there yet, but we did have our doctors and trainers examine him and we are very comfortable that he will be 100% healthy after a little bit more rehab.” “Picking six and then picking 37, early in the spring, we felt that there was no chance that Daulton would get to 37.There would probably at some point been consideration for him at six for us had his pitched the whole year like he did in the beginning.” (Logan Shore) “[Logan] can just really pitch. He’s extremely competitive. He is very advanced as far as knowing how to use what he has.o be honest, it’s not a sexy look at times because he pitches at 88-92, but we have seen him throw up to 94 in the past.We think a lot of it is style. He’s just content to use the two- seamer and sink the ball and get outs, which he has done for three years. He is a really, really advanced pitcher and he is just a great competitor. Scouting&Interview http://www.scout.com/mlb/athletics/story/1677271-oakland-a-s-take-a-j-puk-with-top-pick http://www.scout.com/mlb/athletics/story/1677296-despite-slip-to-six-puk-excited-to-join-a-s http://www.scout.com/college/california/story/1677165-daulton-jefferies-battling-back?s=304 http://www.scout.com/mlb/athletics/story/1677309-a-s-head-back-to-gainesville-for-third-pick 6. Oakland A’s: A.J. Puk LHP Florida Puk had been a slam dunk to go in the top two picks, so, when he slid to the A’s, they jumped. While they traditionally take college bats, Puk was too good to pass on here. The A’s have been connected to several prep arms but, in the end, they stick to their college approach and get a big lefty with elite velocity. There is some concern about the fact that he was not able to pitch deeply into games and his command and control have had issues this year. He is going to take a little longer than your typical college arm, but it will be worth it. 37. Oakland A’s: Daulton Jefferies RHP Cal He is the polar opposite of earlier selection, A.J. Puk. Jefferies is an undersized righty, who throws in the low 90s. Jefferies had some talk as a potential top-20 pick, before an injury to his calf, which managed to migrate to his shoulder and caused him to miss some time. This is a bet on the player he looked to be before injury, when he looked like a mid-rotation starter. 47. Oakland A's: Logan Shore RHP Florida There won't be 46 players better than Shore in this draft. If I was placing odds, he would be the favorite to be the first non reliever up to the majors. He will rejoin his teammate, AJ Puk. The A’s were extremely focused on pitching this year. They stuck to the college ranks, which is their typical approach. Shore isn’t flashy, but he gets results. He should be a solid number five starter for a lot of years to come. ----- Perfect Game Puk http://www.perfectgame.org/Articles/View.aspx?article=12242 https://youtu.be/S8NdXpopCO0

Jefferies http://www.perfectgame.org/Articles/View.aspx?article=12294 https://youtu.be/9_rV1QAowbw

Shore http://www.perfectgame.org/Articles/View.aspx?article=12294 https://youtu.be/o-24MmIse3k

----- John Sickels 6) Athletics:A.J. Puk, LHP, University of Florida: In the mix for number one overall, Puk saw his stock slip with some inconsistent performances late in the spring. We're still talking about a 6-6 lefty with blistering stuff who posted a 3.21 ERA with a 95/31 K/BB in 70 innings. He'll need more time than the typical college arm but could develop into a top-of-the-rotation starter 37) Athletics: Daulton Jefferies, RHP, University of California; Extremely polished but missed much of year with shoulder trouble; pitched well in last two outings; 1.08 ERA in 50 innings, 53/8 K/BB. 47) Athletics: Logan Shore, RHP, University of Florida: Strike-throwing starter was Gators Friday night guy, not A.J. Puk; extremely advanced pitchability; went 11-0 in 16 starts with 2.40 ERA, 80/15 K/BB in 92 innings; average stuff but superb command Scouting http://www.minorleagueball.com/2016/4/29/11531012/2016-mlb-draft-a-j-puk-lhp-university-of-florida http://www.minorleagueball.com/2016/6/8/11862430/2016-mlb-draft-daulton-jefferies-rhp-university-of-california https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWRGBIJENws