Re: Rudy Owens

看板Pirates作者Westmoreland (Westy)時間14年前 (2011/02/07 18:22)推噓2(2推 0噓 4→)

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※ 引述《searoar (翹你的小鋼盔)》之銘言： : ※ 引述《searoar (翹你的小鋼盔)》之銘言： : : ‧他相當喜歡 Rudy Owens，也很驚訝他未曾入選BA Top 100，並認為他可以和 : : 藍鳥的頭號新秀 Kyle Drabek相提並論 PIT #5. Rudy Owens, LHP DOB: 12/18/87 Height/Weight: 6-3/215 Bats/Throws: L/L Drafted/Signed: 28th round, 2006, Mesa HS (AZ) 2010 Stats: 2.46 ERA (150.0-124-23-132) at Double-A (26 G) Best/Worst Tool: Command and control/breaking ball Year in Review: This strike-throwing lefty continued to prove his doubters wrong by winning the Eastern League ERA title. The Good: With a career strikeout-to-walk rate of more than 5.0, Owens has special command and control, but he's often incorrectly labeled as a pure finesse pitcher. With a 90-92 mph fastball that touches 93, Owens actually has a tick above-average velocity for a southpaw, and the pitch adds a bit of natural sink. He keeps hitters off-balance with a solid changeup, and because of his pitching style, he's able to pitch late into games. The Bad: Owens' fringy breaking ball is still a work in progress, as it's a sweeping offering between a curve and a slider that needs to get tightened if he's to start in the big leagues. Scouts universally see him as a big-leaguer, but debate over his ultimate ceiling is considerable. Ephemera: No player selected with the 830th overall pick has ever pitched in the big leagues. Perfect World Projection: Good fourth starter and innings eater. Fantasy Impact: Low. While he could supply a lot of innings without hurting your team's ERA, don't expect big win or strikeout totals. Path to the Big Leagues: Owens will be pushed to Triple-A Indianapolis in 2011, and should make his big-league debut at some point during the year. ETA: 2011, with a more permanent role the following year. -- TOR #1. Kyle Drabek, RHP The Good: Drabek's combination of elite athleticism, plus velocity, and one of the best breaking balls in the prospect world gives him All-Star potential. He throws an 89-93 mph two-seamer that he can cut or sink, and can dial his four-seamer up to 97 when he rears back for something extra. His over-the-top hard curveball is a plus-plus monster with plenty of bite, and he generates as many strikeouts with it as the fastball. Previous questions about his makeup are no longer discussed, as he came out of Tommy John surgery with considerably more maturity and an outstanding work ethic. The Bad: Drabek has greatly improved his changeup, and while it projects as an average pitch in time, it isn't quite there yet. His command and control waver from above average to below, depending on the outing. -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 118.160.68.157