cmb0252 Provisional Member Posted June 26, 2013 Posted June 26, 2013 Is a guy who has yet to face a batter above high school ball really the #37 prospect overall? Why does that matter? 18 year old kids who are uber athletic, perfect pitching frame, already has 2 plus level pitches, and has two more average pitches don't grow on trees. As I say this #37 does sound a bit high. I figured he would slot into the 50-60 range.
Oxtung Verified Member Posted June 26, 2013 Posted June 26, 2013 Is a guy who has yet to face a batter above high school ball really the #37 prospect overall? Was Buxton misplaced last year in the top 30? Talent is talent, no matter if it is facing high school or AAA opponents.
biggentleben Verified Member Posted June 27, 2013 Posted June 27, 2013 I doubt a week in AA has influenced BP on this one. Players are expected to struggle a bit during those promotions. Sano should be no different, and being a higher K guy as it is, he's going to see a lot more breaking pitches that can get put over for a strike. This. Especially since Parks said on his podcast before Sano was bumped up that the top 10-15 were already done for his midseason list, it was just the next 35-40 that he needed to iron out with his writers. I doubt the AA start factored at all.
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