Soren wrote:Schierholtz has an OPS+ of 115 over his last ~600 PAs. He's also about 4-5 years older than I thought he was
FTN wrote:i think martin may end up being the best prospect they got back. hes had major command/control issues, but his raw stuff has never really dipped. hes consistently 92-95 and can hit 97 when he reaches back. his curveball is a legit weapon. he's made some improvements this year with his control. its going to take some time, but hes still young. worst case scenario is he is a 7th inning reliever. i think it was a great get, to be honest.
FTN wrote:i think martin may end up being the best prospect they got back. hes had major command/control issues, but his raw stuff has never really dipped. hes consistently 92-95 and can hit 97 when he reaches back. his curveball is a legit weapon. he's made some improvements this year with his control. its going to take some time, but hes still young. worst case scenario is he is a 7th inning reliever. i think it was a great get, to be honest.
FTN wrote:not really. martin is really athletic and has a really free and easy arm action. bert was always a max effort guy. and not much of an athlete.
when myers was at his best, his fastball was really only 90-92.
joe table wrote:Chorch getting some national pub
http://espn.go.com/mlb/story/_/page/ara ... dedication
jerseyhoya wrote:My hatred of quote boxes in signatures has reached a new high
Since 2009, only two other full-time catchers (Joe Mauer and Mike Napoli) have a higher OPS than Ruiz, and neither of those two are regarded as good defensively. Arguably, Ruiz has been the best catcher in baseball for almost three years.
joe table wrote:Here is some Martin vid. Arm looks good, bit of a short stride for a big guy and throws a little across his body
jerseyhoya wrote:My hatred of quote boxes in signatures has reached a new high
WheelsFellOff wrote:13M a year is too much for Bourn and 5 years is too long.