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sweet, my fav thread is back. going to be an exciting year to follow that jays' minor league teams. so many good prospects.

last year, my guy to watch is was nestor molina.

this year, i have no idea

hyper316 wrote:this year, i have no idea

I'm going to be watching D'Arnaud (literally, I have MLIB TV )

I suggest you find a AAA guy because if you are willing to pay up you can actually watch him which is a neat thing to do.

Norris/Cardona in short season

In Lansing
Synderlander/Nicolino/Sanchez

In Dunedin
Marisnick/Knecht/Crouse/Perez

In NH
Hutch/Mcguire/Jenkins/Jimenez

In Vegas
Drabek/D'arnaud/Gose


So much to follow. This could be an awesome summer to follow the minor leagues (agonizing if some of these guys crash and burn).

flatjacket1 wrote:

hyper316 wrote:this year, i have no idea

I'm going to be watching D'Arnaud (literally, I have MLIB TV )

I suggest you find a AAA guy because if you are willing to pay up you can actually watch him which is a neat thing to do.

sweet, please give us some in-game insights not shown in boxscores

i'm gonna go with Jeremy Gabryszwki, RHP (just for fun because of the name)

flatjacket1 wrote:

hyper316 wrote:this year, i have no idea

I'm going to be watching D'Arnaud (literally, I have MLIB TV )

I suggest you find a AAA guy because if you are willing to pay up you can actually watch him which is a neat thing to do.

AAA will be pretty great to watch this year with D'Arnaud, Gose, and Hech in terms of exciting prospects, plus Cooper and Snider/Thames who can all rock AAA pitching. Tough to get excited about watching any pitchers in the PCL but hopefully Drabek shows something.

We need to GTFO Vegas

Kapono wrote:We need to GTFO Vegas

We will, even the club realizes how stupid the PCL is.

guvernator wrote:Norris/Cardona in short season

In Lansing
Synderlander/Nicolino/Sanchez

In Dunedin
Marisnick/Knecht/Crouse/Perez

In NH
Hutch/Mcguire/Jenkins/Jimenez

In Vegas
Drabek/D'arnaud/Gose


So much to follow. This could be an awesome summer to follow the minor leagues (agonizing if some of these guys crash and burn).

The short season teams are going to be fun to follow... Really interested in seeing how Eric Arce and Chino Vega fare after their GCL debuts.

Anderson, Thon, Dean, Comer, and Musgrove also

At Dunedin, one guy who could be under the radar is Sean Nolin... he had a pretty decent year at Lansing

And i'm really interested to see if Woj bounces back this year in NH... He came on pretty strong at the end of the season last year even though his overall numbers were pretty mediocre ( mainly because of an awful stretch during May/June )

I'd love to see Marisnick in NH by the end of this year.

is there another power hitting prospect like Snider?

It's Christmas in march! Love this thread!

Raider917 wrote:is there another power hitting prospect like Snider?

Jacob Anderson. The kid has some of the craziest bat speed I have ever seen. If you're looking for a sleeper power hitting prospect, look out for Eric Arce who could make some noise this season too like he did last season.

blackflash234 wrote:

Raider917 wrote:is there another power hitting prospect like Snider?

Jacob Anderson. The kid has some of the craziest bat speed I have ever seen. If you're looking for a sleeper power hitting prospect, look out for Eric Arce who could make some noise this season too like he did last season.

Anderson went deep in his first game last year...

Anderson has himself some serious power...talking a 35+ a year ceiling, though he's still a long way from putting it together. Don't overlook Knecht's power, either; he might not lay down Ruthian numbers, but he could be a high-20s/low-30s guy at his peak.

Schadenfreude wrote:Anderson has himself some serious power...talking a 35+ a year ceiling, though he's still a long way from putting it together. Don't overlook Knecht's power, either; he might not lay down Ruthian numbers, but he could be a high-20s/low-30s guy at his peak.

I completely agree. Kinecht has gotten better each year, and will be interesting to see if the power continues to progress.

Schadenfreude wrote:Anderson has himself some serious power...talking a 35+ a year ceiling, though he's still a long way from putting it together. Don't overlook Knecht's power, either; he might not lay down Ruthian numbers, but he could be a high-20s/low-30s guy at his peak.

Yep, Sickels has been a fan of Knecht's power potential.

Crouse is another guy who probably is less likely to hit his ceiling than Knecht, but if he did, would have quite a bit of pop in his bat.

This is the first time I have ever got news about the Jays from RealGM.

http://baseball.realgm.com/src_wiretap_ ... ect_deaza/

Schadenfreude wrote:Anderson has himself some serious power...talking a 35+ a year ceiling, though he's still a long way from putting it together. Don't overlook Knecht's power, either; he might not lay down Ruthian numbers, but he could be a high-20s/low-30s guy at his peak.

True. I would probably go Jacob Anderson first followed by Marcus Knecht then Eric Arce.

Crouse actually has more power than any of those guys and given how he's built physically there's plenty of power projection left in him.