vaff87 wrote:Michael Bradley wrote:DJ Davis now has 74 strike outs in 193 at bats.
Yikes.
If you don't like him you don't like ice cream...
Or strikeouts.
Please no more "athletes" in the first round.
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vaff87 wrote:Michael Bradley wrote:DJ Davis now has 74 strike outs in 193 at bats.
Yikes.
If you don't like him you don't like ice cream...
MikeM wrote: Please no more "athletes" in the first round.
Schadenfreude wrote:
On Norris, I said some time ago that you start considering promotion when he reaches 10 starts. He's there now, with an ERA of 0.72 and a K:BB over 4. Methinks it's time.
There There wrote:Schadenfreude wrote:
On Norris, I said some time ago that you start considering promotion when he reaches 10 starts. He's there now, with an ERA of 0.72 and a K:BB over 4. Methinks it's time.
The thing that stands out the most for Norris is the consistency.
Even as he was starting to turn the corner last year, his fortunes could change on a start by start basis.
His line's thus far have been practically interchangeable. Perhaps one or two more/less strikeouts here, one or two more/less hits allowed there, but for the most part, you can comfortably write up his line before the game starts and you'll be in the neighbourhood.
That's not to say he won't have his issues at AA, but when you put up 10 consecutive starts like this at the A ball level, you're probably just spinning your wheels staying there much longer. Unless we're aiming to maximize his current value by letting him dominate A ball hitters, then he probably is due a bump, even if it's not so smooth from the get go. Better to have him get half a year under his belt and start back there next year if necessary.
satyr9 wrote:
Yeah, if you're looking to put him in your rotation in a year or two, then there's nothing left to be gained at A+. If you're in talks for pitching and willing to move him, he may just stay still 'til the end of July so as not to mess with his current value.


Schadenfreude wrote:Pompey continues to frolic through high-A like it was a park in Mississauga. Hasn't had an XBH in several games, but he's now drawing walks at a tasty rate, and with a gradually falling strikeout rate. Not much missing.
Schadenfreude wrote:Pompey continues to frolic through high-A like it was a park in Mississauga. Hasn't had an XBH in several games, but he's now drawing walks at a tasty rate, and with a gradually falling strikeout rate. Not much missing.


Schadenfreude wrote:Well, three pitchers and Ricky Romero.