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San Francisco GiantsIs the Cubs most recent pick Samardjiza the same guy as ND's WR. If so, I would think he'd go into football
Is the Cubs most recent pick Samardjiza the same guy as ND's WR. If so, I would think he'd go into football
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Yes. He will stick to football considering he isn't that good of a pitcher.Originally Posted by Fishercat
Lars Anderson, Matt LaPorta, Dellin Betances all still left, I want oneeee.
Ravin shows three pitches in his video. Heat tops out at 89, some sort of off-speed thing at 80 and a slow curve that looked sort of flat to me at 70.
there wasn't a scouting report with it. he's a highschool kid, listed at 6-4 195, so i'd assume he projects to have a little more velocity than what he's at right now when he fills out some.
Reds MVP Race
6: Arroyo, Harang
5: Kearns
4: Phillips
3: Dunn, Felo, Freel, Milton
2: Claussen, EdE, Griffey, Valentin
1: Aurilia, Hatteberg, Lizard, Larue, Shackelford
Hah, the Sox drafted the runner-up from Knight School.
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..and someone finally has the common sense to draft Jordan Newton (not like we would of picked him anyway.)
We take pitcher Jordan Smith, a big righty. Anyone know anything about him and his stuff?
He's a Yankee fan, a Bonds fan, and he like steak
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I guess he's a closer, not much on him out there.
Seriously
4.8 ERA in Spring '06, 21 K's in 24 innings
Looks like an RP with tools, as the stats aren't overwhelming
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Another reliever... great.
And visions of David Bush danced in Chris Buckley's head.
Seriously, is Betances asking for too much? Or did he go when I missed it? Sickels placed him with the Sox second supplemental pick, and he said that's late.
Now this Zach Daeges guy from Creighton is a guy I like. He's raked for Creighton in 2004 and 2005
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Sounds *somewhat* promising, especially due to his frame.
Nevertheless, scouts saw enough of righthander Jordan Smith to run him into the first 10 rounds. Smith went to Salt Lake Community College as a catcher/first baseman but realized arm strength was his best tool and transferred to Southern Nevada so he could pitch. While he was used in a limited role, his fastball sat in the 92-94 mph range and touched 96. More significantly to scouts, he wasn't under control to any club. His 6-foot-4, 220-pound frame is another plus. His inexperience and developing secondary stuff are drawbacks, though his slider and split-finger fastball both improved as the season progressed, as Smith learned to throw both with some power.
Betances is still available. I think there are some signing concerns and he lost some velocity, but this is ridiculous.
Oops, mariners beat me to it. What he said^^^
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