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    And from some examinations, it looks like www.japanesebaseballplayers.com is a damn good site for Japanese stats.

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    That's where I got my stats from.

    And I agree the difference is huge, I just thought A to MLB was off base. Maybe an AA/AAA type league. It's a totally different style.

    I avoided Ohka due to the weird discrepancy
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    Then out of fairness to the others you will be Slagathor.

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    And Sasaki did pitch in Japan for Yokohama

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    Then out of fairness to the others you will be Slagathor.

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    Suzuki, not Sasaki.

    Mac Suzuki signed with an MLB team right at 18 when he first could, one of the only examples I can think of whjo did that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by McKain
    My prediction was pretty optimistic for a guy coming from JAPAN to the AMERICAN LEAGUE. That's equal to the jump from Single A to the majors in most cases.
    Japan is more AAAA then single A.
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    It's lower than an AAAA-type deal for sure - 95% of Japanese league players couldn't stay on an MLB roster, where most AAAA guys probably could.

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    I have a hunch this guy will go very early in most drafts next year, depending on his showing in the spring.
    We'll see, won't we? I'd take a flier on him in a keeper league, or in the 2nd or 3rd round in a re-draft league.
    I think the first pitchers to go will be Santana, Carpenter, Webb, Halladay, and then this guy, maybe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by catman
    I have a hunch this guy will go very early in most drafts next year, depending on his showing in the spring.
    We'll see, won't we? I'd take a flier on him in a keeper league, or in the 2nd or 3rd round in a re-draft league.
    I think the first pitchers to go will be Santana, Carpenter, Webb, Halladay, and then this guy, maybe.
    Wow, really? Ahead of Oswalt? Zambrano? Peavy? Heck, Verlander even? Ehhh...

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    Yeah, Daisuke will go too early in most leagues and even my optimism still sees him at a mid-teens win guy with a mid-3's ERA.
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    Then out of fairness to the others you will be Slagathor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DirtyKash
    Wow, really? Ahead of Oswalt? Zambrano? Peavy? Heck, Verlander even? Ehhh...
    Like I said, we will see in the spring, won't we? As was said, he will likely go too early in many drafts. As one with Santana in a keeper league (and the other guys mentioned also being kept), I suppose he will be one of the first players drafted when we have our draft.
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    Re: Daisuke Matsuzaka in 2007

    buuuuuuuuump

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    Re: Daisuke Matsuzaka in 2007

    Well maybe it will take him sometime to adjust like hideki matsui in his first year everyone was killing him cause he was not the power hiter as promised but it looks like matsui is turning into a pretty good power hitter look at his stats this year especialy with the time he missed for injury
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