HELP WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE!!!!!!!!

[Brian895]

Cesar Carillo SP San Deigo
Joel Zumaya SP Detroit
Daisuke Matsuzaka SP Japan

are any of these worth keeping in my farm system and is there anything u can tell me about them please and thank you

[DWright5]

carillo is a GREAT pitching prospect pitching in great pitchers park
zumaya is a very good prospect as well the two are both worth keeping

dump the japanese guy

[thedude]

Zumaya is the best of the group. There is the risk that he could be turned into a reliver but he is work the risk.

[Brian895]

just so u know my others that I know are Bradon Woods and Franciso Liriano

[Another Blown Save]

all three are great pitchers, but if you have to drop one, I would choose Carillo

[Brian895]

what can u tell me about Daisuke Matsuzaka

[Another Blown Save]

what can u tell me about Daisuke Matsuzaka

He is a 25 years old right handed pitcher.
He won the ROY in 1999
He lead the league in Wins 3 times, SO 4 times, and ERA 2 times.
He won the Samamura award (kind of like the Cy Young award) in 2001.
He has a carrer ERA of 3.07 and an ERA of 2.64 the past 3 years.

The only problem with him that his team doesn't want him to go to the Majors. That's the only thing keeping him from becoming a major leaguer. Hopefully, we will see him pitch in 07.

[rhd]

I'd hang on to all 3 if possible, but I, too, would drop Carrillo, if necessary. Between Zumaya and Matsu, it depends on how long you're willing to keep Matsu stashed. I think he'll be a dynamite MLB pitcher, but he doesnt become a free agent until 2009, so you might have to carry him for 3 years. Of course, his Japanese club could 'post' him, which would allow MLB clubs to bid on and acquire him, but I dont think they'll post him until at least after the 2007 season. Personally, I plan on trying to draft him in my leagues. He's worth it to me. But if you dont want to tie up a minor league roster spot for 2-3 years, you might want to drop him. Carrillo probably will be in MLB before Matsu.

[Brian895]

thanks for the info guys it was really helpfully I'm going to try to trade the guy form japan to a stacked team who can wait for a guy to come to the MLB for a guy closers to becoming a Major league player

[SouthBronxBombers]

Matsuzaka is under contract for three more years to his Japanese team, but they are having financial problems, and could possible post him, but it is doubftull it would happen even for the 2007 season.