PlayingWithFire wrote:well, I just traded a salary dump(Mussina) for whatever I can get. And it doesn't look like anybody too promising from the stats.
What do you think about Brian Duensing of the Twins Koby Schellenger?
He's a slightly above average prospect. He progressed well through A, A+ and on to AA in his first full season of professional. I believe he has had Tommy John Surgery, but I'm not positive. He has a very good changeup and pretty good control. I believe it's more of a circle change. He also throws two fastballs a curve and of course (being a Twin) a slider. He is a good lefty who should continue to progress nicely. I don't think he'll be much more than a back of the rotation starter, but Minnesota has a knack for developing excellent pitchers. I'd probably put him aobut 9 or 10 on your list.
PlayingWithFire wrote:well, I just traded a salary dump(Mussina) for whatever I can get. And it doesn't look like anybody too promising from the stats.
What do you think about Brian Duensing of the Twins Koby Schellenger?
He's a slightly above average prospect. He progressed well through A, A+ and on to AA in his first full season of professional. I believe he has had Tommy John Surgery, but I'm not positive. He has a very good changeup and pretty good control. I believe it's more of a circle change. He also throws two fastballs a curve and of course (being a Twin) a slider. He is a good lefty who should continue to progress nicely. I don't think he'll be much more than a back of the rotation starter, but Minnesota has a knack for developing excellent pitchers. I'd probably put him aobut 9 or 10 on your list.
Thanks, what about the grade? B-?
It doesn't look too bad I guess since nobody wanted Moose's 19 millions contract...
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PlayingWithFire wrote:well, I just traded a salary dump(Mussina) for whatever I can get. And it doesn't look like anybody too promising from the stats.
What do you think about Brian Duensing of the Twins Koby Schellenger?
He's a slightly above average prospect. He progressed well through A, A+ and on to AA in his first full season of professional. I believe he has had Tommy John Surgery, but I'm not positive. He has a very good changeup and pretty good control. I believe it's more of a circle change. He also throws two fastballs a curve and of course (being a Twin) a slider. He is a good lefty who should continue to progress nicely. I don't think he'll be much more than a back of the rotation starter, but Minnesota has a knack for developing excellent pitchers. I'd probably put him aobut 9 or 10 on your list.
Thanks, what about the grade? B-?
It doesn't look too bad I guess since nobody wanted Moose's 19 millions contract...
Probbably about a C+ or maybe a B-. He's nothing to bank on but his eventual production should be good for your league.
I have no idea where you are getting your information from about him. He is deffinatly a A- to even consider putting him as a C prospect is just stupid. He's one of the top left handed prospects in the game. Infact Baseball America had him as the #2 LHP behind Andrew Miller. Elbert pounds the strike zone with a 91-93 mph fastball with good sinking action. He also throws a hard curveball (or slurve). He uses the same arm speed with his changeup as well. Baseball America- "He was the most impressive lefthander in the league, showing a strong arm and a nasty, heavy fastball."
nathan050904 wrote:I have no idea where you are getting your information from about him. He is deffinatly a A- to even consider putting him as a C prospect is just stupid. He's one of the top left handed prospects in the game. Infact Baseball America had him as the #2 LHP behind Andrew Miller. Elbert pounds the strike zone with a 91-93 mph fastball with good sinking action. He also throws a hard curveball (or slurve). He uses the same arm speed with his changeup as well. Baseball America- "He was the most impressive lefthander in the league, showing a strong arm and a nasty, heavy fastball."
Nobody rated Elbert as a C. I'm not sure what you're talking about here.
nathan050904 wrote:I have no idea where you are getting your information from about him. He is deffinatly a A- to even consider putting him as a C prospect is just stupid. He's one of the top left handed prospects in the game. Infact Baseball America had him as the #2 LHP behind Andrew Miller. Elbert pounds the strike zone with a 91-93 mph fastball with good sinking action. He also throws a hard curveball (or slurve). He uses the same arm speed with his changeup as well. Baseball America- "He was the most impressive lefthander in the league, showing a strong arm and a nasty, heavy fastball."
Nobody rated Elbert as a C. I'm not sure what you're talking about here.
I think he was reading your comments on Duensing and thought it was towards Elbert.
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by PlayingWithFire » Sun Nov 12, 2006 8:59 pm 
