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Use this thread to post the stats of unnamed prospects (both past & present), & see how long it takes for someone to correctly guess --

 

[pre]Age Level AVG OBP SLG OPS

17 RK,A- .259 .338 .347 .685

18 A- .268 .328 .382 .709

19 A+ .274 .333 .421 .754

20 AA .365 .429 .609 1.038[/pre]

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Without looking: Ke Davis

 

edit: Blast! Close, but no cigar. I haven't been able to watch that closely this year, but I've noticed Kentrail's resurgence this year...

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Not someone in the Brewers system, that's for sure. I'll guess the guy drafted immediately after Eric Arnett...

 

... nope, but his numbers are pretty close to these. Now I'm depressed.

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Mike Trout?
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Nope. Hmm. Can I phone a friend?
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Speaking of Trout, here are his splits. Yikes.

 

[pre]R/A .352 .419 .486 .905

A/A+ .341 .428 .490 .918

AA .326 .414 .544 .958

AAA .403 .467 .623 1.091[/pre]

 

Only 20 games at AAA, but he showed in the minors just how good he was going to be. I imagine that we would have taken a serious look at him had the Angels not taken him. We were next up.

 

Darn. :angry

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Speaking of Trout, here are his splits. Yikes.

 

[pre]R/A .352 .419 .486 .905

A/A+ .341 .428 .490 .918

AA .326 .414 .544 .958

AAA .403 .467 .623 1.091[/pre]

 

Only 20 games at AAA, but he showed in the minors just how good he was going to be. I imagine that we would have taken a serious look at him had the Angels not taken him. We were next up.

 

Darn. :angry

Hearing the rumors of how high Milwaukee was on Trout, then seeing this and realizing he's Mickey Mantle reincarnate make me very, very sad.

 

For a guess at the thread title, Xander Booagaerts?

 

EDIT: Google has given me the answer, but I feel guilty about giving it.

 

I feel like future 'name that prospects' should be from current prospects and not modern superstars/former players.

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EDIT: Google has given me the answer, but I feel guilty about giving it.

 

I feel like future 'name that prospects' should be from current prospects and not modern superstars/former players.

Good point here -- I guess I framed the OP as though the stats I was providing were for a current prospect. To clarify, the guy I've given is a former prospect & current MLB player.

 

Either a current prospect or former prospect is fine to list here... just clarify which type you're listing! (unlike what I did...)

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Hearing the rumors of how high Milwaukee was on Trout, then seeing this and realizing he's Mickey Mantle reincarnate make me very, very sad.

Knowing that this was the pick the Brewers could have had for Sabathia had the Yankees not signed Teixeira (or had Sabathia been ranked ahead of Teixeira, which he should have been), makes me sick.

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It's Miguel Cabrerra

Ding ding ding

 

Welcome to the board, joeC! For your first post being the one that correctly guessed this, you win... nothing. Welcome to the gilded halls of BF.net.

 

Next up!

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Current minor leaguer (does not include 2013 stats):

 

[pre]Age Level IP ERA BB K

18 Rk 20.2 3.48 9 19

19 Rk 47.0 4.40 9 43

20 A 120.2 3.43 40 135

21 A+,AA 147.0 3.73 44 157

22 AA,AAA 145.1 3.03 50 135[/pre]

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Jacob Odorizzi

Wow, that was fast! I thought that one might be a bit tricky... guess not. :)

 

Ok, JoseCardenal1, your turn (if you wish)

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OK I'll give it a try.

 

Age Level

20 Rk/A+/AA .279 / .358 / .435 .793

21 A+/AA .326 / .418 / .516 .934

22/23 AAA .272 / .336 / .475 .811

 

A Brewer "legend". By the way this player had more AB's in AA his age 20 season than his other two stops. Funny how his Age 21 season was a tease of a truly great player, just like much of his time in the bigs.

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Without looking, I'll say Glenn Braggs...

 

... nope. Ages in each season were right, but not him. Amazingly the Brewers kept Braggs in rookie league all season despite a 1.189 OPS.

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OK I'll give it a try.

 

Age Level

20 Rk/A+/AA .279 / .358 / .435 .793

21 A+/AA .326 / .418 / .516 .934

22/23 AAA .272 / .336 / .475 .811

 

A Brewer "legend". By the way this player had more AB's in AA his age 20 season than his other two stops. Funny how his Age 21 season was a tease of a truly great player, just like much of his time in the bigs.

Greg Vaughn?

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One more hint and then I am offline until the morning

 

The above player accumulated 41% of his career WAR in his first two full seasons in bigs. After that he never could quite replicate those numbers for a full year with the exception of one good year in the middle of his career.

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OK I have one, this is a past player and he did play for the Brewers.

 

[pre]Age Level AVG OBP SLG OPS

21 RK .391 .495 .488 .983

22 A .328 .417 .435 .852

23 AAA .325 .404 .394 .798[/pre]

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