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  1. Noche
    If I heard that right, Isan Diaz is now leading the MWL in homers.
  2. Noche
    Regarding the Indians, Lucroy would easily have the highest qualifiing OPS on that squad. Instantly would be their best hitter joining Brantley right as he is coming back from injury. Not only do I want one of their top 5...I want two plus some lottery tickets.
  3. Noche
    Franly Mallen is the truth
  4. Noche
    That's the kind of conspiracy thinking I like to see. I doubt there is any truth to it but what the hell else would Stearns be doing in Oklahoma City? Stearns has mentioned that he takes routine trips to all the affiliates. This could be that or something more.
  5. Noche
    I always like to check in on how an offensive player compares to their league. Often you find out context matters and you don't have to be putting up "video game" numbers to be having an outstanding season. Average age in the MWL is 21.6. Average batting line is .246/.316/.363 for a .680 OPS The Young Stars Isan Diaz (20): 112 OPS+, 342 PA, 32 XBH, 37 BB, 82 K Trent Clark (19): 113 OPS+, 118 PA, 12 XBH, 20 BB, 30 K The Projectable Youngsters Jake Gatewood (20): 99 OPS+, 317 PA, 27 XBH, 6 BB, 86 K Carlos Belonis (21): 98 OPS+, 223 PA, 8 XBH, 10 BB, 54 K Monte Harrison (20): 95 OPS+, 232 PA, 17 XBH, 14 BB, 74 K Troy Stokes (20): 92 OPS+, 152 PA, 7 XBH, 16 BB, 27 K Luis Aviles (21): 101 OPS+, 258 PA, 22 XBH, 7 BB, 71 K MWL Veteran and Older Types Blake Allemand (23): 117 OPS+, 235 PA, 19 XBH, 19 BB, 37 K David Denson (21): 105 OPS+, 283 PA, 21 XBH, 34 BB, 78 K Max McDowell (22): 107 OPS+, 239 PA, 14 XBH, 17 BB, 38 K We don't have anyone approaching Buxton or Trout numbers here but many interesting offensive prospects. Juan Ortiz is up now and hopefully Tucker Neuhaus will be back soon making this a very formidable offensive team for the remainder of the season even with Allemand back in A+. Should be fun to watch!
  6. Noche
    Some random thoughts: Very impressed with the haul of prospects Brewers managed in this draft and international class. Gotta think David Stearns will end up be known as a rebuild guru after helping in Houston and clearly having Milwaukee on the right track. Hopefully a big market team like the LA Angels or NY Yankees do not notice. Using every last pre-penalty penny in the pool is quite impressive. No waste. McClanahan got paid like a 2nd rounder. I hope it pays off.
  7. Noche
    Good looking haul
  8. Noche
    Pretty sure I have Corey Ray at #2 behind Arcia. Very excited about him. Ercig, Feliciano and the college pitchers will need hot starts and good reports if they hope to crack my top 20. So much depth in the system. We also improved the breadth considerably with all the catchers and corner infielders we drafted. I agree we should wait until after the Trade deadline for the next ranking. Then the next would be after Fall instructs and the AFL wraps up.
  9. Noche
    The Brewers just knifed a thick layer of potential impact talent right on top of the already very strong wave of guys in R+ and A- with these first 6 picks. Wow
  10. Noche
    I like it. Chicago kid. Offensive ceiling is along the lines of Lorenzo Cain or Mookie Betts
  11. Noche
    Been thinking lately that Clark profiles similarly to Odubal Herrera which would be fantastic.
  12. Noche
    Rutherford, Perez or Groome for me please
  13. Noche
    Sheesh, it is relevant to the topic, no? Maybe, maybe not. When your soul purpose is to plug your own board I find it very distasteful. Interviews with 2016 MLB Draft prospects are "maybe" relevant to the 2016 MLB Draft Thread? Sure man.
  14. Noche
    4 posts and nothing but plugging a website. Looks like spam to me. Sheesh, it is relevant to the topic, no?
  15. Noche
    Chris just said they will be playing tonight at some point. Rain now in Peoria I think. Good matchup with Diaz v Alcantara.
  16. Noche
    .140 .255 .279 .534 That is Daz Cameron's line so far this year in the MWL. It is rare for a teenager to rip up A- ball.
  17. Noche
    Really? I have customer in Eden. Will have to stop by the place for some food.
  18. Noche
    Guerra is one of our best 5 SP now I think. Bring him up.
  19. Noche
    Troy Stokes just left the WI game with a leg injury trying to beat out a soft tapper.
  20. Noche
    Josh Hader day is the best day
  21. Noche
    Hot: Michael Reed Nate Orf Brett Phillips Dustin Houle Isan Diaz Troy Stokes Tucker Neuhaus Not: Jacob Nottingham Tyrone Taylor Clint Coulter Monte Harrison Jacob Gatewood
  22. Noche
    You didn't mishear, that is exactly what they said. They claimed an exit velocity of 130-mph on Houle's home run to left field. Based on the fact the top exit velocity on a batted ball in MLB all of last year was 120-mph, there is reason to be plenty skeptical. They mentioned they were using Trackman data tonight. Maybe they just misread or misspoke? He definitely said it was 130 and I didn't buy it. It would have been a nice tidbit if true, but I would've loved to see the Trackman with my own eyes. I immediately thought, it would be great to put that in my article, if I could have confirmed it. Thanks for the info. I figure he meant "103" or at most "113". 119 MPH is the hardest hit homer I have heard of.
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    Houle making noise. Listed at 6'1" and 205. Kind of a mini Nottingham. Announcer just mentioned the exit velo on the Houle bomb was 130 MPH. That would be a record I believe. Did I hear him wrong? No way Houle can hit it that hard.
  24. Noche
    Hader was pulled the inning after he was nailed in the back with a comeback liner. Away announcers specifically mentioned he was throwing different after the back shot. He was already at or near 80 pitches anyways.
  25. Noche
    I was very interested to see the G1 WI lineup Stokes Harrison Diaz McDowell Neuhaus Gatewood Sharkey Matos Belonis Matos led this team in homers last year, no?
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