BP posts Pirates Top 11 Prospects
The list is here for subscribers. The order surprised me a little; Goldstein is very high on Robbie Grossman and Quinton Miller, for example. That's promising since I assume Goldstein has more information on these guys than any one of us does.
Notably, 5 of the top 6 prospects are Huntington acquisitions. Also of interest: "Andy LaRoche is an enigma who I refuse to give up on. His stat line looks like that of a Quad-A player, but his skill set— specifically his combination of power and good contact—does not."
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Yeah, I put a link to this in the WTM post.
by Charlie Wilmoth on Dec 29, 2008 11:43 PM EST reply actions
Yeah. Sorry. Hope this won’t dissuade you from posting fanposts, because I think you could add a lot to the dialogue here.
I didn’t mention it, but I was intrigued by the LaRoche comment too.
by Charlie Wilmoth on Dec 30, 2008 1:49 AM EST up reply actions
OldStubbleBeard reminded me
I know it’s early, but when do you start with community projections? If I recall correctly, last year we didn’t get one in for everybody.
I think in February, when there’s less player movement. I’m worried if I start them now, there will be a major trade and lots of players we discuss won’t be starting.
by Charlie Wilmoth on Dec 30, 2008 12:13 PM EST up reply actions
I totally agree with Goldstein on the Younger LaRoche
I have never been more confident in a player with a line as bad as .166/252/.256. I think he hits .280/.360/.480 next year. Really.
by OlStubbleBeard on Dec 30, 2008 10:12 AM EST reply actions
OlStubbleBeard
Love your confidence. Hope it’s rewarded.
neil walker
hes a bit low on that list hes got a strong arm and hits for average

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