ArtVanDelay

11. Sal Frelick Outfielder, Boston College 5-foot-9, 180 pounds Frelick has been a standout on one of the best Boston College teams in recent history. Possesses plus bat speed, double-plus foot speed, and the ability to cover tons of ground in centerfield. Disciplined hitter with a short left-handed stroke and a knack for the barrel. Frelick has begun showing a little more pop in-game this year. Archetype is still being established, but some evaluators liken the finished package to a Brian Roberts type of player. Regardless, he's a true centerfield prospect and the hit tool is real. It's a pretty high floor despite some impact questions surrounding the bat. Scouts would like to see a little action at second base this spring. If/when that happens, that versatility and skillset will only improve his value, especially in a draft year lacking many advanced second base prospects. Frelick is a good bet to get popped in the top 20 picks.

Jacob deGrom has more RBIs than earned runs allowed.

And he would be easily the best catcher in baseball with that slash line.

I’d like to thank everyone in this thread for reminding me of how horrible our pitching has been over the years.

Frelick seems like a left-handed Chris Taylor.

Same OPS but Arozarena’s wRC+ is 111 while Mountcastle’s is 99.

How many of those players exist in 2021? You have to somewhat be able to hit nowadays.

Jacob deGrom’s K/9 is higher than his pitches per inning.

Vavra.

Mountcastle’s wRC+ was 117 that year which is good but not anything special for a 1B/LF. Adley’s wRC+ is 160 which is amazing for any position, especially a catcher.

Damn that’s some scary stuff. Hopefully he makes a full recovery.

If only we had a guy in the minors that could do both.

We should keep him in Bowie for his whole career, just to see what kind of numbers he can put up.

I wanted him on the OD roster. I may have sarcastically called him a bust in this thread.

He’s ready.

I’d DFA Franco, Severino, Harvey and Armstrong tonight. None of them have a future with this organization. McCoy and Cumberland are both 26 and probably as ready as they’ll ever be. Sink or swim.

Matt Wieters must’ve been your all time favorite player.

League average OPS is .708 this year so that’s still solidly above average.

He’s a competent major leaguer which is more than you can say about some players on this team.

Hays has the highest upside of that group imo. Hopefully he can shake these nagging injuries at some point.

Yes.

Kremer has been a massive disappointment this year.

The same Schoop that’s one of the worst players in baseball?

Their pitching staff is last in fWAR this year.