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Machado on a tear right now

Last 10 games, batting .342 with 12 hits, 13 RBI, 3 BB and 4 K's. More importantly, he is starting to get some XBH, 4 Doubles and 2 Home runs.

Schoop is batting .286 with 12 hits, 7 RBI, 2 BB and 10 K's. He is showing more power, 3 Doubles and 4 Home runs.

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Machado on a tear right now

Last 10 games, batting .342 with 12 hits, 13 RBI, 3 BB and 4 K's. More importantly, he is starting to get some XBH, 4 Doubles and 2 Home runs.

Schoop is batting .286 with 12 hits, 7 RBI, 2 BB and 10 K's. He is showing more power, 3 Doubles and 4 Home runs.

Machado now up to .256/.339/.396 overall. Schoop is at .248/.305/.368. Both have a ways to go, but it's good that they're on the up elevator at the moment.

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Machado (2012): 273AB .256/.339/.396, 5HR, 31BB, 52K

Machado (June): 89AB .270/.316/.438, 3HR, 6BB, 10K

Machado (L10): 38AB .342/.390/.605, 2HR, 3BB, 4K

Schoop (2012): 258AB .248/.305/.368, 6HR, 16BB, 54K

Schoop (June): 85AB .259/.323/.471, 4HR, 5BB, 16K

Schoop (L10): 42AB .286/.333/.643, 4HR, 2BB, 10K

Both are on an upswing, Schoop still needs to walk more. I'm impressed by what I'm seeing out of 20-year-olds in Bowie though.

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Machado is really in a nice groove - making strong progress at reducing his K rate - approx 1:6 ratio of K:PAs for the year, but 1:10 in his last 10. Let's see if MM can keep this up.

Widlansky is also in a very nice groove in Bowie.

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Machado (2012): 273AB .256/.339/.396, 5HR, 31BB, 52K

Machado (June): 89AB .270/.316/.438, 3HR, 6BB, 10K

Machado (L10): 38AB .342/.390/.605, 2HR, 3BB, 4K

Schoop (2012): 258AB .248/.305/.368, 6HR, 16BB, 54K

Schoop (June): 85AB .259/.323/.471, 4HR, 5BB, 16K

Schoop (L10): 42AB .286/.333/.643, 4HR, 2BB, 10K

Both are on an upswing, Schoop still needs to walk more. I'm impressed by what I'm seeing out of 20-year-olds in Bowie though.

Even better, Machado is only 19. He turns 20 on July 6. He's by far the youngest player in the league.

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Also keep in what which positions they're playing. While 2B/SS are no longer "defensive specialists" like they used to be, you also have gauge their value/progress by their fielding as well. I've heard that Machado is a gifted fielder, and I'm sure that Schoop is fine. You still have to give more slack to a 2B/SS in terms of hitting than you would to a 1B or corner outfielder.

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