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5 scoreless innings last night for Norfolk. He’s been yanked around a little this year. He looks like he has the stuff to succeed at the mlb level, he just hasn’t gotten the results. 

What’s everyone thoughts on him so far as a Starter with Norfolk?  Does he have a started windup and repertoire?

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17 hours ago, sportsfan8703 said:

5 scoreless innings last night for Norfolk. He’s been yanked around a little this year. He looks like he has the stuff to succeed at the mlb level, he just hasn’t gotten the results. 

What’s everyone thoughts on him so far as a Starter with Norfolk?  Does he have a started windup and repertoire?

Saw the box score on this too and thought it was interesting, I don't know much just like to follow the guys on the farm and know names to watch for. Will be interested to hear more on this experiment if any of our more knowledgeable sources chime in, if they have anything on it.

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Honestly, I was shocked. Not because I think he is bad, but he went 5 in his second start. No runs is also great.

But, it was 1 game. If he continues and does well, while getting his control issues figured out, he could be a viable swingman/long man/emergency starter. Ceiling would be 5th starter.

But again, this was 1 game. But it's a huge positive to look at.

As for as windup and repitoire...

I'll leave that to @Luke-OH. He is better at that stuff than me.

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19 hours ago, sportsfan8703 said:

5 scoreless innings last night for Norfolk. He’s been yanked around a little this year. He looks like he has the stuff to succeed at the mlb level, he just hasn’t gotten the results. 

What’s everyone thoughts on him so far as a Starter with Norfolk?  Does he have a started windup and repertoire?

IMO he doesn’t have the repertoire, windup, or command to start. Maybe he flashes a good change in side sessions, I don’t know. I think rotation need has caused the Orioles to make less than ideal decisions with some pitching prospects. For example, I think Hess would be a useful part of the Orioles bullpen by now if he had been converted a year ago.

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I wonder if they figure stretching guys out allows guys to work on command, third pitches, etc while also preparing them to be multiple inning relievers in the Majors.  I don’t know if that is a good idea or not, but it fits with some of the things they say in public.

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On 6/27/2018 at 2:19 PM, OFFNY said:

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Yacabonis Emerges as Thursday Starter Candidate

(By Roch Kubatko)

http://www.masnsports.com/school-of-roch/2018/06/yacabonis-emerges-at-thursday-starter-candidate.html

 

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Jimmy Yacabonis' First Orioles Start Thursday is a Reward for Unconventional Commitment to His Transition

(By Jon Meoli)

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/orioles/blog/bs-sp-orioles-jimmy-yacabonis-20180628-story.html

 

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75% of the outs that Yacabonis recorded (9 out of 12) came vuia the Strikeout and the Groundout.

And a HUUUUUUUGE thank you to Yefry Ramirez Alcala.

 

 

12 OUTS: ) Strikeouts, 4 Groundouts, 3 Popouts

 

 

JAMES ALLIN YACABONIS )))))))) (vs. MARINERS, 6/28)

IP:ll4 - PLUS

H:lll 6 ) l(1 Home Run, 1 Double, 4 Singles)

R:ll  2

BB:ll1

SO:ll5

Pitches: l) 67  )(42)Strikes, )25)Balls)

2018 ERA: l) 8.53  )  6.33 IP  (6 ER) 

2018 WHIP: l)  2.368  )  6.33 IP  (15 H/BB) 

2018 OPPONENTS BATTING AVG: l)  .346  )(9 for 26)

 

PITCHES BY INNING  

*******************  

10  ll(71 llStrikes, lll3 lllBalls)

20  ll(11 llStrikes, lllllBalls)

91  lll(71 lllStrikes, llllBalls)

22  lll(13 lllStrikes, lllllBalls)

61  lll(41 lllStrikes, llllBalls) ) *

 

* )) Yacabonis did not record any outs before departing in the 5th inning.

 

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