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Who are the #26-30 Prospects?

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Who are the #26-30 Prospects?  

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  1. 1. Who are the #26-30 Prospects?

    • Cumberland, Wilkerson, Dietz, J. Reyes, Neustrom
      2
    • Nuestrom, Wilkerson, Cumberland, Carroll, Escarra
      4
    • Carroll, Cumberland, Means, Bishop, Dietz
      3
    • Reyes, Dietz, Carroll, Fenter, Escarra
      2
    • Carmona, Carroll, Nuestrom, Cervenka, Means
      4

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On general principles, I refuse to choose any list that includes Dietz, who walked over 9 batters per 9 innings in Frederick.    I’m sure he’s probably on this list but I can’t stand for that.   I chose list 2 but easily could have chosen 5. 

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22 minutes ago, Frobby said:

On general principles, I refuse to choose any list that includes Dietz, who walked over 9 batters per 9 innings in Frederick.    I’m sure he’s probably on this list but I can’t stand for that.   I chose list 2 but easily could have chosen 5. 

I’m the Dietz guy around here so please place any blame regarding his ranking solely on me.

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2 minutes ago, Luke-OH said:

I’m the Dietz guy around here so please place any blame regarding his ranking solely on me.

Yeah, I know, you’ve always liked him if he can straighten out his mechanics, etc.    He was impressive at Delmarva, but as soon as he got promoted he completely fell apart.    I just have no faith in the ability of guys like that to find the magic sauce that allows them to command the baseball.   Tanner Scott may prove me wrong, though.

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20 minutes ago, Frobby said:

Yeah, I know, you’ve always liked him if he can straighten out his mechanics, etc.    He was impressive at Delmarva, but as soon as he got promoted he completely fell apart.    I just have no faith in the ability of guys like that to find the magic sauce that allows them to command the baseball.   Tanner Scott may prove me wrong, though.

I’ve given up the ghost on the mechanics changing, I just think he could repeat them in short outings (because he showed it at times). He’s a 100mph guy in short stints, with two quality offspeed pitches, that’s enough for where he’s ranked.

His baseball age is really young still, he is and always was going to take awhile if he makes it.

Dietz is incredibly frustrating for me too, he pitched the best start I saw from any Orioles minor league prospect (that’s not hyperbole) and also a few of the worst.

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