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DL Hall had a 5.5/9 walk rate in Norfolk last season, when he was mostly starting, and a 2.3/9 rate after he came up and was in the pen -
I just did some twitter searching - seems like good swing decisions but not great contact. https://www.patreon.com/posts/prospect-tonight-104760187 Aneudis Mordán (BAL/C): 3-3, 2 HR (7), BB Mordán made waves in the early going before getting cold. He's another product of the Orioles revamped international system. It seems like they can't miss with position players. He's in the 95th percentile with a ZSw-OSw of 51.5%. I pretty much look for prospects to break 40% to deem their swing decisions as "good". What's interesting is Mordán has a pretty high 48.5% swing rate. He's aggressive, but he's got such a good eye he can get to a double digit walk rate anyway. That's a very bullish indicator for me. It's not all rainbows and butterflies though as he has a 28.5% whiff rate and 13.8% SwStr rate, so his K rate will be elevated. For Mordán it comes down to the power. He looks like an exciting OBP+power prospect in the early going that probably needs more recognition. He's already splitting near even time between catcher and 1B, which usually means he'll end up in the 1B/DH route if it's already happening in the lower minors. -
By Orioles0615 · Posted
They just traded the rookie of the year front runner -
Last time the Orioles lost 4 in a row was in September. The losing pitchers were John Means, Kyle Gibson, Kyle Bradish, and Jack Flaherty. And your base premise that a 4 game streak (good or bad) makes a GM evaluate things differently, is not one I agree with. Especially in relation to Elias... I don't think he deviates from his plans at all based on the outcome of any 4 games. -
By Moose Milligan · Posted
You don't want someone coming out of the bullpen with a walk rate like he's got. -
By Moose Milligan · Posted
All I know is that I AM PRIMED TO WIN RIGHT NOW.
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