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I'm really not trying to pick on anyone and I actually appreciate the reports that @Sports Guy provides even if I may not weigh them as strongly as he seems too. All information is good to have and unfortunately, all we have is FanGraphs and baseball reference to go of for good prospects statistical information. The rest is my good 'ol eyes on vide scouting. I wish I had access to statcast data for all of the prospects. I'd love to be able to use that as well. -
Updated now through the top 40. Don't get too caught up in who is better from 31-40 though. That's more for fun purposes of following the young guys and a few guys just off the top 30. Did I miss anyone in the "players to watch"? Anyone you're following that is not on the list?
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By Bemorewins · Posted
None of that seems to have hindered LeBron in ANY way. He has played more basketball than any human ever and has been stellar for over 2 decades. And he was a child prodigy. -
Yeah I’m not sure about that. Some of Luzardo’s numbers seem tied to his FB though. In 2022, when they were pretty good, his FB xwOBA was very good. Its dropped steadily since then as has his xERA. I’ll take a few of their relievers though. -
By Bemorewins · Posted
You speak a lot about what you see/assess. I’m just curious do you have a background in pro-scouting or player development? -
Whoever that is certainly has access to data that we don't. Mordan does have some decent hit tools to work from, but as a short guy with no positional value, he's going to need a big jump in game power. He does have some raw power to work from but he's just not a guy for me because I just don't know what he is at the major league level. That was always what I was taught when looking at guys. What are they when they get there? What will team value about them. In today's game where positional flexibility is valued from those 40 level utility players, unless a guy projects as a regular major leaguer, then they have a tough road ahead.
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By Sports Guy · Posted
Looking at some of the Marlins starters statcast data, it’s funny how all of them seem to have a lot of subpar data. I wonder if there is something in how the Marlins are teaching them?
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