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I’m not trying to blow smoke up @Tony-OH’s ass but at least Tony researches.  He watches games, looks at the numbers and talks to people in the organization.   In other words, he puts effort into things.  What a crazy idea that is!
 

I would expect him to be more detailed than a national site covering every team but I also expect a national site to not be lazy and stupid.

This is just pathetic.  

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What wildcard said, they generally update after the signing deadline and then do again coming soon, don't pay attention exactly when, but wildcard is probably right. 

Read their report and looked at Mayo's numbers last year. High school kid who didn't make full season club out of ST last year, which he should have with his 2020 Draft peers. Played 53 games, 27 against competition more to what should be his level at Low A since he would have been behind this year at FCL.  Scouting report seems to be fair and he did put up good numbers at Delmarva, so my guess is he will be higher, but small sample size on guy they say has raw tools. 

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On 1/19/2022 at 12:45 PM, jarman86 said:

What wildcard said, they generally update after the signing deadline and then do again coming soon, don't pay attention exactly when, but wildcard is probably right. 

Read their report and looked at Mayo's numbers last year. High school kid who didn't make full season club out of ST last year, which he should have with his 2020 Draft peers. Played 53 games, 27 against competition more to what should be his level at Low A since he would have been behind this year at FCL.  Scouting report seems to be fair and he did put up good numbers at Delmarva, so my guess is he will be higher, but small sample size on guy they say has raw tools. 

You realize that he was hurt, right? He had a leg injury that led to his later start of his season.

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On 1/20/2022 at 4:00 PM, Tony-OH said:

You realize that he was hurt, right? He had a leg injury that led to his later start of his season.

Did not. Didn't follow the lower levels as much as I used to last year with Frederick being gone. Even still small sample size for a raw, projectionable type player, I get the lower ranking. Even you gave him a current grade of 20 or 30, if I remember correctly and it looked like your ranking was based more on future value. Could be wrong. But to original point, I don't think it was a horrendous ranking/writeup. 

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