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3 hours ago, Sports Guy said:

Well I can promise you that if he doesn’t strike more guys out and continues to not miss bats, he won’t be at this level for long.  

Now, the last 2 starts he has missed bats and if that trend continues, his ceiling rises.

The idea that you like him and watched him in college doesn’t make him a better pitcher than he is.  

lol there you go again with a terrible prediction. You think the strikeout rate is authentic? It’s a fluke. His career was near 11k/9 in nearly 250 innings. He’s gonna be ok. But his analytics are among the very best in baseball. That’s a fact. Your last sentence.. you just can’t help yourself…  Try to be nice to you and you’re pathologically incapable of not being a snarky dick.

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40 minutes ago, 27outs said:

lol there you go again with a terrible prediction. You think the strikeout rate is authentic? It’s a fluke. His career was near 11k/9 in nearly 250 innings. He’s gonna be ok. But his analytics are among the very best in baseball. That’s a fact. Your last sentence.. you just can’t help yourself…  Try to be nice to you and you’re pathologically incapable of not being a snarky dick.

Not at all.  You are acting like because you saw him that means you know everything about him.

All I’m saying is that there are real things to look at and it’s not just fanboy stuff like “I really like him” or “he has something a lot of guys don’t”. That’s not real.  
 

I appreciate the fact that you have prior knowledge of watching him but you are obviously biased in what you are saying.  Nothing wrong with that but you should be willing to admit it.

He does have some great stats right now but the lack of Ks and missed bats will take a toll over time.  Now, if things change and he starts to go a different direction that could be a game changer but no matter how much you like him, you can’t sit there and believe that more Ks and more missed bats doesn’t increase his ceiling.

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It looks like Jeter Downs and Franchy Cordero will be facing him tonight. 

The Tides' official twitter account has a weird tweet that says the game will be the "MLB.TV free game of the day" and will also be broadcast live on "the Orioles homepage." I can't believe either of those are true, and see nothing else to confirm that, so I chose not to post the tweet.  

I'll be watching on the MiLB.tv website, starting at 6:35pm ET. 

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13 minutes ago, MurphDogg said:

He is ready. 

He would have struggled with a major league lineup today.  Pitches were consistently up and many times seemed to be in the middle of the plate though could be hard to tell with camera angle.  If it was down, it was offspeed.  Seemed predictable. 

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A friend who watched commented that Hall is very fidgety, rubbing the dirt, cleaning his spikes repeatedly, etc.  He thinks that hitters who can spoil pitches will draw a lot of walks.   Also said Hall throws a lot of pitches that aren’t competitive.  So, a lot to work on.  

Still, I think Hall may be a guy who needs to learn by struggling at the major league level.  
 

 

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10 hours ago, Frobby said:

A friend who watched commented that Hall is very fidgety, rubbing the dirt, cleaning his spikes repeatedly, etc.  He thinks that hitters who can spoil pitches will draw a lot of walks.   Also said Hall throws a lot of pitches that aren’t competitive.  So, a lot to work on.  

Still, I think Hall may be a guy who needs to learn by struggling at the major league level.  
 

 

He was having issues with his landing spot on the mound. He slipped a couple times IIRC. 

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