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Kerjstad in Delmarva for BP (video)


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2 hours ago, Sports Guy said:

For sure.

But I do think we have to remember something.  This was an advanced college hitter with a big offensive upside.  He MA have been overdrafted but he was still a top 10 pick by most people, so its not like he is without talent.

We don't know what the time off has done to him and he will need some time to get acclimated but I would bet Elias is thinking that he should end up in Aberdeen this year...whether its for a few weeks or a few months will be up to Heston and how he develops.  But I am guessing the expectation is that is where he ends up.

I don’t disagree with you.   Obviously it’s been 2+ years since he’s been in competition, and he’s been through a lot physically, so I don’t necessarily expect him to dominate out of the gate.  Hopefully once he sheds the rust, he’ll prove himself too good for low A.   But we’ll see.  

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4 minutes ago, Mooreisbetter27 said:

Grounded out in his first at bat to second base. Got an rbi though. 

So we can now start criticizing the pick on his actual merit as a player?

Sweet.

 

Second overall pick, college bat playing in Delmarva and he can't do better than a grounder to second?  Pffft.  I thought he was the best power bat in his draft class?

Calling it now, bust.

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4 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

So we can now start criticizing the pick on his actual merit as a player?

Sweet.

 

Second overall pick, college bat playing in Delmarva and he can't do better than a grounder to second?  Pffft.  I thought he was the best power bat in his draft class?

Calling it now, bust.

Hey he has more RBIs than Adley already.

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11 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

So we can now start criticizing the pick on his actual merit as a player?

Sweet.

 

Second overall pick, college bat playing in Delmarva and he can't do better than a grounder to second?  Pffft.  I thought he was the best power bat in his draft class?

Calling it now, bust.

I'm nervous. You've never been wrong. Cough. Cough.

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31 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

So we can now start criticizing the pick on his actual merit as a player?

Sweet.

 

Second overall pick, college bat playing in Delmarva and he can't do better than a grounder to second?  Pffft.  I thought he was the best power bat in his draft class?

Calling it now, bust.

And he just struck out! Bum!:)

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