2024 1st Round Pick (#22): Vance Honeycutt - OF - (Jr) North Carolina (NC)
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By CaptainRedbeard · Posted
Very interesting that in his recent AAA starts, Povich threw a lot of sinkers and sweepers, but in his gem last night he completely cut out the cutter and the sinker. He kept the higher sweeper usage, including against RH batters, so it seems to have replaced the cutter. This all worked last night because he kept a pretty low percentage of fastballs at 45%, but was able to throw his soft stuff for strikes. Ultimately I don’t really think changes in pitch mix made the difference here. He looked like he did in the good Braves start, commanding the four seamer at the top of the zone and the curve at the bottom of the zone. That’s really the key for him. The changeup off the plate to righties was also a good pitch for him last night, and maybe the sweeper will be the in-zone pitch for him to go to other than the fastball. -
He hasn't pitched since Thursday, and his last outing before that was on 8/10. I'd consider that fresh for a middle reliever. It only takes a minute to look up on milb.com rather than laughing at someone else's post for no reason. -
Next year's bullpen is going to be good, hopefully Bautista, Dominguez, and Cano are your 7, 8 , and 9th inning. Columbe can pitch in the back end when the match ups are solid. I think McDermott MUST be transitioned to a backend bullpen piece and start the season on the MLB club. Having options for him is nice. Soto is a wild card for me. Yes, he's been AWFUL, but he is under control and might be a project much the same as Rogers. Lefties with his stuff aren't easy to come by. Hopefully Suarez is in the Bullpen next year once the starting 5 is figured out. Webb has earned his keep. The final spot needs to go to Akin/Perez/Soto/better LHP. Maybe that is a target for Elias this offseason, a shutdown lefty for the pen. Bautista, Dominguez, Cano, Columbe, McDermott, Suarez, Webb, & (Good Mystery LHP) is my bet for next season -
By OrioleintheATL · Posted
Lmao. Get a fresh arm up? You do realize that they play games in Norfolk, right? Has this call-up not pitched in Norfolk? I'm sure he has pitched plenty so that's not fresh unless your definition of "fresh" is something other than Webster's. -
By CaptainRedbeard · Posted
Wow - that’s a very strong arm. You can see why he hasn’t been moved off of catcher. Even if everything else is a work in progress, he’s not being limited by arm strength. -
By Orioles0615 · Posted
Because he’s another crappy pitcher who walks a lot batters -
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