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Love Friday nights- colleges send their best pitchers out to the mound to square off.

Deck Mcguire pitched well, but was defeated by our own Maryland Terrapins. He had 8 IP 7 hits (2 HR) 3 BB 6 K's.

My man, Drew Pomeranz, was his usual dominant self: 6 IP 1 hit! 2 BB 9 K's.

Danny Hultzen was phenomenal for 8 IP 3 hits 1 BB 12 K's.

Christian Colon is 1-2 so far tonight.

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Love Friday nights- colleges send their best pitchers out to the mound to square off.

Deck Mcguire pitched well, but was defeated by our own Maryland Terrapins. He had 8 IP 7 hits (2 HR) 3 BB 6 K's.

My man, Drew Pomeranz, was his usual dominant self: 6 IP 1 hit! 2 BB 9 K's.

Danny Hultzen was phenomenal for 8 IP 3 hits 1 BB 12 K's.

Christian Colon is 1-2 so far tonight.

Too bad Hultzen is a 2011 guy, he would fit nicely at 1:3 as a college arm with good stuff and good polish and fantastic approach and some polish. Just out of curiosity, how is Matt Harvey doing this season so far? Talk about a guy who actually didn't benefit from going to college as far as his big payday is concerned....

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Too bad Hultzen is a 2011 guy, he would fit nicely at 1:3 as a college arm with good stuff and good polish and fantastic approach and some polish. Just out of curiosity, how is Matt Harvey doing this season so far? Talk about a guy who actually didn't benefit from going to college as far as his big payday is concerned....

Harvey is looking very good -- just spoke with an AL evaluator who had nothing but good things to say.

I would be surprised if Hultzen is in top 5 consideration next year -- honestly, probably not top 15 for me right now (though he's a very impressive kid). Just so much high-level talent in the '11 class....

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Harvey is looking very good -- just spoke with an AL evaluator who had nothing but good things to say.

I would be surprised if Hultzen is in top 5 consideration next year -- honestly, probably not top 15 for me right now (though he's a very impressive kid). Just so much high-level talent in the '11 class....

I guess his pure stuff just isn't up there with the others, but I meant had he been in the 2010 draft, he would be a decent choice at 1:3, but next year he will have many guys ahead of him...

Thats nice to hear about Harvey, hopefully he can continue to pitch well and work his way back up the draft board. The biggest thying I noticed about Harvey was the fact that in HS reports I read, he sat in the low 90's and touched 95, but whenever I saw him pitch, he topped out at around 92-ish....I hope his velo is back 100%......

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I guess his pure stuff just isn't up there with the others, but I meant had he been in the 2010 draft, he would be a decent choice at 1:3, but next year he will have many guys ahead of him...

Thats nice to hear about Harvey, hopefully he can continue to pitch well and work his way back up the draft board. The biggest thying I noticed about Harvey was the fact that in HS reports I read, he sat in the low 90's and touched 95, but whenever I saw him pitch, he topped out at around 92-ish....I hope his velo is back 100%......

He's an excellent pitcher. It's just tough when you think about the top players in the draft next year:

Rendon

Jungmann

Norris

Purke

Meyer

Gray

Bundy

Bradley-J

Harrison

Bradley-A

Hultzen

etc.

It's a tough group to gain any ground on. Just a silly amount of talent -- silly.

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