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bluetrain
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Post subject: Prospects according to Baseball Prospectus Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:13 pm |
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i stole this from over at TBLA, I think outside of the top 3, its junk. But thats me. Tray Robinson over Lambo! Somebody sees something i dont. they played to gather in the Arizona Fall League, Lambo hit .330, Robinson .238,and Robinson is a yr older. ehhhh train "seems like every year when Baseball Prospectus is going to issue the Dodgers' top prospects, the publication is delayed. While whether or not it was delayed, here is the list (most of the analysis is only available to subscribers.) " http://bit.ly/bHvsAnFive-Star Prospects 1. Dee Gordon, SS 2. Chris Withrow, RHP Four-Star Prospects 3. Ethan Martin, RHP Three-Star Prospects 4. Aaron Miller, LHP 5. Scott Elbert, LHP 6. Trayvon Robinson, OF 7. Garrett Gould, RHP 8. Ivan DeJesus Jr., SS 9. Josh Lindblom, RHP Two-Star Prospects 10. Kenley Jansen, RHP 11. Kyle Russell, OF Four More: 12. Andrew Lambo, OF: He isn’t an athletic corner outfielder, and is instead a bat-only prospect who might not have enough bat. 13. Allen Webster, RHP: A highly projectable righty, Webster has the potential to rocket up this list after his 2010 full-season debut. 14. Pedro Baez, 3B: He needs to overcome an injury bug and plate discipline issues, but his tools remain outstanding. 15. Nathan Eovaldi, RHP: This Tommy John surgery survivor was kept on a short leash in 2009, but he was brilliant at times while showcasing one of the more live arms in the system.
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dodgergal55
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Post subject: Re: Prospects according to Baseball Prospectus Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:19 pm |
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Thanks bluetrain! I really can't wait to see Gordon in the big leagues, he stole 70+ bases this past season. His speed is going to be valuable to the club. As of right now the only true threat on the base paths is Matt Kemp. Do you think Lindblom will make the team out of Spring Training? I hope so - I saw him pitch last year at AT&T park and he has awesome command.
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bluetrain
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Post subject: Re: Prospects according to Baseball Prospectus Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:28 pm |
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dodgergal55 wrote: Thanks bluetrain! I really can't wait to see Gordon in the big leagues, he stole 70+ bases this past season. His speed is going to be valuable to the club. As of right now the only true threat on the base paths is Matt Kemp. Do you think Lindblom will make the team out of Spring Training? I hope so - I saw him pitch last year at AT&T park and he has awesome command. Dee Gordon is three yrs away, I think... Lindblom, I think will be better served at AAA(the LAD also). We are weak in our system in positipm players, partiularly 3B and to a lesser degree the OF. But pitchers,good ones, have top value on the trading block. Good for us...Our system is heavy with pitchers... train
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dodgergal55
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Post subject: Re: Prospects according to Baseball Prospectus Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:47 pm |
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bluetrain wrote: dodgergal55 wrote: Thanks bluetrain! I really can't wait to see Gordon in the big leagues, he stole 70+ bases this past season. His speed is going to be valuable to the club. As of right now the only true threat on the base paths is Matt Kemp. Do you think Lindblom will make the team out of Spring Training? I hope so - I saw him pitch last year at AT&T park and he has awesome command. Dee Gordon is three yrs away, I think... Lindblom, I think will be better served at AAA(the LAD also). We are weak in our system in positipm players, partiularly 3B and to a lesser degree the OF. But pitchers,good ones, have top value on the trading block. Good for us...Our system is heavy with pitchers... train We haven't had any luck with the 3B position. The good thing is we have a great core playing for us now and I hope they'll be with us for a very long time.
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bluetrain
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Post subject: Re: Prospects according to Baseball Prospectus Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:57 pm |
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dodgergal55 wrote: bluetrain wrote: dodgergal55 wrote: Thanks bluetrain! I really can't wait to see Gordon in the big leagues, he stole 70+ bases this past season. His speed is going to be valuable to the club. As of right now the only true threat on the base paths is Matt Kemp. Do you think Lindblom will make the team out of Spring Training? I hope so - I saw him pitch last year at AT&T park and he has awesome command. Dee Gordon is three yrs away, I think... Lindblom, I think will be better served at AAA(the LAD also). We are weak in our system in positipm players, partiularly 3B and to a lesser degree the OF. But pitchers,good ones, have top value on the trading block. Good for us...Our system is heavy with pitchers... train We haven't had any luck with the 3B position. The good thing is we have a great core playing for us now and I hope they'll be with us for a very long time. This is Blake's las year, and we have no replacement for either him or Manny!!!! trades are good.... train
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dodgergal55
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Post subject: Re: Prospects according to Baseball Prospectus Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:58 pm |
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This is Blake's las year, and we have no replacement for either him or Manny!!!! trades are good.... train
We still have Casey for next year as well. Do you think Lambo will be ready to step in for Manny after this season?
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dx2
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Post subject: Re: Prospects according to Baseball Prospectus Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:59 pm |
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bluetrain wrote: This is Blake's las year, and we have no replacement for either him or Manny!!!! trades are good.... train I thought we signed Blake for 3 years last year? I could be wrong. 
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bluetrain
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Post subject: Re: Prospects according to Baseball Prospectus Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 7:03 pm |
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dodgergal55 wrote: This is Blake's las year, and we have no replacement for either him or Manny!!!! trades are good.... train
We still have Casey for next year as well. Do you think Lambo will be ready to step in for Manny after this season?
i wish, but i doubt it,,, two years away tran
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bluetrain
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Post subject: Re: Prospects according to Baseball Prospectus Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 7:06 pm |
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dx2 wrote: bluetrain wrote: This is Blake's las year, and we have no replacement for either him or Manny!!!! trades are good.... train I thought we signed Blake for 3 years last year? I could be wrong.  you're correct sir, my bad, problem is, how good wil he be at almost 40? Over the hill can happen in the blink of an eye at his age, I hope not, just sayin. but we still have pitchers and no 3B in the minors... train
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dodgersdan
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Post subject: Re: Prospects according to Baseball Prospectus Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 2:06 pm |
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I thought Martin was just rated above Withrow? Or was that MLB.com's prospect listing? 
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bluetrain
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Post subject: Re: Prospects according to Baseball Prospectus Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 4:12 pm |
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dodgersdan wrote: I thought Martin was just rated above Withrow? Or was that MLB.com's prospect listing?  i dont recollect who that other prospect list belonged to, but yes, they left Withrow out entirely.. My thots Withrow and Elbert our are #1a and 1b prospects..Elbert is still a Rookie stats wise... train ps..then Gordon and Martin
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