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I could probably be a dick and say if you took the time to READ this thread, you would have your answers but on second thought its a fair question. Dean was on roster originally but it looks like Emilio Guerrero replaced him. I will post link to Australian Baseaball League. Ang is stalking Richard Urena for us in the Dominican League. Word is Urena has taken a liking to one of Ang's goats. Edited by Nafro
I'm a retard
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Definitely. Well, 2013 was insane at least. Did I miss anyone below?

 

2011:

 

Pillar!!!!

 

2012:

 

nobody.

 

2013:

 

Boyd

Graveman

Girodo

 

2014:

 

McBroom?

 

My additions (may not be in exact same category you are talking, but still interesting)

 

2011: Taylor Cole (fringe)

 

2012: Shane Dawson (fringe)

 

2013 : David Harris ??

 

2015:

(jury still out)

Connor Panas

Taylor Saucedo

Earl Burl III

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I could probably be a dick and say if you took the time to READ this thread, you would have your answers but on second thought its a fair question. Dean was on roster originally but it looks like Emilio Guerrero replaced him. I will post link to Australian Baseaball League. Ang is stalking Richard Urena for us in the Dominican League. Word is Urena has taken a liking to one of Ang's goats.

lol

 

Ureña is performing well

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Chad Girodo and Rowdy Tellez are in the AFL Fall Stars game, on Saturday

 

I don't see Rowdy on the list.

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I don't see Rowdy on the list.

 

He's a "Final Vote" candidate. So not on the team yet, but could be I guess

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He's a "Final Vote" candidate. So not on the team yet, but could be I guess

 

oh so you're an idiot

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Tellez "Scouting Profile"

 

http://m.bluejays.mlb.com/news/article/156316852/rowdy-tellez-scouting-report?topicid=151437456

 

Background:

When Rowdy Tellez was still in his mother's womb he did an awful lot of kicking, moving around and squirming. Consequently, before he was born, his grandmother began calling him "Rowdy." Twenty years later, Randy Tellez is still known as Rowdy. And that's the name he prefers.

Tellez is a "mountain" of a man. Standing 6-foot-4 and weighing a sturdy 245 pounds, Tellez has a huge frame with large legs and thighs. He knows how to use his size at the plate.

Tellez is a left-handed-hitting first baseman/designated hitter in the Toronto Blue Jays' organization. The Blue Jays selected him in the 30th round out of Elk Grove (Calif.) High School in the 2013 Draft.

Many scouts had Tellez projected as a possible third-round selection, but because he had a commitment to attend the University of Southern California, it may have been viewed as a risk to pick him in an early round.

Hitting:

An imposing presence at the plate, Tellez is one of several very capable left-handed-hitting first basemen playing in the 2015 Arizona Fall League.

Thus far in Arizona, I've seen a less aggressive swing than I anticipated. Tellez's pull side power could be game changing. However, he has patience at the plate and can accept a walk.

There is little question Tellez's raw power is his best and most refined tool. His hitting mechanics are still a work in progress. Tellez's hands seem slow through the ball. The slow bat speed results in some late reactions and swings and misses.

Tellez makes good use of his lower half in his swing, getting those huge legs and hips to generate a true power stroke.

I view Tellez as a hitter and not just a slugger. He has compiled a .285 batting average in parts of three Minor League seasons.

Tellez is ranked No. 7 on the Blue Jays' Top 30 Prospects list.

In early August this year, Tellez was sidelined due to a broken right hamate bone. He has been hitting since the beginning of October and is just now beginning to feel comfortable and relatively pain free.

As Tellez advanced in the Blue Jays' organization this past year, he clobbered right-handed pitching for a batting average of .307. Against left-handers his average was only .228. Thirteen of his 14 home runs were hit against right-handed pitching.

Defense:

While his power will be his Major League calling card, Tellez is challenged a bit playing first base. His feet are somewhat awkward, and he doesn't have much range. His overall defence can best be described as a tad below average. His effort is good, but he doesn't flash much athletic prowess at the position. Yet.

It seems that defensive reaction doesn't come naturally to Tellez. He appears to go through a thought process before deciding on a course of action on a given play.

Strengths:

Some very significant assets drive Tellez's game. First, his power potential is impressive. And, he has enough hitting upside to be considered a future middle-of-the-order bat. I believe he will improve his pitch recognition, and he can ultimately hit for a solid average.

Weaknesses:

Tellez is slow afoot. However, once he gets that big body underway, he may sneak a stolen base or two due to his good baserunning instincts.

Less than stellar defence may relegate Tellez to a role as a permanent designated hitter. However, he still has a great deal of development time to hone his defensive skills.

I find this interesting:

Tellez was always bigger than his peers, however, he didn't play football in high school. Actually, he wanted to be a professional dirt bike rider, something he loved.

The future for Tellez:

His power is real. His role may depend upon how much he develops as a defender. Regardless, at the minimum he can certainly look to a future as a fence-busting designated hitter.

Tellez in a word:

Solid

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Wonder if you could move Tellez for a SP prospect. Seems like a slugging 1st baseman prospect might have more value in a trade than he actually does in value to a team. I can't see his ceiling much more than a 2-3 WAR player with him realistically being a 4A player. Not a big fan of a 1st baseman with slow bat speed.
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A bunch of dudes just got released

 

http://i.imgur.com/gCXUbRU.png

http://i.imgur.com/4Cqfrlx.png

http://i.imgur.com/ER0TF1X.png

 

The most surprising, is Arik Sikula. He was a dark horse bullpen candidate at this time last year after posting pretty impressive numbers in AA. Maybe he retired.

 

Rip Griffin Murphys Stache ;_;

 

http://jaysprospects.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Murphy-Lansing.jpg

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Jays minor league free agents

 

Toronto Blue Jays

RHP: Dustin Antolin (AA), Austin Bibens-Dirkx (AA), Derek Blacksher (Hi A), Greg Burke (AAA), Cory Burns (AA), Lendy Castillo (Hi A), Scott Copeland (AAA), Greg Infante (AA), Mike Lee (AA), Murphy Smith (Hi A)

LHP: Andrew Albers (AAA), John Anderson (AAA), Scott Barnes (AA), Colt Hynes (AAA), Luis Perez (AA)

C: Luis Hurtado (AA), George Kottaras (AAA), Sean Ochinko (AAA)

2B: Ty Kelly (AAA), Ryan Schimpf (AAA)

SS: Kevin Nolan (AA)

OF: Chris Dickerson (AAA), Danny Dorn (AAA), Cole Garner (AA), Caleb Gindl (AAA), Brad Glenn (AAA), Alex Hassan (AAA), Melky Mesa (AAA)

 

other teams: http://www.baseballamerica.com/minors/minor-league-free-agents-2015/?utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Trending+Content&utm_content=5642a12604d30144ebd83116&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter

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Jays minor league free agents

 

Toronto Blue Jays

RHP: Dustin Antolin (AA), Austin Bibens-Dirkx (AA), Derek Blacksher (Hi A), Greg Burke (AAA), Cory Burns (AA), Lendy Castillo (Hi A), Scott Copeland (AAA), Greg Infante (AA), Mike Lee (AA), Murphy Smith (Hi A)

LHP: Andrew Albers (AAA), John Anderson (AAA), Scott Barnes (AA), Colt Hynes (AAA), Luis Perez (AA)

C: Luis Hurtado (AA), George Kottaras (AAA), Sean Ochinko (AAA)

2B: Ty Kelly (AAA), Ryan Schimpf (AAA)

SS: Kevin Nolan (AA)

OF: Chris Dickerson (AAA), Danny Dorn (AAA), Cole Garner (AA), Caleb Gindl (AAA), Brad Glenn (AAA), Alex Hassan (AAA), Melky Mesa (AAA)

 

other teams: http://www.baseballamerica.com/minors/minor-league-free-agents-2015/?utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Trending+Content&utm_content=5642a12604d30144ebd83116&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter

 

Bleh

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