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  1. 1. Daniel Norris, LHP Current Level/Age: MLB/21.9, 6’2/195, L/L Drafted: 74th overall (2nd round) in 2011 out of Tennessee HS by TOR for $2.0 million bonus Fastball: 55/60, Curveball: 55/60, Slider: 50/55, Changeup: 45/50+, Command: 45/50+ Scouting Report: Norris was a well-known prospect coming out of a Tennessee high school, both for his above-average stuff dating back to his sophomore year of high school, but also his troublesome delivery. He slipped to the second round in 2011, but the Jays scooped him up at the 74th overall pick with a $2 million bonus. Norris took the Jays development staff a couple years to clean everything up and unlock his athleticism. Like Dalton Pompey, Norris shot from High-A to the big leagues last year in his age 21 season. Norris sits 91-95 mph with occasional life and a hard, plus 74-76 mph curveball that’s really improved the last couple seasons from a softer version. Norris also adds a 83-85 mph slider that flashes above average with clearly differentiated shape from his curve, along with a mid-80’s changeup that’s average to slightly above at times. Norris still isn’t perfectly online, he can elevate at times when he locks his landing knee and these things lead to a flatter fastball and giving up more hard contact. That said, he’s athletic enough to make all of this work and, when it’s right, the stuff is electric. There’s 2/3 starter upside and Norris now has the command to get there much faster than many would’ve guessed before this season. It’s also worth noting that Norris is quite a character, the real life Matt Foley, literally living in a van that is often near a river. Summation: Norris is getting a chance to compete for the #5 spot in the rotation out of camp, along with Aaron Sanchez. It’s likely he’ll spend some meaningful amount of 2015 in Triple-A, but he’ll probably settle into the rotation by this time next year. FV/Role/Risk: 60, #3 starter, Medium (3 on 1-5 scale) Projected Path: 2015: AAA/MLB http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/evaluating-the-prospects-toronto-blue-jays/
  2. Ben Nicholson-Smith Brett Cecil "feels good" per pitching coach Pete Walker. #BlueJays hope he'll resume throwing tomorrow
  3. Chelsea Janes ‏ Nationals announce Denard Span underwent surgery this morning to repair "right core muscle injury". More when we talk to Williams.
  4. Jays FO "Nolin kid is ready to the big show. He have good stuff, secondary and makeup. Call up him" After 1.1 IP "Maybe he's not ready "
  5. Castro will make the team.
  6. ~50% GB. He just need to put strikes.
  7. I like AJ J a lot
  8. I'm happy for Sanchez
  9. Sanchez resume please!!
  10. I missed Sanchez outing.
  11. We saw Castro, now its time to see Robertico
  12. Jayson and Robertico time
  13. Me encanta la comida Hondureña.
  14. Are you Dominican or Mexican? Delabar filthy
  15. Fuxx. Phillies batter are awful. Take pitches bitches.
  16. Who wanna change his vote?
  17. add 20 pounds, and he will gain +3 MPH 99 MPH, T-103 MPH
  18. Miguelito "el flaco" Castro bandwagon in 3..2..1 This kid will make 25-man roster. Book it!!
  19. Bringer the funckig rain..
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