Angrioter

1-7 against the yankees (0-5 yankee stadium)

C'mom Edwin

Melky is good again

Vamos por el 5to en fila

Toronto Blue Jays (MLB) send RHP Dustin McGowan to Buffalo Bisons (AAA) on a rehab assignment

5th in a row

Let's Go Jays

Adam Lind en llamas +17% walk rate

Ala Darin Mastroianni

51 Kevin Ziomek, lhp, Vanderbilt 52 Michael Lorenzen, of/rhp, Cal State Fullerton 53 Chad Pinder, 3b, Virginia Tech 54 Blake Taylor, lhp, Dana Hills HS, Dana Point, Calif. 55 Travis Demerritte, 3b, Winder-Barrow HS, Winder, Ga. 56 Riley Unroe, ss, Desert Ridge HS, Mesa, Ariz. 57 Josh Hart, of, Parkview HS, Lilburn, Ga. 58 Ryan Boldt, of, Red Wing (Minn.) HS 59 Dillon Overton, lhp, Oklahoma 60 Kent Emanuel, lhp, North Carolina 61 Dustin Peterson, 3b, Gilbert (Ariz.) HS 62 Jordan Paroubeck, of, Serra HS, San Mateo, Calif. 63 Dom Nunez, c, Elk Grove (Calif.) HS 64 Rowdy Tellez, 1b, Elk Grove (Calif.) HS 65 Garrett Williams, lhp, Calvary Baptist HS, Shreveport, La. 66 Cavan Biggio, 2b, St. Thomas HS, Houston 67 Jared King, of, Kansas State 68 Justin Williams, of, Terrebonne HS, Houma, La. 69 Tyler O’Neill, c, Garibaldi SS, Maple Ridge, B.C. 70 Andrew Knapp, c, California 71 Chris Okey, c, Eustis, Fla., HS 72 Chandler Eden, rhp, Yuba City (Calif.) HS 73 Garrett Hampson, ss, Reno (Nev.) HS 74 Tyler Skulina, rhp, Kent State 75 Trevor Williams, rhp, Arizona State 76 JaCoby Jones, 2b, Louisiana State 77 Rob Zastryzny, lhp, Missouri 78 Teddy Stankiewicz, rhp, Seminole State (Okla.) JC 79 A.J. Vanegas, rhp, Stanford 80 Michael O’Neill, of, Michigan 81 Jake Brentz, lhp, Parkway South HS, Manchester, Mo. 82 Trey Michalczewski, 3b, Jenks (Okla.) HS 83 Ryan McMahon, 3b, Mater Dei HS, Santa Ana, Calif. 84 Tucker Neuhaus, ss, Wharton HS, Tampa 85 A.J. Puk, lhp, Washington HS, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 86 Ryon Healy, 1b, Oregon 87 Matt Oberste, 1b, Oklahoma 88 Drew Ward, 3b/1b, Leedey (Okla.) HS 89 Andrew Church, rhp, Basic HS, Henderson, Nev. 90 Cody Bellinger, 1b, Hamilton HS, Chandler, Ariz. 91 Dace Kime, rhp, Louisville 92 Carlos Salazar, rhp, Kerman (Calif.) HS 93 Jimmie Sherfy, rhp, Oregon 94 Clinton Hollon, rhp, Woodford County HS, Versailles, Ky. 95 Cal Quantrill, rhp, Trinity College School, Port Hope, Ont. 96 Tyler Danish, rhp, Durant HS, Plant City, Fla. 97 Colby Suggs, rhp, Arkansas 98 Buck Farmer, rhp, Georgia Tech 99 Aaron Brown, lhp, Pepperdine 100 Daniel Gibson, lhp, Florida

Baseball America’s Rank Player, Pos., Team 1 Jonathan Gray, rhp, Oklahoma 2 Mark Appel, rhp, Stanford 3 Kris Bryant, 3b/of, San Diego 4 Clint Frazier, of, Loganville (Ga.) HS 5 Austin Meadows, of, Grayson HS, Loganville, Ga. 6 Kohl Stewart, rhp, St. Pius X HS, Houston 7 Colin Moran, 3b, North Carolina 8 Braden Shipley, rhp, Nevada 9 Trey Ball, lhp, New Castle (Ind.) HS 10 Sean Manaea, lhp, Indiana State 11 Ryne Stanek, rhp, Arkansas 12 Reese McGuire, c, Kentwood HS, Covington, Wash. 13 Hunter Renfroe, of, Mississippi State 14 Dominic Smith, 1b, Serra HS, Gardena, Calif. 15 D.J. Peterson, 3b/1b, New Mexico 16 J.P. Crawford, ss, Lakewood (Calif.) HS 17 Eric Jagielo, 3b, Notre Dame 18 Ian Clarkin, lhp, Madison HS, San Diego 19 Jonathon Crawford, rhp, Florida 20 Nick Ciuffo, c, Lexington (S.C.) HS 21 Phillip Ervin, of, Samford 22 Rob Kaminsky, lhp, St. Joseph Regional HS, Montvale, N.J. 23 Jon Denney, c, Yukon (Okla.) HS 24 Hunter Harvey, rhp, Bandys HS, Catawba, N.C. 25 Phil Bickford, rhp, Oaks Christian HS, Westlake Village, Calif. 26 Chris Anderson, rhp, Jacksonville 27 Billy McKinney, of, Plano (Texas) West HS 28 Marco Gonzales, lhp, Gonzaga 29 Austin Wilson, of, Stanford 30 Aaron Judge, of, Fresno State 31 Hunter Green, lhp, Warren East HS, Bowling Green, Ky. 32 Matt Krook, lhp, St. Ignatius HS, San Francisco 33 Connor Jones, rhp, Great Bridge HS, Chesapeake, Va. 34 Tim Anderson, ss, East Central (Miss.) JC 35 Kyle Serrano, rhp, Farragut (Tenn.) HS 36 Bobby Wahl, rhp, Mississippi 37 Ryan Eades, rhp, Louisiana State 38 Oscar Mercado, ss, Gaither HS, Tampa 39 Hunter Dozier, ss, Stephen F. Austin State 40 Cord Sandberg, of, Manatee HS, Bradenton, Fla. 41 Aaron Blair, rhp, Marshall 42 Alex Balog, rhp, San Francisco 43 Alex Gonzalez, rhp, Oral Roberts 44 Devin Williams, rhp, Hazelwood (Mo.) West HS 45 Andrew Thurman, rhp, UC Irvine 46 Tom Windle, lhp, Minnesota 47 Corey Knebel, rhp, Texas 48 Trey Masek, rhp, Texas Tech 49 Andrew Mitchell, rhp, Texas Christian 50 Jason Hursh, rhp, Oklahoma State

Trey Ball Current - Future Fastball: 50/55 --> 60 Curveball: 40/45--> 60 Changeup: 45/50 -->55/60 Command: 35/40-->55/60 Control: 45--->60/65 Feel: 40-->55/60 Overall Future Potential:58/61 Adjusted OFP:56/62 Very good athlete w/good body control; projectable frame; should add strength; room for growth in stuff; potential for three + offerings; command will come; + makeup. Physical Description: Projectable big league frame with high waist, medium broad hips, broad shoulders, and long limbs. Good control of body and solid flexibility to go with athleticism that plays. Long strides helps plus speed play up when underway. Mechanics: Ball utilizes a compact “phone booth” step-in and leg lift to start his delivery, then relies on long limbs and good drive to create extension and late release. His hand split, backswing, pronation, and acceleration all work pretty well with his lower half, creating solid timing and momentum, and his top shelf athleticism and body control help him to repeat his mechanics well, particularly for a prep player who splits his attention between the field and the mound, in addition to other sports. He can fail to keep a tight front side from time-to-time, in addition to coming with some tilt and corresponding fall-off to the third base side, which will lead to inconsistencies in his release and negatively affect his command and control. His three-quarters release and long arms help to create good plane on his fastball, and he does a decent job of repeating the slot with his curve and changeup. There is some effort stemming from his drive, momentum, and arm speed, which too causes some inconsistencies in his release and in his ability to command the ball, but overall he does a solid job of moving his pitches around, with his fastball and change-up command currently outdistancing his breaking ball command by a fair amount. He’s slow to the plate from the stretch, even when incorporating a slide step, so his drafting organization will need to determine whether the best solution to this issue is faster pacing or a focus on disrupting runners’ timing and jumps. Stuff: Fastball – Ball’s fastball has reportedly reached as high as 96 mph this spring, and has routinely sat in the low-90s (fading some only recently this spring). With a projectable frame, and plenty of room to add additional strength, durability concerns are lessened some, with solid plus velocity likely, long term. Ball produces some arm-side action, but the pitch falls short of being truly explosive. He moves it around pretty well to both sides of the plate and has little trouble elevating when needed, though he works well down in the zone, creating plane. Curveball – Ball’s curve is a future plus offering that is at its best in as a 1-to-7 offering with late bite and good depth. When clicking, he’ll bring the pitch in the mid-70s, helping it to serve as a quality change-of-pace pitch without affording hitters recoup time to make adjustments. He has trouble commanding the pitch with consistency, and his control of the offering also lags behind that of his fastball and off-speed. He’ll drop his release on occasion, as well, forcing him to come around the pitch, which produces a soft, slurvy breaker that tends to stick on the hit plane. With a little more consistency in execution, it should be a worthy weapon at the next level, playing at plus—perhaps better. Changeup – Ball’s arm action produces good fade on the changeup, which mirrors the arm-side run noted above on the fastball. He throws the pitch with a high level of comfort and creates arm speed and arm slot deception, giving amateur hitters little chance to defend themselves. He generally throws the pitch in the 78-82 mph range, creating a solid velo delta that should play well against pro bats. It’s a third offering with plus potential for the lefty. Discussion: Ball boasts a solid three-pitch foundation, a projectable frame with long limbs and the athleticism and coordination to control them, and high marks in make-up and work ethic, combining to present an enticing draft profile. The lefty has shown well this spring and seems a good bet to offer at least mid-rotation production when all is said and done. As with most high school arms, some fluctuations in velocity and inconsistency in his secondaries can leave an evaluator with concerns as to whether these issues will be magnified once the player is asked to throw more frequently and in higher effort situations. There is some solace to be found in his projectable frame, which should allow for additional strength to come as he fills in, and much solace to be taken from Ball’s athleticism and work ethic, would should allow him to incorporate pro instruction well. In addition to being a top tier pitching prospect, Ball is a worthy first round target as an outfielder, though his combination of “now” stuff, relatively clean mechanics, athleticism, and track record this spring make the mound a slightly safer proposition. His Adjusted OFP, listed above, gets a bump due to physical projection and the potential for a better-than-projected bump in stuff, and a slight knock due to typical concerns relating to durability and the potential negative impacts inherent in prep arms jumping from amateur to pro ball. The Texas commit should come off the board in the first round and fits well as a top ten pick on the bump. http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=20615&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Agree 100%

28 years old Cuban. No pop or speed

Bautista

Yu Vs Verlander 3-3? Ortiz >> YU or Verlander

McGowan gets through the 7th without surrendering a hit. Walks Twins top prospect M. Sano on a 3-2 pitch, but gets 1 K and two air-outs.

Jake/Jacob Anderson bust

Moran = Ackley

Colletti and the Dodgers get Casey Blake for Carlos Santana + Casey Blake salary

Pillar? Christian Lopes?

lol

Romero today 3.2IP, 4H, 2ER, 6 Walks and K

Trey Ball again I don't like this Kid

1st Vs last place