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  1. I really like Beltre. Him and Orelvis are ones to keep watching grow
  2. Up to 5th and 6th opinions now, haven't seen an update though
  3. Don't forget as you move up, pitchers throw more consistent strikes/know where the ball is going usually. So if you want to get super technical, why and where are the Ks coming from and would that be worsened as he moves up or seen less due to more strikes seen
  4. Might depend when he debuts as well
  5. With young prospects need to allow time to get back up to speed. Went basically a year and a half with no true games (at 18). May was getting back to game speed, June was getting his timing down, and July is lock and load let it rip imo
  6. I think so. Would be an upgrade this year and next and would give us a power lefty bat
  7. Orelvis Martinez 3-4 with another HR
  8. It is. 400 feet would be easily if he hit the bottom of the net there. His first homer was 392 i think. He cleared the top of the net lmao
  9. Going for the corners maybe
  10. Don't forget all the rule changes in low A with pickoffs to promote more steals
  11. Yeah, could potentially be slightly above average 2B. He has 20 2Bs and 3 homers and is still very small. If they can get some more muscle and improve his numbers overall increasing his launch angle I think he will be one to watch. How he adjusts and how he fares once he gets to AAA will be telling
  12. I still think Otto Lopez turns out to be much better than most are expecting. Will be interesting to see how he does at AAA
  13. Yep. Hopefully Tatis can get his confidence up to speak more. In a year or 2 maybe
  14. I dont believe so. If it stays this high continuously then it will be a bit on the high side. Looking at players ranked higher than him at the same level and age you can see somewhat similar K rates. 27.5% for Orelvis, 23.8% for Soderstrom, and 21.3% for Luciano. Similar extra base hits as Soderstrom and same avg and extra base hits as Luciano. This is Orelvis' first full season, only played rookie ball, while Luciano got to short season A ball in 2019 for a few games. I think its just a bit of an adjustment period for Orelvis. Hopefully he can bring it back down to 20% the rest of the year. He is having a really solid year so far imo
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