Reply to "Has anyone ever seen a PG grade of less than 7?"

Go44dad10,000+ posts

So JP.....a sixteen year old that throws 87, but is kinda big, quick arm action and has room to fill out, a scout "projects him" to throw 93 in (blank) years would rate the FB a "plus" fastball at sixteen? And following that logic, PG would rate him a "9" (or something) at a showcase when he is 16?

So the MLB pipeline tool scoring and the PG is what the player is projected to be based on eyes and some metrics (velocity, 60 time, bat speed etc.)

Just seeking understanding. I understand that it is an art as much as a skill in projecting and scouting.

8/14/154:29 PM

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