Reply to "Pitcher Projectability"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

Statty,
I get where you are coming from, because there are a lot of guys I know who dismiss pitchers and players success because they beleive that their stats tell the story. Most of these guys who rank these guys haven't even see half of them play.

I will use a player I know as an example, about 6 ft, lower velo, pin point control (strike out machine) and repeatedly an allstar in milb year after year, moved quickly through the system (drafted later round I might add)then stalled, if you went by stats, he was good.
He couldn't get passed one inning on the ML field without major damage being done.

What I am saying is that you put a lot of spin on the stats, I don't beleive they tell the whole story.

JMO.

9/24/1110:41 AM

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