Reply to "What scouts really look for?"

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FrankF-
I'd sadly have to agree with you. Will there ever be a day when results matter more than potential? I'm not saying the 6ft 6in 94mph pitcher who can throw it in the ocean shouldn't get looked at---he should, but a proven winner with solid stuff should get a chance. I definately fall into the second category (I don't even throw that hard), and all I'm asking for is a chance. We (non-overdominating pitchers) need to prove it if/when we get the chance.

5/18/061:50 PM

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