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Category: Player Analysis 2010

Derrek Lee

Turns 35 next month; it just seems like he’s been playing since 1980. Lee was a hot prospect way back in 1997, when the Padres called him up. After the season, he was the biggest take the Marlins got for … Finish Reading

Author Mac ThomasonPosted on August 19, 2010August 18, 2010Categories Game Threads 2010, Player Analysis 2010232 Comments on Derrek Lee

Diory Hernandez

The latest, but hardly the greatest, of the long line of shortstops from San Pedro de Macoris. Signed by the Braves at allegedly 19 years old in 2003, he looked like nothing more than organizational fodder until 2007, when he … Finish Reading

Author Mac ThomasonPosted on August 4, 2010August 3, 2010Categories Game Threads 2010, Player Analysis 2010183 Comments on Diory Hernandez

Kyle Farnsworth

He returns! Of course, it’s a little different now than in 2005, when he joined as the closer for a Braves team desperately in need of anyone who wasn’t Dan Kolb or Chris Reitsman to fill the role. Farnsworth was … Finish Reading

Author Mac ThomasonPosted on August 3, 2010August 2, 2010Categories Game Threads 2010, Player Analysis 2010294 Comments on Kyle Farnsworth

Rick Ankiel

Well, he’s famous. A lot more famous than his results dictate. Ankiel was the #1 prospect in baseball at one point, a hard-throwing lefthanded pitcher. He made it up to the majors briefly with the Cardinals as a 19-year-old, and … Finish Reading

Author Mac ThomasonPosted on August 1, 2010August 1, 2010Categories Game Threads 2010, Player Analysis 2010260 Comments on Rick Ankiel

Michael Dunn

Michael Dunn Minor League Statistics & History – Baseball-Reference.com.

Acquired from the Yankees in the Vazquez deal, Michael Dunn was drafted in the 33rd round in 2004 out of a junior college. He was originally used as an outfielder, … Finish Reading

Author Mac ThomasonPosted on July 19, 2010Categories Game Threads 2010, Player Analysis 2010214 Comments on Michael Dunn

Alex Gonzalez

For most of his career, Gonzalez has been most notable because there was another player, also named Alex Gonzalez, also a shortstop, with similar skills and limitations. It was all very confusing. When this sort of thing happened in the … Finish Reading

Author Mac ThomasonPosted on July 15, 2010July 15, 2010Categories Game Threads 2010, Player Analysis 2010335 Comments on Alex Gonzalez

Cristhian Martinez

Cristhian Martinez Minor League Statistics & History – Baseball-Reference.com.

Command-and-control righty. I’m not quite sure what’s going on with Martinez’s first name, or why he wasn’t signed (out of the Dominican by the Tigers) until he was 20. A … Finish Reading

Author Mac ThomasonPosted on May 27, 2010May 26, 2010Categories Game Threads 2010, Player Analysis 2010140 Comments on Cristhian Martinez

Gregor Blanco

Gregor Blanco Statistics and History – Baseball-Reference.com.

He is what he is, a player with some real strengths that are outweighed by real, and major, weaknesses. Blanco can do basically three things: he walks, he runs the bases, and … Finish Reading

Author Mac ThomasonPosted on May 26, 2010May 26, 2010Categories Game Threads 2010, Player Analysis 2010143 Comments on Gregor Blanco

Brent Clevlen

The Tigers’ Ryan Langerhans, a high draft pick (second round) who kept rising through the system because he has obvious physical gifts, but never did anything to make you think he was a real prospect. Clevlen did have a year, … Finish Reading

Author Mac ThomasonPosted on May 18, 2010May 18, 2010Categories Player Analysis 2010145 Comments on Brent Clevlen

Craig Kimbrel

Craig Kimbrel Minor League Statistics & History – Baseball-Reference.com.

Throws hard, bad control. Kimbrel, a short righthander from Huntsville, was drafted from a junior college in the third round in 2008, and has rocketed up the system basically because … Finish Reading

Author Mac ThomasonPosted on May 6, 2010May 6, 2010Categories Player Analysis 2010216 Comments on Craig Kimbrel

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