We Still Need To Talk About Chris Shaw's Facial Hair /SrmfsDjFI1- Doug April 15, 2018 Both may be up and down guys, but that’s a hell of a career from where I’m sitting and there’s a chance each can carve out end of roster roles of some kind (I mean, Kelby’s still here!). Miguel Gomez was sent down from AAA to AA, and then up from AA to MLB, where he might have shaken hands with DJ Snelten in the airport. Neither is turning their high octane into as many swing thrus as one can hope, and both have a relationship with the strike zone that verges on “frenemies.” Adon in particularly, is a serious arm to dream on. They’ve been thrown into the pool and they’re not drowning. Melvin Adon and Garrett Cave get some level of the same mulligan. Still doesn’t mean you should be worried about these guys, but patience is the watchword. or Ronald Acuña A ball breakout here? It’s not happening so far. But if you were hoping for a Vlad Guerrero Jr. They have some of the best power projection in the system still. But Ramos’ youth and inexperience make any success this year mostly gravy, and Gonzalez, though not nearly as raw, gets some of the same pass.
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Ramos and Gonzalez have certainly had their fair shares of struggles in their full season debuts, and I won’t be shocked to see both in Oregon at some point before this year is done, just as another pair of 1st and 2nd round High School picks were a few years back (that’s Christian Arroyo and Ryder Jones, if I wasn’t painfully obvious). And perhaps I’ll be criticized here for putting my thumb on the scale to protect them. There’s no doubt at all that the top two guys on this list could very easily slot into the category down the page a bit. Packed house for Grand Salami #MiLB #mlb /hNmmsmv9QM- Tys May 11, 2018 It’s a group of back-end rotation or utility players who are successfully increasing the likelihood that they might be successful in that role. If there’s a complaint to be made about this solid Good group, it’s the low impact nature of them. Howard’s K’ing just 12% of the time in his AA debut. Ryan Howard is the latest Giants’ prospect to combine solid SS defense with a high contact approach to zoom his way up the system. Slater has continued to whack-a-mole AAA pitchers into submission, doubling his way to better than 1.000 OPS but showing some of the same pronounced anti-launch angle tendencies that have plagued his scouting reports for a long while now (perhaps a visit to Mac Williamson’s swing Dr. Garrett Williams was the glory prospect in the Richmond rotation, but Shaun Anderson has managed the transition to AA better so far and Jordan Johnson is rebounding well from back to back poor seasons, in an attempt to Rx his prospect status. Andrew Suarez has leapfrogged over Tyler Beede to seize a major league rotation opportunity, and despite some standard issue growing pains in the majors, it looks like he’s leaping over Ty Blach as well, as a guy who will stick in the rotation as injured starters come back. In the solidly good category, we have three pitchers and a couple of classic Giants’ flat-swing hitters.
Good Show/Good Job!:ĬALLED UP: According to the have called up Austin Slater from AAA Sacramento #milb #mlb #calledup #sfgiants #giants /9qFaGew0yM- MLB Photoshop May 14, 2018 Post-prospect Mac Williamson’s two-week rampage through the PCL was certainly an eye-opener, but none of the organization’s prospects is really putting on this kind of “stand up and pay attention” show so far this year.
Nobody really fits in this category sadly. Open that page to get the stats, and over here we’ll bucket out the performances into a few tiers: The Great Breakout: Photo by Matt McClain/Getty Images It has scouting grades and report for every player publicly accessible and a nifty little one-page look at all the top prospects stats, so it’s a perfect one stop reference. So for expediency’s sake, let’s use MLB’s list instead. That’s an excellent reminder that the Giants thinned out their already thin system this winter in an attempt to compete at the major league level in 2018, but it doesn’t really help us to take the temperature of the system as is. My default mode would be to use Baseball America’s list, but due to print deadlines, the Giants top 30 list in this year’s Handbook included five different players who were no longer with the organization, including the #4 and 5 prospects on the list ( Christian Arroyo and Bryan Reynolds).
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