KJC

C ya LCastillo, *waves*

:thumbup Brazoban, Weeden In Brown Deal Baseball America's Josh Boyd reports that righthanders Yhency Brazoban and Brandon Weeden are the two Yankees prospects to be included in the pending Kevin Brown-Jeff Weaver trade with the Dodgers. Brazoban, a 23-year-old converted outfielder who throws in the mid-90s, has advanced rapidly since changing positions, reaching Double-A midway through 2003. As a pitcher, he has gone 2-4, 5.23 with 69 strikeouts and 31 walks in 65 innings. Weeden, 20, has moved slowly since being selected in the second round of the 2002 draft. After starting 2003 in the Rookie-level Gulf Coast League, where he went 2-1, 1.73 in 26 innings, he earned a promotion to short-season Staten Island, where he finished 0-2, 3.72 in 19 innings. He has the makings of a good delivery, and scouts believe there's projection to his 89-92 mph four-seam fastball. those are some high quality prospects :thumbup

i have info: credit BaseballAmerica top 10 list from year 2000... . Steve Colyer, LHP B-T: L-L Ht: 6-4 Wt: 205 Drafted: Meramec (Mo.) JC, D/F 1997 (2nd round) Signed by: Mike Hankins Background: Colyer is a perfect example of why the Dodgers need a low Class A affiliate. Usually a pitcher at his age with inconsistent command would pitch below the California League. Strengths: Colyer?s raw stuff should place him higher on this list. He throws a mid-90s fastball and a power overhand curveball, both potential strikeout pitches when he has good command. Colyer?s changeup showed improvement last summer. Weaknesses: Colyer hasn?t shown maturity on the mound or off the field to take advantage of his natural tools. His approach is inconsistent from start to start, and scouts felt that he gave up late in the year. Colyer?s command would improve if he simply concentrated more. The Future: Colyer will turn the corner if he dedicates himself to being a major league pitcher. Some members of the organization believe Colyer?s best role might be as a power reliever who could come in and throw in the upper 90s for an inning at a time.

here comes Adam's Wrath! RUN! :lol

Hugg dont you mean "WARM" prospects ? :lol

well of the people AVAILABLE im sorry to say Armando is a top choice...

majority of votes came in BEFORE his bad game vs Kstate...

guess he wasnt much of a segrationist for at least one night in 1925 much like Adam...

this will backfire on LC...

ok ok ok, lets not start a feud here.

3rd round pick seems good...

im building a statue of Vlad for Admin's front yard... take that however you will

im keeping them too... im greedier than fudge :lol

dont mess with Texas, words to live by...

im keeping the lotto numbers for myself and YES you will get in *puts thread on favorites, let me know WHEN im right*

maybe put Ramon or Red 8th to give him a little protection? i feel for sea bass hes a good player but just cant handle batting 8th

im diggin the lineup Mave

Enc and Red to LA for a prospect? just a thought... just thought i would bump that...

i would prefer to not help ATL but whatever must be done...

hes 24 years old

this was a very entertaining evening...

age?

am i still alive?

QUOTE(Das Texan @ Dec 13 2003, 9:07 PM) QUOTE(KJC @ Dec 13 2003, 10:44 PM) again, the 2 inch wrath... you are a pervert. besides you have to try to estimate mine at such a short length to make up for your inadequate manhood. hey leave my inadequate manhood out of it...

QUOTE(Das Texan @ Dec 13 2003, 8:59 PM) QUOTE(LCastillo @ Dec 13 2003, 10:34 PM) Admin can i post a poll asking who wants to ban Das for a day and if the Majority vote goes in favor of banning Das for a day....he will be banned. And if the Majority vote against banning Das- I get banned for a day how's that? how bout i just ban you regardless of what any poll states...... this is why i cant stay mad at him