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Call ups in September

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Nic Ungs anyone?

 

Aguila, Reed, Andino, and Resop are quickly becoming AAAA guys.

 

how can someone become an AAAA guy at 23 years old?

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By failing to meet impossible standards.

 

 

and those standards are?????????

Nic Ungs anyone?

 

Aguila, Reed, Andino, and Resop are quickly becoming AAAA guys.

 

how can someone become an AAAA guy at 23 years old?

huh? AAAA, am I missing something?

Nic Ungs anyone?

 

Aguila, Reed, Andino, and Resop are quickly becoming AAAA guys.

 

how can someone become an AAAA guy at 23 years old?

huh? AAAA, am I missing something?

A AAAA player, or four A player, never quadruple A, is a player who is an outstanding player at the AAA level but always has trouble succeeding at the major league level, either because of a lack of one of the five major tools or bad luck.

 

Many followers of sabermetrics question the idea that there are players who can dominate the high minors but fail in MLB. They think that teams tend to give up on such players too easily, leaving a population of potentially valuable players languishing in the minors. Bill James described such players as Ken Phelps All-Stars after the prototypical Ken Phelps, a AAAA player who finally made good when given a chance a number of years after he had first dominated competition at the AAA level.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/AAAA_player

I never knew there was such thing as a AAAA player.

 

it's not a real thing... per se

I never knew there was such thing as a AAAA player.

 

it's not a real thing... per se

Ya, I didn't think so. I guess it's kind of like a baseball "slang" word.

I never knew there was such thing as a AAAA player.

 

 

 

See: Aguila, Chris

 

If anyone here thinks Andino shouldn't be up, perhaps he hasn't earned it but we don't have any backup middle infielders besides Amezaga, who is our starting CF right now. We'd need Andino's glove if something happened.

Nic Ungs anyone?

 

Aguila, Reed, Andino, and Resop are quickly becoming AAAA guys.

 

how can someone become an AAAA guy at 23 years old?

huh? AAAA, am I missing something?

 

 

in other words career minor leaguers.

Nic Ungs anyone?

 

Aguila, Reed, Andino, and Resop are quickly becoming AAAA guys.

 

how can someone become an AAAA guy at 23 years old?

huh? AAAA, am I missing something?

in other words career minor leaguers.

well.. not exactly

Nic Ungs anyone?

 

Aguila, Reed, Andino, and Resop are quickly becoming AAAA guys.

 

how can someone become an AAAA guy at 23 years old?

huh? AAAA, am I missing something?

in other words career minor leaguers.

well.. not exactly

 

 

yeah bouncing between AAA and the pros.....example: Joe McEwing.

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