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Miller relishes new opportunity to star

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just based off projections, scouts, etc, would he basically rate as the pitcher with the highest ceiling right now in our entire organization?

 

 

By a long shot. He was a top 10 prospect in all of baseball I believe

 

none of our prospects (yes out of all our pitching prospects) rank that high. Which is shamful, given we draft so many pitchers and none of them are standing out in the minors right now.

stop putting so much into rankings. its not like every star was ranked high by baseballamerica

just based off projections, scouts, etc, would he basically rate as the pitcher with the highest ceiling right now in our entire organization?

 

 

By a long shot. He was a top 10 prospect in all of baseball I believe

 

none of our prospects (yes out of all our pitching prospects) rank that high. Which is shamful, given we draft so many pitchers and none of them are standing out in the minors right now.

stop putting so much into rankings. its not like every star was ranked high by baseballamerica

 

 

I understand, but it's a starting point.

 

Point is: none of our young pitchers are can't miss guys, or guys that blow you away. That's my point.

just based off projections, scouts, etc, would he basically rate as the pitcher with the highest ceiling right now in our entire organization?

 

 

By a long shot. He was a top 10 prospect in all of baseball I believe

 

none of our prospects (yes out of all our pitching prospects) rank that high. Which is shamful, given we draft so many pitchers and none of them are standing out in the minors right now.

stop putting so much into rankings. its not like every star was ranked high by baseballamerica

 

 

I understand, but it's a starting point.

 

Point is: none of our young pitchers are can't miss guys, or guys that blow you away. That's my point.

also alot of our pitchers were still in single-A last year meaning they are years away from the majors and the good thing is with the guys that are higher up can be use as stopgaps and traded off when the younger guys are developed

According to a buddy of mine who played with Miller at UNC, on their recent conversations regarding the trade...

 

"He's from Gainesville originally, so he is happy to be back in Florida. Dontrelle is his favorite pitcher, so he's a little disappointed that he won't be on the same team."

 

My Friend on his batting skills:

"You should see him hit. It's terrible. He is surprisingly very fast though. His only chance for a hit will be a swinging bunt."

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