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Ryan Tucker's ML debut...

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keep in mind one of the walks was intentional too. I know it was already 3-1 count but still...

 

 

Kid looked terrific for his first time out. Really grooving his fastball. And it's got good movement.

 

A little bit of command issues but he always seemed to be able to throw strikes when he absolutely had to.

 

 

:thumbup

I know this might be a little premature, but did he remind anyone else of Beckett?

 

Beckett as a prospect had at least three and maybe four plus pitches. Tucker has one plus pitch. I see exactly where you're coming from.

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"He mixed his pitches and he pitched well -- he really did," Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "He pitched inside, wasn't afraid. We'll see what happens five days from now if he could do it again.

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I am guessing he is going to make the next start. Hopefully he won't ever go down to the minors again :).

I know this might be a little premature, but did he remind anyone else of Beckett?

 

Beckett as a prospect had at least three and maybe four plus pitches. Tucker has one plus pitch. I see exactly where you're coming from.

 

I agree, Beckett wasn't who I thought he reminded me of....maybe a little like a Brad Penny type if you want to compare him to any former Marlin rookie pitcher.

I know this might be a little premature, but did he remind anyone else of Beckett?

 

Beckett as a prospect had at least three and maybe four plus pitches. Tucker has one plus pitch. I see exactly where you're coming from.

So whats the 4th Plus pitcher outside of FB, CB, change?

...Can't wait to see him his next start.

 

Niether can the rest of the National league now that they have some tape on him. Just bringing what he did today isn't going to be enough to survive. He needs to incrementally step up his performance or be gone.

 

That said, all things considered he did very well.

Does anyone have any video of a young Beckett/Penny? It's been a long time since their ML debuts.

All I can find is camera phone video of the final out of the 2003 World Series, taken from the upper deck of Yankee Stadium.

 

 

 

Judging from the cheering around them, they were Marlins fans. :mischief

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LOL.... I meant his pitches but I will take that for some entertainment. I am not getting any HW done tonight lol. OMG the players look like ants running to food. I remember that day :(.

LOL.... I meant his pitches but I will take that for some entertainment. I am not getting any HW done tonight lol.

I was just saying that's all I could find of Beckett pitching in a Marlins uniform.

 

But yes, much fun. :mischief

I know this might be a little premature, but did he remind anyone else of Beckett?

 

No, not at all.

 

Congratulations to Ryan on his debut and win! I'm looking forward to seeing him again. I think he did quite well but I do think he'll need to bring a little more. Nice fastball.

...Can't wait to see him his next start.

 

Niether can the rest of the National league now that they have some tape on him. Just bringing what he did today isn't going to be enough to survive. He needs to incrementally step up his performance or be gone.

 

That said, all things considered he did very well.

 

lol, I think the rest of the National League can't wait to play against our pitching staff in general. It goes without saying that Tucker must improve, but that also goes for the rest of the starters.

I know this might be a little premature, but did he remind anyone else of Beckett?

 

All in all, a great ML debut.

 

I was there when Beckett made his debut against the Cubs.

 

Oh and how I remember when he struck out Sosa.

...Can't wait to see him his next start.

 

Niether can the rest of the National league now that they have some tape on him. Just bringing what he did today isn't going to be enough to survive. He needs to incrementally step up his performance or be gone.

 

That said, all things considered he did very well.

 

lol, I think the rest of the National League can't wait to play against our pitching staff in general. It goes without saying that Tucker must improve, but that also goes for the rest of the starters.

 

I agree. The pitch to Griffey in the 5th ripped to Uggla was right over the center of the plate. Could easily been #600. Did pretty well for his first game

Next time,

I want to see our #1. prospect Camaron Maybin, as soon as possible.

 

He were our last puzzle, I think.

(Look at the Jay Bruce' performance.)

Next time,

I want to see our #1. prospect Camaron Maybin, as soon as possible.

 

He were our last puzzle, I think.

(Look at the Jay Bruce' performance.)

 

 

Look at Jay Bruce's minor league #'s. :mischief

It's just me then, I guess. :lol :lol

 

 

I will say he reminded me of Beckett more than he did Penny.

While Beckett has a great changeup, I don't even remember Beckett throwing changeups, in his early career. I could be wrong, but he used to pitch mainly with the fastball, and curve...I don't remember Beckett having 3+ offspeed pitches early on, as some people are saying.

Tucker didn't get any slack from the umpires, and still baffled the Reds hitters. I am eager to see how he does with a whole game without jitters.

is tucker next start in tampa? he look good for his first game he will get better as he play more games

 

 

yeah, I think he's scheduled, for Friday.

It's just me then, I guess. :lol :lol

 

 

I will say he reminded me of Beckett more than he did Penny.

While Beckett has a great changeup, I don't even remember Beckett throwing changeups, in his early career. I could be wrong, but he used to pitch mainly with the fastball, and curve...I don't remember Beckett having 3+ offspeed pitches early on, as some people are saying.

How would you even remember?

Considering that he made his debut on short notice, it was a good outing. He will just have to settle down with his pitching in his next appearance, and lower the walks.

 

I'm not so sure it was short notice. Didn't they hold him out of a start at AA? And I think it was pretty obvious we were going to be making another move and it was probably going to be him. The Del La Cruz call up was on short notice.

...Can't wait to see him his next start.

 

Niether can the rest of the National league now that they have some tape on him. Just bringing what he did today isn't going to be enough to survive. He needs to incrementally step up his performance or be gone.

 

That said, all things considered he did very well.

 

The Reds did have some inside info on him. According to 790's in-game talk, their AA club faced him twice this year. I'm sure they at least made some phone calls. Not the same as film, but...

 

Anyway, I see your point and do agree with it. Gotta see more from a rookie. I like to see a guy go two or three starts vs a team before I put any label on him. Like to see if he can adjust to the adjustments. One of the reasons I never like to see a pitcher win ROY, including DTrain.

 

Great outing. Keep up the good work.

Next time,

I want to see our #1. prospect Camaron Maybin, as soon as possible.

 

He were our last puzzle, I think.

(Look at the Jay Bruce' performance.)

Maybin is not as polished as Bruce, He lacks the discipline at the plate that Bruce has, Maybin will be awesome it just that he still has some problems with the breaking ball

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