Who who and what? :lol

 

http://www.isjoshluekearapist.com/

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luke_Scott

 

http://static.foxsports.com/content/fscom/img/2012/09/17/091712-MLB-Blue-Jays-Yunel-Escobar-DG-PI_20120917215027157_660_320.JPG

 

Addendum: Luke Scott no longer plays for the Rays, and Yunel also has really bad grammar.

Oh, right. :lol

You have to remember, the game starts with your eyes. I'm talking Scouting, at the high school level especially, statistics are absolutely meaningless and the only thing that you can rely on is your eyes to make a baseball decision. That's where this game starts, that's where the decisions start, and it's all done with your eyes. I completely agree that at the upper levels of the game statistics become more relevant, but to make a decision based on your eyes isn't ridiculous and unheard of. There is still a place for that in this game, and there always will be.

You have to remember, the game starts with your eyes. I'm talking Scouting, at the high school level especially, statistics are absolutely meaningless and the only thing that you can rely on is your eyes to make a baseball decision. That's where this game starts, that's where the decisions start, and it's all done with your eyes. I completely agree that at the upper levels of the game statistics become more relevant, but to make a decision based on your eyes isn't ridiculous and unheard of. There is still a place for that in this game, and there always will be.

 

That's because less reliable means of evaluation are acceptable for the high school level, which is far less meaningful than you seem to think it is. That doesn't mean that the eyes are preferable, but more that it's less feasible to conduct MLB statistical analysis in high school. High schools do look at stats too, you know.

Btw, Today Turner had 2nd rehab game @ Jupiter.

He allowed 4 hits(including 1 solo homer), 1er, 1r, 1walk thru 7 innings (7K).

 

I think Capps would be sent down to minor if Turner were ready.