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6/22 Mets @ Marlins 1:10 PM

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Sometimes you really wonder what these guys think.

 

I'd imagine it's more on our coaches as to why he's not throwing it. Maybe it's not very good? I don't really know that much about discos's repertoire

The Scouting Report: DeSclafani entered pro ball as a reliever and a repertoire that relied almost solely on his 89-94 mph heater. He quickly found himself in a starting role as a pro and made strides with his slider in 2013, which helped him find success in his new role. His changeup continues to lag behind and it will be a critical element if he wants to stick in the starting rotation. DeSclafani has above-average control, improving command and induces a lot of ground-ball outs. He’s known for having excellent mound makeup that helps him get the most out of his abilities.

 

The Year Ahead: The young pitcher had 13 solid starts in Double-A but needs better command of his fastball in the strike zone, which could necessitate a return to same level to begin 2014. With a quick start, though, he could see Triple-A before long. There is a lot of pitching depth around him so DeSclafani may not see the Majors until 2015.

 

The Career Outlook: When DeSclafani was drafted, I thought he was a sure-fire future reliever. He’s made significant strides as a starter, though, and now looks like a future No. 3 or 4 starter. If he can’t break through the young pitching depth, though, he could end up as a seventh- or eighth-inning reliever.

Man, Kirk Nieuwenheis is awesome. He's so awesome that I probably misspelled his name.

This guy is to inexperienced. He needs more AAA its too bad Turner is just as bad

At least we'll always have the Ozuna moment. This series can never take that away from us!

Good pitches would probably help him a lot more than experience but idk

Wouldn't more experience help him develop better pitches? Probably..

Jacob Turner warming up in the bullpen. That is bad news because he's not smiling.

I don't understand why Red put him back out there for another inning?

Well that's it for me going to turn on the Nats game and pray that the Braves win. See you all tomorrow. Or in the bot 9th if by the power of all the gods we have a late rally. Later, GO FISH!

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