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I don't think there's anything wrong with calling this a terrible trip, nor do I think there's anything wrong with calling this a fine trip, it all depends on your expectations of this team.
Stanton should go to AAA before he comes to the majors. If he's still mashing AA at the end of May, promote him to AAA and then see what happens.
I expect the front office will be inclined to rush him to the majors, but Stanton could probably use some AAA time. With some AAA ABs, he's more likely to hit the ground running once he's called up.
Stanton should go to AAA before he comes to the majors. If he's still mashing AA at the end of May, promote him to AAA and then see what happens.
I expect the front office will be inclined to rush him to the majors, but Stanton could probably use some AAA time. With some AAA ABs, he's more likely to hit the ground running once he's called up.
That's fine, but it's pretty clear there isn't much left for him to do at AA.
Last edited by Swifty; 04-25-2010, 11:57 PM.
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Also, Logan's OPSing .983 at AAA (.300/.383/.600) in 40 ABs. His ground ball rates are still shitty for a supposed power hitter (42.9%, with an 22.4% LD rate, obviously a small sample size), but he's still hitting for power with the shitty ground ball rates and has a 6/6 K/BB.
So, if Gaby keeps hitting for another month, and Logan keeps hitting for another month, and Stanton keeps hitting for another month, we could have a fun little dilemma going on.
I don't think Stanton will see AAA. All of our universally accepted top prospects have skipped AAA to fill in a hole at the ML club since Cabs and D-Train. AAA seems to be the last stop for guys like Willingham and Sanchez.
I don't think Stanton will see AAA. All of our universally accepted top prospects have skipped AAA to fill in a hole at the ML club since Cabs and D-Train. AAA seems to be the last stop for guys like Willingham and Sanchez.
Well, I think that was because Albuquerque was essentially useless for the development of prospects. I think we like NOLA a lot more, and I think we'll likely see him spend some time there, as I think he's a lot less likely than Morrison to get called up.
Last edited by Bobbob1313; 04-26-2010, 12:10 AM.
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