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    Best performance of his career. Havent seen someone do things like that since Joba was there in 2007.
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    Even in a rehabbing year I admit he needs to move to Trenton.
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    That Joba was a myth, it never really existed.

    Wonder how hard Betances was throwing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Melan-cynic
    Even in a rehabbing year I admit he needs to move to Trenton.
    At this point, I agree. He needs to be challenged by better hitters.

    That said, I do think they should monitor his IP- he really hasn't pitched much over the past 2 years, and they might want to err on the side of caution with this much talent.

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    Not a bad debut in AAA for Laird. He is only 4 for 4 with 2 homers...

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    He can still be monitored in Trenton. At this stage it will only be 2 or 3 starts anyways...so it doesnt matter either side of the debate you are on I guess.

    Laird, oh my.
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    BTW, is anyone else watching what Melky Mesa has done over the past couple of months? Suddenly, we are looking at a guy who might have a 20 HR 30 SB year and is currently hitting over .260. He's making some serious headway in to realizing that monster talent.

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    Heathcott 2-4 with a walk

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    Laird .298-25-92. Career highs in Hr's and RBI.

    He's now had 3 great years and one mediocre one. I'd venture to say that Laird is a pretty good hitter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by yoo-boo
    Yankees have been pushing kids up in order to improve their stock value. I guess they did that just in case if they could not sign Lee or one more big bat this off season.
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    Quote Originally Posted by metalboy15
    6 IP 1 H 0 R 0 ER 1 BB 11 K's.

    Insane.
    Where do you think BA will have Dellin in their off-season, top 100 list? I say top ten.
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    Quote Originally Posted by b_joseph
    He can still be monitored in Trenton. At this stage it will only be 2 or 3 starts anyways...so it doesnt matter either side of the debate you are on I guess.

    Laird, oh my.
    Yeah, they may not feel it's worth moving him at this point. Excited to see him at Trenton in a full season next year, regardless.
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    Re: August 2010 Minor League Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by Hughes2.50
    Where do you think BA will have Dellin in their off-season, top 100 list? I say top ten.
    Definitely in top 50, My guess is around 30.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kan_t
    Definitely in top 50, My guess is around 30.
    What's Dellin gonna get - 5/6 more starts? Given that, and doing what he has been doing to the FSL, I don't see how they rank him lower than 10. Take a look around at their top ten lists, very few pitchers have this kid's ceiling. BA correctly assigns high-ceiling talents with very high rankings when they realize their potential in High A or higher leagues. Sometimes even low A ball.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hughes2.50
    Where do you think BA will have Dellin in their off-season, top 100 list? I say top ten.
    Top 10? There truly is no limit to your fan-colored glasses, whether it be the Yanks or Knicks.

    Betances is a top 30-50 guy thanks to his injury history and the lack of innings-pitched because of it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matsui55
    At this point, I agree. He needs to be challenged by better hitters.

    That said, I do think they should monitor his IP- he really hasn't pitched much over the past 2 years, and they might want to err on the side of caution with this much talent.
    Scranton & Trenton are both going to the playoffs. Tampa could also, but they have to make up some ground. Wouldn't be surprised if some of the SWB pitchers get called up once the rosters expand. So I would guess some guys will be moving just to fill spots.

    My guess is Betences definitely moves up if Tampa drops out of the race. While both Scranton and Trenton have plenty of pitching, I bet they wouldn't mind seeing how Betences does in a playoff atmosphere, (even if he was in Tampa and they did make the playoffs, there isn't much of a playoff atmosphere there). There isn't much of anything but two teams, the umpires and a few players girlfriends.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Melan-cynic
    Top 10? There truly is no limit to your fan-colored glasses, whether it be the Yanks or Knicks.

    Betances is a top 30-50 guy thanks to his injury history and the lack of innings-pitched because of it.
    Well, you make sure you get your copy of BA and mark where Dellin ends up on the list, I hope someday you get to make personel decisions for a team outside of New York. I shudder to think what kind of trades you'd make given how quickly you give up on talented kids. You're the epitome of a frontrunning fan, overestimating brand names and underestimating what you have already.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NYCrusader
    I got my popcorn ready,because this is about to get good.
    This will be fun.
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    dellin has yet to throw a full season.. he will not be in the BA's top 10, and if you think otherwise, you are mentally challenged
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hughes2.50
    Well, you make sure you get your copy of BA and mark where Dellin ends up on the list
    You do the same. Bet the ranch he's not in the top 10.

    I hope someday you get to make personel decisions for a team outside of New York. I shudder to think what kind of trades you'd make given how quickly you give up on talented kids. You're the epitome of a frontrunning fan, overestimating brand names and underestimating what you have already.
    Yeah that's me. Way to completely whiff and then make up things.

    Check my post history smart guy. While you were MIA, I spent the trading deadline demanding the Yanks keep Montero out of ANY deal. I also was one of the few voices who was upset Melancon was dealt - hm, maybe my handle might give that away - and Dellin is my favorite Yankees prospect, epitomized by my original sig and profile picture which has been there since I first registered here in 2008. Show me where I've ever said I'd trade him or any other Yankees top prospect on here.

    You have no idea what you're talking about, once again, as I'm a guy who greatly values Yankees prospects. Ask anyone in the minors threads - even those who don't always agree with me - and I'm sure they'll back that up. That I'm not absolutely blind in overvaluing them and would trade unproven Knicks like Gallo/Randolph for one of the top 10 players in the planet [Chris Paul] doesn't change that fact one iota.

    I'll wait for yet another baseless response.
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    Hughes 2.50 can rationalize anything in his head... No point of arguing with the man

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hughes2.50
    Well, you make sure you get your copy of BA and mark where Dellin ends up on the list, I hope someday you get to make personel decisions for a team outside of New York. I shudder to think what kind of trades you'd make given how quickly you give up on talented kids. You're the epitome of a frontrunning fan, overestimating brand names and underestimating what you have already.
    how is an unwillingness to put betances on the ba top 10 equivalent to a willingness to trade him?
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    didnt newman say just the other day that dellin and manny were staying in tampa for the rest of the year?

    i think it is possibly they both get fast tracked next year, especially manny. only problem with that is going to be so much pitching in AA and AAA to start the year.

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    One of sources I think it is RAB said that Banuelos and Betances will not be promoted no matter what. Let Betances stretch some more innings this season. Next year, Betances will go as far as he takes good challenge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by awy
    how is an unwillingness to put betances on the ba top 10 equivalent to a willingness to trade him?
    The same reason which allows him to make this leap in judgment is the same reason he'll never understand.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mwalvlior
    didnt newman say just the other day that dellin and manny were staying in tampa for the rest of the year?

    i think it is possibly they both get fast tracked next year, especially manny. only problem with that is going to be so much pitching in AA and AAA to start the year.
    They'll make room for those two. Two of the top three pitchers in your system, at that point, you want to see them get challenged.
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    The day that I care about what Jim Callis thinks about Yankee prospects is the day I'll be heading into the nursing home

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    Quote Originally Posted by flymick24
    dellin has yet to throw a full season.. he will not be in the BA's top 10, and if you think otherwise, you are mentally challenged
    It really does not matter where BA ranks him (Or even if they rank him at all). The question is will he progress until he is Major League ready in 2012? That is what matters.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Melan-cynic
    You do the same. Bet the ranch he's not in the top 10.
    Forget waiting for the offseason, check out their daily sheet for who's hot for an indication of their thinking going forward.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hughes2.50
    Forget waiting for the offseason, check out their daily sheet for who's hot for an indication of their thinking going forward.
    Yeah, the weekly hot sheet is a good barometer of the top 10 of their top 100 prospects. But thanks, I hadn't heard of it before.
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    there are plenty of guys there that arent even close to top 10 prospects, thats a terrible argument
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    Let him keep grasping at straws bmx, it's entertaining.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bmxstreetrider86
    there are plenty of guys there that arent even close to top 10 prospects, thats a terrible argument
    Who is the consensus top player in minor league ball right now? Has he played a full season yet? There are lots of arguments being listed that are weak or even downright awful. How long a player has been playing is a lot less important than whether they are fulfilling their promise.
    Quote Originally Posted by Januz
    It really does not matter where BA ranks him (Or even if they rank him at all). The question is will he progress until he is Major League ready in 2012? That is what matters.

    One thing that BA is good at is evaluating players in the minors. They aren't particularly good at evaluating selections in the draft where teams are inclined to blow smoke.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hughes2.50
    Who is the consensus top player in minor league ball right now? Has he played a full season yet? There are lots of arguments being listed that are weak or even downright awful.
    he hasnt played a full season yet, but he also hasnt been habitually injured yet. he is 19 and was drafted last year and is already playing at the same level as betances is.


    and the only reason he is the consensus top player is because brown was promoted to the bigs, and a huge reason for him being in front of trout was because he had done it at higher levels
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    wait. trout isn't the consensus top player? i should move out from under my old rock and find a new one to live under
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    Quote Originally Posted by bmxstreetrider86
    he hasnt played a full season yet, but he also hasnt been habitually injured yet. he is 19 and was drafted last year and is already playing at the same level as betances is.


    and the only reason he is the consensus top player is because brown was promoted to the bigs, and a huge reason for him being in front of trout was because he had done it at higher levels
    But both arguments were provided as evidence that someone's arguments were deficient - 1) Hasn't played a full season yet; and 2) Trout hasn't played yet at Betances proficiency level, and he is already ranked overall #2 in the minors.

    Yes, people can call you mentally challenged, fan-boy, and obviously wrong - but the facts remain that the people who evaluate minor leaguers for a living have already duly noted Dellin Betances and by the reaction on this thread (predictable) even by supposed Yankees fans, even those with Avatars sporting Betances , will find out soon enough how highly he is ranked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hughes2.50
    But both arguments were provided as evidence that someone's arguments were deficient - 1) Hasn't played a full season yet; and 2) Trout hasn't played at Betances level and he is #2 in the minors.
    trout is in high A right now, it took him a couple of months not years

    Yes, people can call you mentally challenged, fan-boy, and obviously wrong - but the facts remain that the people who evaluate minor leaguers for a living have already duly noted Dellin Betances and by the reaction on this thread (predictable), even supposed Yankees fans, even those with Avatars sporting Betances will find out soon enough how highly he is ranked.


    none of this really matters, he isnt going to be top 10 in the minors based on around 100 inning the past 2 years, regardless of how great he is pitching right now, and especially considering he has been hurt ALL THE TIME
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    Truth hurts, even for those with pictures of their demigods in their avatar.

    Put your money where your mouth is and let's make this interesting regarding Betances being a top 10 prospect next Spring.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bmxstreetrider86
    trout is in high A right now, it took him a couple of months not years
    Trout with a 440 slugging avg and marginal overall numbers is not dominating as is Betances.
    Quote Originally Posted by bmxstreetrider86



    none of this really matters, he isnt going to be top 10 in the minors based on around 100 inning the past 2 years, regardless of how great he is pitching right now, and especially considering he has been hurt ALL THE TIME
    If he finished the year healthy and pitching as well as he is right now, the evaluations will be much higher than most think. Could it be top 30 - almost certainly, top 20 - probably; top 10 - about 50/50.
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    Is Betances eligible for the AFL?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hughes2.50
    Trout with a 440 slugging avg and marginal overall numbers is not dominating as is Betances
    he is 3 years younger, but i guess that doesnt really matter that he is more than holding his own as a 19 year old in High A with arguably the most dynamic tools in baseball

    .If he finished the year healthy and pitching as well as he is right now, the evaluations will be much higher than most think. Could it be top 30 - almost certainly, top 20 - probably; top 10 - about 50/50.

    he could possibly be top 30, he wont be top 10
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    there's no way Betances makes top 10 on BA's list, for the same reasons everyone else has said.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.Muhozi
    Is Betances eligible for the AFL?
    He's coming off the surgery, his season ends when the FSL season ends.
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    look. if betances was scouted as having 2x the stuff of strasburg and 10x the command of maddux. he would be top 10 even if he doesn't throw a single pitch.

    but he's not.

    so all the short track record arguments apply.
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    Betances season is reminiscent of the late Nick Adenhart's season after he came back from surgery - except Betances is even more dominant.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bmxstreetrider86
    he is 3 years younger, but i guess that doesnt really matter that he is more than holding his own as a 19 year old in High A with arguably the most dynamic tools in baseball
    And a pitcher who sits at 93-96 and touches 98, with a sick curve and strong command to go with it - dominating High A with electric stuff like that, gets recognized just as quickly and decisively by professional evaluators.
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    dominating high a isn't exactly indicative of top 10 after 100 innings talent.
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    Quote Originally Posted by awy
    dominating high a isn't exactly indicative of top 10 after 100 innings talent.
    Its how you do it that is important.

    Scouts want to see high ceiling players 'get it.' Guess what, the scouts get it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hughes2.50
    Betances season is reminiscent of the late Nick Adenhart's season after he came back from surgery - except Betances is even more dominant.
    if we leave out the fact adenhart was 19 and dellin is 22.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mwalvlior
    if we leave out the fact adenhart was 19 and dellin is 22.
    Or we forget that Dellin is 6-8 and it takes a lot longer, typically, for tall pitchers to put together their delivery, etc.

    I was talking about right after surgery. As good as Adenhart was he never pitched as dominantly as Betances is now.

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