07-31-2010, 05:21 PM
<!--quoteo(post=109088:date=Jul 31 2010, 03:57 PM:name=Scarey)-->QUOTE (Scarey @ Jul 31 2010, 03:57 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><!--quotec-->So... in the end if Lilly signs here next year, we will have traded Theriot, two months of Lilly, $2.5 million and a second round draft pick for Blake DeWitt, one guy who will be near the bottom of our top 20 prospects, and one guy that had one good year with mediocre peripherals? Color me unimpressed.
Gad's gotta be pretty excited. That's not even mentioning the sandwich pick they'd receive too.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
"Wallach is the son of Tim Wallach, a 1979 first-round draft pick who was a longtime major leaguer with the Expos and Dodgers. Brett possesses a nearly ideal frame for a pitcher; at 6-foot-3 he's lanky and projectable. Right now his fastball ranges from 88-89 mph, and his body promises more velocity in the future. His secondary pitches are excellent. Wallach features a slurve, which when thrown well has quick and late break. His changeup is his best pitch, showing sudden late drop while thrown with the same arm speed as his fastball. He has a smooth delivery, and his fluid arm action permits the ball to leave his hand easily. Wallach presents scouts with a complete package. He combines a big league lineage, projectable frame, smooth delivery, and an excellent feel for three pitches."
This combined with the other two isn't all that bad.
Gad's gotta be pretty excited. That's not even mentioning the sandwich pick they'd receive too.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
"Wallach is the son of Tim Wallach, a 1979 first-round draft pick who was a longtime major leaguer with the Expos and Dodgers. Brett possesses a nearly ideal frame for a pitcher; at 6-foot-3 he's lanky and projectable. Right now his fastball ranges from 88-89 mph, and his body promises more velocity in the future. His secondary pitches are excellent. Wallach features a slurve, which when thrown well has quick and late break. His changeup is his best pitch, showing sudden late drop while thrown with the same arm speed as his fastball. He has a smooth delivery, and his fluid arm action permits the ball to leave his hand easily. Wallach presents scouts with a complete package. He combines a big league lineage, projectable frame, smooth delivery, and an excellent feel for three pitches."
This combined with the other two isn't all that bad.