Tiger Cubs (notes on the minors)

[4hzglory]

2 hours ago, monkeytargets39 said:

Not sure why they’re higher on Liranzo than Briceno.  The K/BB rates are night and day

Because Liranzo  is a switch hitter who can actually stick at catcher and has an above average ops in AA while being young for the league.  He also has a history similar to Dingler of a significant adjustment period to a new league-probably in part to handling the pitching staff.

 

Briceno is a better hitting prospect, but Liranzo has a true chance to be a power hitting.775-.850 switching hitting catcher which there aren’t to many of.

[Shinzaki]

57 minutes ago, 4hzglory said:

Because Liranzo  is a switch hitter who can actually stick at catcher and has an above average ops in AA while being young for the league.  He also has a history similar to Dingler of a significant adjustment period to a new league-probably in part to handling the pitching staff.

 

Briceno is a better hitting prospect, but Liranzo has a true chance to be a power hitting.775-.850 switching hitting catcher which there aren’t to many of.

Yep...like Mickey Tettleton back in the 90's.  Advanced stats weren't much of a thing back then so his OBP and good power numbers didn't get the respect they deserved

[LongLiveMaroth]

Toledo W 7-1
Lee 1/5 2K
Sweeney 1/4 K
Malloy 3/3 RBI
Jung 1/3 2RBI BB HR
Cruz 2/3 RBI BB

Erie W 11-5
Clark 2/5 BB 2B 3B
Liranzo 1/6 RBI
McGonigle 2/4 2RBI BB 2B
Anderson 1/4 RBI BB
Briceno 1/4 RBI

 

 

WM W 3-2
Pacheco 0/2 RBI BB
Graham 0/2 2BB

 

Lakeland L 4-3
Strong 1/5 BB 2K 2B
Rucker 1/4 RBI
Elissalt 6IP 3H ER 3BB 6K

DSL
Rodriguez 1/4 2K 2B
Miranda 0/3 BB K

[theroundsquare]

"here to stay" -- in Toledo -- maybe not so good

[Tigermojo]

4 minutes ago, theroundsquare said:

"here to stay" -- in Toledo -- maybe not so good

Ouch