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I'm probably in the minority here, but I've never been that enamored with Cedeno. He was always a "light-hitting" shortstop until a couple years ago. He's had a bunch of time at the ML level and has been pretty much atrocious in his time. He's killing AAA pitching this year, but who isn't? He just doesn't impress me that much.
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My friend's sister and her friends would hang out with Ronny once in awhile. Just to clarify, my friend's sister was barely over 18. One night they were at a party and Ronny kept calling them, wanting to hang out.

 

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Did they close all the bars in Des Moines?

 

Have you ever seen the women that frequent bars in Des Moines? Yikes. And yes, I speak from experience, I went to Iowa State.

 

Your problem.................. :P

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When I saw the Cubs play the Nats in DC last year, there was a mini-armada of Trixies trying to get Cedeno's attention while he was stretching and warming up on the field. This was the 2nd game of the series, so maybe his partying ways were paying off with the bat-chasers on the road, too.
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I'm probably in the minority here, but I've never been that enamored with Cedeno. He was always a "light-hitting" shortstop until a couple years ago. He's had a bunch of time at the ML level and has been pretty much atrocious in his time. He's killing AAA pitching this year, but who isn't? He just doesn't impress me that much.

 

Cedeno has been pushed faster than almost any prospect the Cubs have had in recent years. He was in AA at the ripe age of 21 and AAA and the majors at 22-23. His "bunch of time"(600 ab's or so, basically 1 full ML season) was under a jackass of a manager who applauded free swinging, and not walking. It would be really foolish to form a definite opinion on Cedeno based on 600 ab's in the ML's at the age of 23.

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I'm probably in the minority here, but I've never been that enamored with Cedeno. He was always a "light-hitting" shortstop until a couple years ago. He's had a bunch of time at the ML level and has been pretty much atrocious in his time. He's killing AAA pitching this year, but who isn't? He just doesn't impress me that much.

 

Cedeno has been pushed faster than almost any prospect the Cubs have had in recent years. He was in AA at the ripe age of 21 and AAA and the majors at 22-23. His "bunch of time"(600 ab's or so, basically 1 full ML season) was under a jackass of a manager who applauded free swinging, and not walking. It would be really foolish to form a definite opinion on Cedeno based on 600 ab's in the ML's at the age of 23.

 

Cedeno wasn't just a "light-hitting" SS, though. He was a "light-hitting" SS, with great potential defensively and the projectability to hit 15 HRs a season. He was very raw and young for his league every year in the minors. I think his potential started to show in AA. He credited a lot to Sosa helping him when he was in Tennessee on a rehab assignment. 2nd half of the year in AA he was very good and that carried to AAA the next year. So, it wasn't a case of him just hitting journeymen AAA pitchers. He was solid in AA at 21.

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I'm probably in the minority here, but I've never been that enamored with Cedeno. He was always a "light-hitting" shortstop until a couple years ago. He's had a bunch of time at the ML level and has been pretty much atrocious in his time. He's killing AAA pitching this year, but who isn't? He just doesn't impress me that much.

 

Cedeno has been pushed faster than almost any prospect the Cubs have had in recent years. He was in AA at the ripe age of 21 and AAA and the majors at 22-23. His "bunch of time"(600 ab's or so, basically 1 full ML season) was under a jackass of a manager who applauded free swinging, and not walking. It would be really foolish to form a definite opinion on Cedeno based on 600 ab's in the ML's at the age of 23.

 

Cedeno wasn't just a "light-hitting" SS, though. He was a "light-hitting" SS, with great potential defensively and the projectability to hit 15 HRs a season. He was very raw and young for his league every year in the minors. I think his potential started to show in AA. He credited a lot to Sosa helping him when he was in Tennessee on a rehab assignment. 2nd half of the year in AA he was very good and that carried to AAA the next year. So, it wasn't a case of him just hitting journeymen AAA pitchers. He was solid in AA at 21.

 

Exactly. EJ said Cedeno was a "light hitting SS until a couple years ago"...A couple years ago puts Cedeno at age 20 or 21, pretty hard to classify a kid that young playing above his age appropriate level.

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I'm probably in the minority here, but I've never been that enamored with Cedeno. He was always a "light-hitting" shortstop until a couple years ago. He's had a bunch of time at the ML level and has been pretty much atrocious in his time. He's killing AAA pitching this year, but who isn't? He just doesn't impress me that much.

 

Cedeno has been pushed faster than almost any prospect the Cubs have had in recent years. He was in AA at the ripe age of 21 and AAA and the majors at 22-23. His "bunch of time"(600 ab's or so, basically 1 full ML season) was under a jackass of a manager who applauded free swinging, and not walking. It would be really foolish to form a definite opinion on Cedeno based on 600 ab's in the ML's at the age of 23.

 

Cedeno wasn't just a "light-hitting" SS, though. He was a "light-hitting" SS, with great potential defensively and the projectability to hit 15 HRs a season. He was very raw and young for his league every year in the minors. I think his potential started to show in AA. He credited a lot to Sosa helping him when he was in Tennessee on a rehab assignment. 2nd half of the year in AA he was very good and that carried to AAA the next year. So, it wasn't a case of him just hitting journeymen AAA pitchers. He was solid in AA at 21.

 

Exactly. EJ said Cedeno was a "light hitting SS until a couple years ago"...A couple years ago puts Cedeno at age 20 or 21, pretty hard to classify a kid that young playing above his age appropriate level.

 

Yes, he was playing above his age-appropriate level, but he put up OPS of under .600 3 years in a row before AA. He had a good year in AA, and has been good ever since, but he struggles to take a walk and for some reason has had problems with errors even though he obviously has talent with the glove.

 

I'm not saying he can't be a great SS in the future. I'm just not that excited about having him up on the Big Club this year. I'd rather he just get called up in September.

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People make too big of a deal about players going out after the games drinking.Players out at 2 in the morning is hardly a big deal when they are playing at night.Playing night games they probably leave the park close to 11 anyway.
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Did they close all the bars in Des Moines?

 

Have you ever seen the women that frequent bars in Des Moines? Yikes. And yes, I speak from experience, I went to Iowa State.

 

Your problem.................. :P

 

Go to the East a couple of hours buddy.

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Did they close all the bars in Des Moines?

 

Have you ever seen the women that frequent bars in Des Moines? Yikes. And yes, I speak from experience, I went to Iowa State.

 

Your problem.................. :P

 

I should have known there was a good reason I disagree with pretty much everything you ever say. It all makes sense now.

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Did they close all the bars in Des Moines?

 

Have you ever seen the women that frequent bars in Des Moines? Yikes. And yes, I speak from experience, I went to Iowa State.

 

Your problem.................. :P

 

Go to the East a couple of hours buddy.

 

QFT... I went to both ISU & U of I... he speaks the truth! :D

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