Marmol's arm slot is dropping

[Dirt Dog Sparly]

the scout better be sitting in the exact same seat every day or he's running his mouth and isn't seeing jack.

 

 

that said hes probably right but on accident.

 

He said he discussed it with all the scouts that were there (about 12-15). This particular one I have not seen this year, I get to sit in these seats about 10 games a year. But I did over hear someone say that he was a former White Sox pitcher who had his career ended short by a rotator cuff injury and that he has written 2 books on pitching. He was probably mid-40s. If anyone can figure out who he is from that, then god bless. I didn't recognize him.

 

Larry Monroe? He's in charge of Major League Scouting for them.

 

http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/cws/photo/exe_mugs/l-monroe.jpg

 

Larry Monroe is correct. His book I have is "The Best Kept Secrets Of Major League Pitching" Like I said his big thing is conditioning and command. Follows a KISS method in developing pitchers.

[Bull]

the scout better be sitting in the exact same seat every day or he's running his mouth and isn't seeing jack.

 

 

that said hes probably right but on accident.

 

your posts are quite possibly the most entertaining aspect of this board right now.

[YearofDaCubs]

So scouts and some fans notice a difference in arm delivery for Marmol and the Cubs coaching staff cannot?

[Soul]

So scouts and some fans notice a difference in arm delivery for Marmol and the Cubs coaching staff cannot?

 

They've been using him more judiciously lately, I'm guessing they've seen the same thing.

 

He looked almost bad last night.....got the out by virtue of a swing on a bad pitch. His slider was doing little more than spinning in the zone.

[rynefan]

I wouldn't be surprised with anything that goes on with Marmol at this point in the season. Just hope it's nothing bad.

[C.C.]

Rewatched his outing last night and his stuff didn't have the same bite. Dead Arm perhaps? Although he was topping out at 93.

[Drew Doughty]

it could have just been an off night. pitchers have them.

 

and seriously, he looked fine last night anyway. his slider to saenz was as good a pitch as he's thrown all year. his control was off, but i doubt it's because he's injured.

[mjuedes]

the scout better be sitting in the exact same seat every day or he's running his mouth and isn't seeing jack.

 

 

that said hes probably right but on accident.

 

He said he discussed it with all the scouts that were there (about 12-15). This particular one I have not seen this year, I get to sit in these seats about 10 games a year. But I did over hear someone say that he was a former White Sox pitcher who had his career ended short by a rotator cuff injury and that he has written 2 books on pitching. He was probably mid-40s. If anyone can figure out who he is from that, then god bless. I didn't recognize him.

 

Larry Monroe? He's in charge of Major League Scouting for them.

 

http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/cws/photo/exe_mugs/l-monroe.jpg

 

That is absolutely him. Larry Monroe

[Peoriaman]

Rewatched his outing last night and his stuff didn't have the same bite. Dead Arm perhaps? Although he was topping out at 93.

 

 

I thought he looked good last night. Shrugs.

[UK1679666180]

the scout better be sitting in the exact same seat every day or he's running his mouth and isn't seeing jack.

 

 

that said hes probably right but on accident.

 

He said he discussed it with all the scouts that were there (about 12-15). This particular one I have not seen this year, I get to sit in these seats about 10 games a year. But I did over hear someone say that he was a former White Sox pitcher who had his career ended short by a rotator cuff injury and that he has written 2 books on pitching. He was probably mid-40s. If anyone can figure out who he is from that, then god bless. I didn't recognize him.

 

Larry Monroe? He's in charge of Major League Scouting for them.

 

http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/cws/photo/exe_mugs/l-monroe.jpg

 

That is absolutely him. Larry Monroe

 

He's a hell of a guy, prob. the best HS pitcher to come out of the Chicagoland area. Mulder is from the area but didn't take the next step until MSU.

[oldcubsfan]

He was just on with Kaplan on WGN and said that lou is handling his bullpen terrifically. He sais you can't use guys everyday, even though fans think they should.

[CoolHandLuke]

He went to the same high school as my mom.