Padres pitcher pulls a Sammy

[Little Slide Rooter]

http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20100715&content_id=12271424&vkey=news_mlb&fext=.jsp&c_id=mlb

 

Wow, I dont know much about Latos, but his numbers are damn good.

[NonProfitCow]

lol

 

I don't really know what to make of him though. His stuff doesn't seem to be overpowering. He's actually been better on the road than home, which is unreal. All of his pitches carry positive value this year. HIS LOB% is high this year, but his BABIP is pretty low, much like last year. He's so weird I would sell as high as possible if I were San Diego.

[sneakypower]

lol

 

I don't really know what to make of him though. His stuff doesn't seem to be overpowering. He's actually been better on the road than home, which is unreal. All of his pitches carry positive value this year. HIS LOB% is high this year, but his BABIP is pretty low, much like last year. He's so weird I would sell as high as possible if I were San Diego.

that'd be completely insane

 

weren't he, Lars Andersen and Jordan Walden the guys everybody wanted to overslot with our late picks and we ended up with Huseby and Rundle or am i confusing years a bit?

[Clem Fandango]

Latos has always been one of their top prospects since they've had him. It's a shame he went 2/3 of an inning over rookie status last year. Selling high on Latos would yield a massive return, but would also be one of the dumbest things a penny pinching franchise could possibly do with a young stud pitcher who is going to make pocket change for the next few years, pending a Longoria-esque extension

[Post Count Padder]

lol

 

I don't really know what to make of him though. His stuff doesn't seem to be overpowering. He's actually been better on the road than home, which is unreal. All of his pitches carry positive value this year. HIS LOB% is high this year, but his BABIP is pretty low, much like last year. He's so weird I would sell as high as possible if I were San Diego.

I wouldn't. It's kinda hard to sell high on a young pitcher who's having success and was a good prospect before making his big-league debut because he can continue to get better. His peripherals may be weird, but that doesn't mean you trade him.

[JimSorgi]

I thought this was something that only happened to older people. Now I'm scared.