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  1. South Bend postponed already for today.
  2. I believe he's been dealing with some sort of arm injury.
  3. No idea, unfortunately. I was just given the top 101. None of it has been published online yet.
  4. Not the Cubs list per se, but the BP top 101 has the following: 9. Eloy 54. Happ 77. Almora 87. CLIFTON Gleyber was 15, fwiw.
  5. I think they tweaked service time rules when the new CBA begins? But it's nothing groundbreaking, i.e. It won't be "The Kris Bryant Rule." They did tweak them in the new CBA, but I haven't seen anything that says that the grievance was dismissed in its entirety.
  6. Wasn't sure where to put it, but with the Cardinals hacking punichment announcement, it made me remember that the MLBPA filed a grievance on behalf of Bryant last offseason in regards to the service time shenanigans. Have we seen any resolution to this? A quick google search brought up nothing.
  7. Where was Gleyber? 4 overall Should be noted that he had Moncada at 17.
  8. I don't have the write up, but he has Happ at 63 today.
  9. Fangraphs has their top 23 up: http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/top-23-prospects-chicago-cubs/ Albertos keeps creeping higher and higher.
  10. I read it that way too. As in, he's heard a comp that is such high praise that he doesn't even want to mention it. Manny would be a solid guess. Miggy had some great bat/power grades coming up as well.
  11. Agreed wholeheartedly. At this point I would like to stick him in the pen and see how his stuff plays.
  12. Candelario would be a top 10 prospect in the majority of systems in baseball. Probably the 9th or 10th prospect in the better ones, but he's still a legit guy. Zagunis probably makes plenty of top 10 lists as well, just due to his proximity to the majors. Many lists will throw a guy like him in at #10. Wilson and Albertos aren't making many lists though. As others have mentioned, this kind of thing happens when you graduate loads of talent to the big league team the past 2 years, and then deal from the remainder of the farm to bolster those graduates for a WS run.
  13. Morejon especially. He appeared to be wrapped up for the Cubs with a nice shiny ribbon. Thanks MLB.
  14. I'd take the percieved ceiling of any of Newcomb, Allard, Anderson, Muller, and Wentz over the perceieved ceiling of any Cubs arm prospect. Right off the bat all three in this system have missed all or most of a season to an elbow or shoulder issue, a nice way to put a dent into ceiling. The 41/41 K:BB in 58 IP in a pitcher's park isn't alarming? Even the 4 HRs...What are the ceilings of de la Cruz and Hudson? I'm with you on Hudson. That was truly as horrific of a year as you could have while still staying healthy. Can only hope they had him working on something very specific that was causing the walks and hard contact. This is one of the most difficult Cubs farms I've ever ranked in the offseason.
  15. I rarely post anymore, but this board is my go-to Cubs message board to peruse now that PSD is a dumpster fire. Glad I was directed here. I probably lurk 3-4 times a week.
  16. Almora left the game today with an injured thumb. Haven't seen anything noteworthy on whether it is serious or not.
  17. Which is why I specifically said "And you are definitely high on Hatch's velocity, as are many of the pre-draft scouting reports". He maybe reached back for 96 once in his 3rd start of the year or something, but I personally watched his last 2 starts and he was 89-92. I don't understand how I'm high on his velocity based on what you're saying yet. I don't doubt he sat 88-92 in his last two starts of the year at 88-92, but that's not out of the ordinary overall. The UCL thing is interesting, but points to him for not getting the surgery and throwing plenty of innings afterwards. I certainly could be making it up, but it seems like most of these guys that see late season velo drop during college tend to carry that lower velocity in pro ball and the move to the 5 day rest period. Phil Bickford, Dillon Tate, Carson Fulmer, Carlos Rodon, Kyle Freeland, Tyler Beede are all guys that were recently drafted and had this exact thing happen. Seems safer to assume that the lower velocity is what we will see going forward.
  18. Hatch partially tore his UCL two years ago, but opted against surgery. He sat out all of 2015 and came back this past year. And you are definitely high on Hatch's velocity, as are many of the pre-draft scouting reports. Maybe it was just because it was at the end of the season, but Hatch sat 89-92 with his fastball, touching 93 and maybe 94 a handful of times between the last 2 starts. I don't feel comfortable listing Hatch's velo as anything higher than that, given that he won't have the luxury of pitching once every 7 days in the minors. I really get a Trevor Cahill vibe from him. Hatch velocity: Which is why I specifically said "And you are definitely high on Hatch's velocity, as are many of the pre-draft scouting reports". He maybe reached back for 96 once in his 3rd start of the year or something, but I personally watched his last 2 starts and he was 89-92.
  19. Hatch partially tore his UCL two years ago, but opted against surgery. He sat out all of 2015 and came back this past year. And you are definitely high on Hatch's velocity, as are many of the pre-draft scouting reports. Maybe it was just because it was at the end of the season, but Hatch sat 89-92 with his fastball, touching 93 and maybe 94 a handful of times between the last 2 starts. I don't feel comfortable listing Hatch's velo as anything higher than that, given that he won't have the luxury of pitching once every 7 days in the minors. I really get a Trevor Cahill vibe from him.
  20. I've seen that framework a few places now. And I agree. Just horsefeathering terrible.
  21. Dammit. AZPhil confirmed that Jose Albertos has been shut down for the rest of the year. I hate pitchers.
  22. It would be fantastic if Jose Albertos were to start tonight for the AZL team. It will be 2 weeks tomorrow since the last time he pitched.
  23. I posted the blurb a few posts up. Nothing of meat in terms of names. My mistake. I was reading Badler's twitter account, and he said that BA had a new J2 post for all 30 teams. I didn't realize it was the one from a day or two before. Thanks.
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