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His numbers are impressive for a slow pitch softball league. If he switches positions after he is drafted any chance he gets called up right away?
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Jaypers said:
Exactly, JuCo pitching is nothing to scoff at, but it is far from what he will be facing in the majors. It takes time to adjust to these things.
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ALL_THE_HYPE said:
And by the way, what I find most impressive is that he is hitting with a wood bat while the majority of college players in the country use aluminum.
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ALL_THE_HYPE said:
And by the way, what I find most impressive is that he is hitting with a wood bat while the majority of college players in the country use aluminum.[/quote:1emjqo7z]
Well, he is using metal in the JC Tourny. But for the regular season, it is impressive and is a jump start on getting used to wood.
some jc leagues have some pretty damn good pitching, texas and cali for sure. in my juco years i faced 3 starting pitches who are currently on major league rosters and another 6-8 who were drafted one in which just threw a perfect game a few weeks ago aka dallas braden. of course the main diff is juco there are usually 1 maybe 2 great starters D1 evry starter is usually a stud
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