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I was thinking about how stacked the Phillies are with OF talent. Which one of these players will have the best careers and why?
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Phillies outfield prospects.
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Who is the person that voted other and who is the player lol?
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Dom Brown.
Or Tyson Gillies.
Or Tyson Gillies.
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Bob Loblaw said:
Gillies I had in my mind, but after all of his injuries and foggy off the field issues I cannot consider him to have a worthy career lol. He has good tools though and Brown is not even prospect status anymore is he?
George Springer.
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jbone17 said:
Do you have any idea what his injuries are and his "foggy off the field issues" are?
I've had lunch with the guy. Trust me, he's legit.
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Wes said:
You're aware, of course, that Mr. Springer is not a Phillie.
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Yet
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cgilmo said:
We don't trade for prospects.
cgilmo said:
All your Astros are belong to Philly.
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Bob Loblaw said:
Do you have any idea what his injuries are and his "foggy off the field issues" are?
I've had lunch with the guy. Trust me, he's legit.[/quote:35b6yfjw]
He had numerous hamstring injuries, and oh yeah, nothing minor...just cocaine possession. ::facepalm::
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jbone17 said:
He had numerous hamstring injuries, and oh yeah, nothing minor...just cocaine possession. ::facepalm::[/quote:1oiazcxv]
Which was dropped as he had no cocaine residue on his person or in his blood, and the cocaine was not on him in the first place. The back of the cruiser had not been searched previous to Gillies accepting a ride home from an officer.
I didnt vote but i wouldnt say the phillies are stacked with OF prospects. All those guys fit the category of "toolsy" and that generally means AAAA players.
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phillyfan0417 said:
I can point out a number of flaws with most of those guys. Let's see how Larry Greene does... hope he does a little better than the Wes Chamberlain/Ron Jones I think he's going to turn into.
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If Ron Jones doesnt blow out his knee, I think the story on him is a little different.
I didnt realize he passed away in 2006...
http://phillies.scout.com/2/539569.html
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phillyfan0417 said:
Ron Jones, Ricky Jordan, and Wes Chamberlain were my first attempts at prospecting.
(sigh)
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Ron Jones, Ricky Jordan, and Wes Chamberlain were my first attempts at prospecting.
(sigh)[/quote:23vw5eki]
Those and Pat Combs for me...
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phillyfan0417 said:
Those and Pat Combs for me...[/quote:1b5i2wpc]
I have plenty more. . .
RIcky Bottalico (yeah, I know, reliever...duh), Mike Lieberthal, Kevin Stocker -- in college in 1993 I loaded up on Stocker. Smart move Jeff.... light hitting white shortstop surrounded by studs having career years. Keith Howell...
Actually, my first two were before Jordan and Chamberlain and Jones. My first two were JEFF STONE and JUAN SAMUEL. 1984 Fleer/Topps Traded Sammys and 1985 Donruss Jeff Stones....
Ah, the good ol' days...
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Those and Pat Combs for me...[/quote:eadycz6r]
I have plenty more. . .
RIcky Bottalico (yeah, I know, reliever...duh), Mike Lieberthal, Kevin Stocker -- in college in 1993 I loaded up on Stocker. Smart move Jeff.... light hitting white shortstop surrounded by studs having career years. Keith Howell...
Actually, my first two were before Jordan and Chamberlain and Jones. My first two were JEFF STONE and JUAN SAMUEL. 1984 Fleer/Topps Traded Sammys and 1985 Donruss Jeff Stones....
Ah, the good ol' days...[/quote:eadycz6r]
Tyler Greene
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