I just did a write up on last night's game in the AFL. The Mesa Solar Sox are the team that O's prospects are on so here we go.
http://baltimorespor...ife.com/?p=4626
Is there any way we could get this stickied until the AFL ends? I plan on writing several pieces about the games to update everyone on how our prospects are doing.
BSL: Arizona Fall League
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Posted 24 October 2012 - 05:59 AM
Schoop continues to put up strong numbers now hitting .375 after another 2-3 game yesterday.
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Posted 27 October 2012 - 02:53 PM
Schoop now 10 for 30, with 3 doubles, 1 hr, 9 bb's, and 7 k's.
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Posted 28 October 2012 - 07:38 AM
Good stuff. Love the K/BB ratio.
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Posted 03 November 2012 - 11:43 AM
Michael Belfiore and Jonathan Schoop will be playing in the AFL Rising Stars game tonight at 8 EST on MLB Network.
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Posted 26 November 2012 - 06:32 PM
FanGraphs: AFL Slumpers (Hoes)
http://www.fangraphs...r-afl-slumpers/
L.J. Hoes, Orioles OF
Key AFL Stat: .610 OPS
The former infielder was converted to outfield full-time in 2012, so there’s more of an emphasis on how his bat holds up at a position that requires more oomph. The 22-year-old does have a nice eye and average speed, but he’s never reached double-digits in homers, so he’s looking like a passable fourth outfielder at this point. The O’s recently acquired Trayvon Robinson from the Mariners, so Hoes’ chances of being on the Opening Day roster just went from slim to slimmer. That doesn’t mean he couldn’t work his way onto the 25-man with a good showing at Triple-A, but he should only be considered as a reserve in deep AL-onlies.
http://www.fangraphs...r-afl-slumpers/
L.J. Hoes, Orioles OF
Key AFL Stat: .610 OPS
The former infielder was converted to outfield full-time in 2012, so there’s more of an emphasis on how his bat holds up at a position that requires more oomph. The 22-year-old does have a nice eye and average speed, but he’s never reached double-digits in homers, so he’s looking like a passable fourth outfielder at this point. The O’s recently acquired Trayvon Robinson from the Mariners, so Hoes’ chances of being on the Opening Day roster just went from slim to slimmer. That doesn’t mean he couldn’t work his way onto the 25-man with a good showing at Triple-A, but he should only be considered as a reserve in deep AL-onlies.
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Posted 27 November 2012 - 09:47 AM
FanGraphs: AFL Slumpers (Hoes)
http://www.fangraphs...r-afl-slumpers/
L.J. Hoes, Orioles OF
Key AFL Stat: .610 OPS
Tucker made a good point in response to basically this in the podcast. Obviously have to keep the limited sample sizes in-mind, and even then - the numbers only matter so much in the AFL.
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