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<blockquote data-quote="GTNavyNuke" data-source="post: 658994" data-attributes="member: 322"><p>Thanks for rationale. Y'all are playing the long game which I respect. The biggest risk is injuries which can be helped a lot by not over pitching. I would think Borrell using the spin rate and other stuff will be able to better predict when less pitching is appropriate. Wish you and your son the best.</p><p></p><p>Oh yeah, if you tell the scouts coming around your position, they won't waste they high draft pick. But you know that. It is one of the things that distorts the perception of the quality of a college player. If they don't play the game to get the highest offer, they don't get drafted as high. No problem when you're playing the long game.</p><p></p><p>I did the stats a few years ago and like 70-80% (I have a bad memory) of the Top 100 HS players went to the minors. Hopefully that is changing as keeping better players in college will make the college game better. That's the game that I follow the most.</p><p></p><p>I would guess your statistics are only for pitchers coming out of HS and college. The reason is that most drafted college players don't make the big leagues (again my memory). The statistics for pitchers make sense since pitchers take longer to fully mature and it's harder to gauge where they are going to be coming out of HS. A guy coming out of college is mostly what you are going to get. Plus a lot of the pitchers who do make it to the MLB have had and recovered from injuries.</p><p></p><p>Try Sling ($25 month with Orange package) for ACCN and ACCNX. Plus a lot more.</p><p></p><p>One question. What is the Borrell 2021 Pitching Lab of which you speak?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GTNavyNuke, post: 658994, member: 322"] Thanks for rationale. Y'all are playing the long game which I respect. The biggest risk is injuries which can be helped a lot by not over pitching. I would think Borrell using the spin rate and other stuff will be able to better predict when less pitching is appropriate. Wish you and your son the best. Oh yeah, if you tell the scouts coming around your position, they won't waste they high draft pick. But you know that. It is one of the things that distorts the perception of the quality of a college player. If they don't play the game to get the highest offer, they don't get drafted as high. No problem when you're playing the long game. I did the stats a few years ago and like 70-80% (I have a bad memory) of the Top 100 HS players went to the minors. Hopefully that is changing as keeping better players in college will make the college game better. That's the game that I follow the most. I would guess your statistics are only for pitchers coming out of HS and college. The reason is that most drafted college players don't make the big leagues (again my memory). The statistics for pitchers make sense since pitchers take longer to fully mature and it's harder to gauge where they are going to be coming out of HS. A guy coming out of college is mostly what you are going to get. Plus a lot of the pitchers who do make it to the MLB have had and recovered from injuries. Try Sling ($25 month with Orange package) for ACCN and ACCNX. Plus a lot more. One question. What is the Borrell 2021 Pitching Lab of which you speak? [/QUOTE]
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