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khucke · 03-20-2016, 09:23 AM

Cubs' farmhamd outfielder Eddy Julio Martinez is missing. He is Cubs' 28th prospect according to BA. He was only signed in 2016 out of Cuba, hasn't played in minors therefore.

jwisenberg · 03-20-2016, 09:29 AM

He's there in the Cubs International Complex on mine

Benchmark · 03-20-2016, 09:35 AM

khucke · 03-20-2016, 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by jwisenberg

He's there in the Cubs International Complex on mine

You're right. Don' t know how I missed that one.

George_Bell · 03-20-2016, 09:53 AM

Blue Jays SP Marco Estrada is generally regarded to have one of the best changeups in all of baseball. Here is an article talking about how good it is, and how it's the key to all his success

Marco Estrada Has Maybe the Changiest Chaneup

In game, his changeup is rated as a 60, and overall, he's rated in the 240-280th area for chaneup rating. That's something i hope can be looked at.

Nekrichitron · 03-20-2016, 10:02 AM

Not entirely sure if this is the proper place, but virtually every available real-life GMs are mis-labeled as bench coaches. Additionally, there are a bunch of coaches who have no age, or ratings whatsoever.

lionbacker · 03-20-2016, 10:03 AM

I have noticed a few of the tigers top prospects are eligible for the rule 5 draft. Christin Stewart was drafted last season. Derrick Hill was drafted two years ago. Also I noticed Michael Fulmer was listed on a major league contract but to my knowledge he has never pitched above double A.

haveband · 03-20-2016, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by bwburke94

Not sure whether this is technically a roster error, but the New York-Penn League and Northwest League have their league level customized to "Low-A".

However, in common fan usage the "Low-A" leagues are the Midwest League and South Atlantic League, and "Short-A" is used for the short-season leagues.

I'll mention this to the big Two and see if we can't get this fixed.

haveband · 03-20-2016, 10:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lionbacker

I have noticed a few of the tigers top prospects are eligible for the rule 5 draft. Christin Stewart was drafted last season. Derrick Hill was drafted two years ago. Also I noticed Michael Fulmer was listed on a major league contract but to my knowledge he has never pitched above double A.

Fixed the first two.... Fulmer is assigned the one year contract for pre arb elugible players on the 40 man roster wich is 507500 I think.

StanfordBerkely · 03-20-2016, 10:33 AM

Not a roster issue as much as it is a financial issue, but doesn't the Diamondbacks budget of $100 million seem low? They just broke the bank for Zack Greinke. Hard to believe his salary would take up almost a third of their entire budget

haveband · 03-20-2016, 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by StanfordBerkely

Not a roster issue as much as it is a financial issue, but doesn't the Diamondbacks budget of $100 million seem low? They just broke the bank for Zack Greinke. Hard to believe his salary would take up almost a third of their entire budget

Actually it is a roster issue, since we set the contracts for players......

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...ub?output=html

if you look there, you'll see that this year so far their payroll is at 91 mil... keep in mind they're a young team with most all their guys still arb eligible. Their main FA signings outside of Greinke have been MRs that don't eat up too much money. Granted all their pre arb eligible signings aren't listed yet but those are all mainly gonna be contracts around 507k or so

delv213 · 03-20-2016, 11:04 AM

*Not really sure this is a bug but I feel some of the hit rates might've been messed up/changed*

The average pull rate in 2015 was 39% and it's been around that 39-40% mark according to Fangraphs for a while now. Bold text is what each hitter type should be changed to and the non-bolded text is what the hitters are currently set to as right now.

Welington Castillo: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%)
Tyler Flowers: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%)
Freddie Freeman: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 41%)
Nick Swisher: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46 %)
Blake Swihart: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 39%)
Chris B. Young: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 52%)
Alex Avila: Extreme Pull Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 39%)
Brett Lawrie: Pull Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 35%)
Jimmy Rollins: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 49%)
Adam Eaton: Pull Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 29%)
Avail Garcia: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 36%)
Kris Bryant: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 41%)
Devin Mesoraco: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 52%)
Zack Cozart: Spray Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%)
Yan Gomes: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 42%)
Mike Napoli: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%)
Juan Uribe: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 41%)
Mark Reynolds: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 47%)
Ryan Raburn: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%)
Ian Kinsler: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%)
Miguel Cabrera: Pull Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 40%)
Nate Schierholtz: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%)
Jon Singleton: Spray Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 47%)
Luis Valbuena: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 42%)
Evan Gattis: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%)
Marwin Gonzalez: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 42%)
Alex Gordon: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 42%)
Yunel Escobar: Pull Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 35%)
Justin Turner: Normal Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 32%)
Scott Van Slyke: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%)
Justin Bour: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%)
Brian Dozier: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 50%)
Trevor Plouffe: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%)
Miguel Sano: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%)
Dustin Ackley: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 38%)
Brett Gardner: Normal Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 35%)
Carlos Beltran: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 50%)
Neil Walker: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 41%)
Curtis Granderson: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 49%)
Yonder Alonso: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 38%)
Danny Valencia: Spray Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 45%)
Darin Ruf: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 49%)
John Jaso: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 42%)
Matt Joyce: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 47%)
Will Myers: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%)
Derek Norris: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 45%)
George Kottaras: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%)
Kyle Blanks: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 52%)
Adam Lind: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 40%)
Franklin Gutierrez: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 45%)
Hank Conger: Spray Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 50%)
Steve Pearce: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 50%)
Kevin Kiermaier: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%)
Robinson Chirinos: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 45%)
Roughed Odor: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%)
Justin Smoak: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 49%)
Jose Bautista: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 47%)

Now I assume most of these hitters aren't set as "Extreme Pull Hitters" because you guys decided that you want balance how many guys are getting super shifted on, which is fine but vast majority of these guys are being extreme shifted on like crazy in real life because they pull on the vast majority of the balls they put in play rate excluding the still pretty quick Jimmy Rollins, who would bunt himself a hit but should probably still be a pull hitter in that case.

haveband · 03-20-2016, 11:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by delv213

*Not really sure this is a bug but I feel some of the hit rates might've been messed up/changed*

The average pull rate in 2015 was 39% and it's been around that 39-40% mark according to Fangraphs for a while now. Bold text is what each hitter type should be changed to and the non-bolded text is what the hitters are currently set to as right now.

Welington Castillo: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%)
Tyler Flowers: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%)
Freddie Freeman: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 41%)
Nick Swisher: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46 %)
Blake Swihart: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 39%)
Chris B. Young: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 52%)
Alex Avila: Extreme Pull Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 39%)
Brett Lawrie: Pull Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 35%)
Jimmy Rollins: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 49%)
Adam Eaton: Pull Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 29%)
Avail Garcia: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 36%)
Kris Bryant: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 41%)
Devin Mesoraco: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 52%)
Zack Cozart: Spray Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%)
Yan Gomes: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 42%)
Mike Napoli: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%)
Juan Uribe: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 41%)
Mark Reynolds: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 47%)
Ryan Raburn: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%)
Ian Kinsler: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%)
Miguel Cabrera: Pull Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 40%)
Nate Schierholtz: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%)
Jon Singleton: Spray Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 47%)
Luis Valbuena: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 42%)
Evan Gattis: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%)
Marwin Gonzalez: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 42%)
Alex Gordon: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 42%)
Yunel Escobar: Pull Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 35%)
Justin Turner: Normal Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 32%)
Scott Van Slyke: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%)
Justin Bour: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%)
Brian Dozier: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 50%)
Trevor Plouffe: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%)
Miguel Sano: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%)
Dustin Ackley: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 38%)
Brett Gardner: Normal Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 35%)
Carlos Beltran: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 50%)
Neil Walker: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 41%)
Curtis Granderson: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 49%)
Yonder Alonso: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 38%)
Danny Valencia: Spray Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 45%)
Darin Ruf: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 49%)
John Jaso: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 42%)
Matt Joyce: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 47%)
Will Myers: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%)
Derek Norris: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 45%)
George Kottaras: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%)
Kyle Blanks: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 52%)
Adam Lind: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 40%)
Franklin Gutierrez: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 45%)
Hank Conger: Spray Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 50%)
Steve Pearce: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 50%)
Kevin Kiermaier: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%)
Robinson Chirinos: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 45%)
Roughed Odor: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%)
Justin Smoak: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 49%)
Jose Bautista: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 47%)

Now I assume most of these hitters aren't set as "Extreme Pull Hitters" because you guys decided that you want balance how many guys are getting super shifted on, which is fine but vast majority of these guys are being extreme shifted on like crazy in real life because they high pull rate excluding the still pretty quick Jimmy Rollins, who should probably still be a pull hitter in that case.

Nice work

Lukas Berger · 03-20-2016, 01:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Benchmark

I know you hate multiple replies, but I thought I would really fast go thru the GCL/AZL and look for additional stats but only got through 4 teams and here are the players with additional stats that don't belong.

Most of those guys have HS stats from when they were draft prospect a couple years ago. We'll probably end up deleting them but it's more a feature than a bug per say

Feel free to keep posting them though, it's appreciated as some of them are actually stats that don't belong there at all.

Lukas Berger · 03-20-2016, 01:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by George_Bell

Blue Jays SP Marco Estrada is generally regarded to have one of the best changeups in all of baseball. Here is an article talking about how good it is, and how it's the key to all his success

Marco Estrada Has Maybe the Changiest Chaneup

In game, his changeup is rated as a 60, and overall, he's rated in the 240-280th area for chaneup rating. That's something i hope can be looked at.

In our editor, it's not really possible for us to set a specific pitch to have a specific value. We can only assign proportional values to a player's other pitches based on the overall stuff rating.

So giving Estrada too good a changeup would likely throw off his other pitches dramatically. So if he had the best change in game, his other pitch ratings might be 5 or something

Lukas Berger · 03-20-2016, 01:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nekrichitron

Not entirely sure if this is the proper place, but virtually every available real-life GMs are mis-labeled as bench coaches. Additionally, there are a bunch of coaches who have no age, or ratings whatsoever.

The first thing should be posted in it's own thread on the bug forum as it's not really a roster thing but a game bug. The coaches with no dob's, we're working on fixing.

so49as · 03-20-2016, 01:40 PM

A few Cardinal notes:

Michael Aldrete (200 game suspension - Peoria) - retired in June 2014 according to TheCardinalNationBlog.com

Yeison Medina - on a 50-game suspension. Is it new? Came of restricted list last August. Yeison Medina Stats, Highlights, Bio | MiLB.com Stats | The Official Site of Minor League Baseball

Alex Reyes - on a 50-game suspension, but received 'time served' for games in the Arizona Fall League.

Paul DeJong - Service Time - shown as 3 years as a professional
Jack Flaherty - ditto
Jake Gronsky - ditto

P Chase Brookshire retired: Chase Brookshire Stats, Highlights, Bio | MiLB.com Stats | The Official Site of Minor League Baseball
P Kyle Hald retired according to TheCardinalNationBlog.com
P Andrew Pierce - probably retired - suspended in January 2014 for 50 games - hasn't pitched since, and retired October 2014 according to Cardinal blog

Dodgerblue · 03-20-2016, 01:46 PM

Aroldis Chapman is pretty underrated compared to the other top closers. Much higher projected era (one full run) over zips

Lukas Berger · 03-20-2016, 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Dodgerblue

Aroldis Chapman is pretty underrated compared to the other top closers. Much higher projected era (one full run) over zips

Tweaked him a little but it's hard to do much with him as his stuff and movement are pretty maxed out. Can only really increase his control and that's not actually that good irl, so don't want to make it too good in game.

actionjackson · 03-20-2016, 01:59 PM

Transferred to proper thread and deleted in this thread (Historical MLB/Minors roster and db issues...).

03-20-2016, 11:04 AM	#112
delv213 Bat Boy Join Date: Nov 2015 Posts: 11	I thought I'd help you guys with some hitter types via pull rates Not really sure this is a bug but I feel some of the hit rates might've been messed up/changed The average pull rate in 2015 was 39% and it's been around that 39-40% mark according to Fangraphs for a while now. Bold text is what each hitter type should be changed to and the non-bolded text is what the hitters are currently set to as right now. Welington Castillo: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%) Tyler Flowers: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%) Freddie Freeman: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 41%) Nick Swisher: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46 %) Blake Swihart: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 39%) Chris B. Young: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 52%) Alex Avila: Extreme Pull Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 39%) Brett Lawrie: Pull Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 35%) Jimmy Rollins: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 49%) Adam Eaton: Pull Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 29%) Avail Garcia: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 36%) Kris Bryant: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 41%) Devin Mesoraco: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 52%) Zack Cozart: Spray Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%) Yan Gomes: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 42%) Mike Napoli: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%) Juan Uribe: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 41%) Mark Reynolds: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 47%) Ryan Raburn: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%) Ian Kinsler: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%) Miguel Cabrera: Pull Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 40%) Nate Schierholtz: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%) Jon Singleton: Spray Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 47%) Luis Valbuena: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 42%) Evan Gattis: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%) Marwin Gonzalez: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 42%) Alex Gordon: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 42%) Yunel Escobar: Pull Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 35%) Justin Turner: Normal Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 32%) Scott Van Slyke: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%) Justin Bour: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%) Brian Dozier: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 50%) Trevor Plouffe: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%) Miguel Sano: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%) Dustin Ackley: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 38%) Brett Gardner: Normal Hitter/Spray Hitter (Career 35%) Carlos Beltran: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 50%) Neil Walker: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 41%) Curtis Granderson: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 49%) Yonder Alonso: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 38%) Danny Valencia: Spray Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 45%) Darin Ruf: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 49%) John Jaso: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 42%) Matt Joyce: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 47%) Will Myers: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 46%) Derek Norris: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 45%) George Kottaras: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 44%) Kyle Blanks: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 52%) Adam Lind: Spray Hitter/Normal Hitter (Career 40%) Franklin Gutierrez: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 45%) Hank Conger: Spray Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 50%) Steve Pearce: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 50%) Kevin Kiermaier: Spray Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%) Robinson Chirinos: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 45%) Roughed Odor: Normal Hitter/Pull Hitter (Career 43%) Justin Smoak: Normal Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 49%) Jose Bautista: Pull Hitter/Extreme Pull Hitter (Career 47%) Now I assume most of these hitters aren't set as "Extreme Pull Hitters" because you guys decided that you want balance how many guys are getting super shifted on, which is fine but vast majority of these guys are being extreme shifted on like crazy in real life because they pull on the vast majority of the balls they put in play rate excluding the still pretty quick Jimmy Rollins, who would bunt himself a hit but should probably still be a pull hitter in that case. Last edited by delv213; 03-21-2016 at 03:38 AM.

03-20-2016, 01:59 PM	#120
actionjackson Hall Of Famer Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Toronto, ON Posts: 6,163	Transferred to proper thread and deleted in this thread (Historical MLB/Minors roster and db issues...). Last edited by actionjackson; 03-20-2016 at 07:45 PM.

03-20-2016, 09:23 AM	#101
khucke All Star Reserve Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Düsseldorf, Germany Posts: 650	Cubs' farmhamd outfielder Eddy Julio Martinez is missing. He is Cubs' 28th prospect according to BA. He was only signed in 2016 out of Cuba, hasn't played in minors therefore.

03-20-2016, 09:29 AM	#102
jwisenberg OOTP Roster Team Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 868	He's there in the Cubs International Complex on mine

03-20-2016, 09:35 AM	#103
Benchmark Minors (Single A) Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: California Posts: 86	I know you hate multiple replies, but I thought I would really fast go thru the GCL/AZL and look for additional stats but only got through 4 teams and here are the players with additional stats that don't belong. Kirby Bellow Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Marcus Wilson Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Lucas Herbert Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Grayson Jones Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Sean McLaughlin Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Alex Minter ATL GCL Angel Perez Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Evan Phillips Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Touki Toussaint Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Garrett Cleavinger Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Jack Graham Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Alejandro Juvier Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Rocky McCord Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Carlos Rodriguez Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Robert Strader Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Devon Fisher Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Trenton Kemp Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Travis Lakins Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Tyler Spoon Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Brad Stone Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com Max Watt Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com

03-20-2016, 09:53 AM	#105
George_Bell All Star Starter Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 1,988	Blue Jays SP Marco Estrada is generally regarded to have one of the best changeups in all of baseball. Here is an article talking about how good it is, and how it's the key to all his success Marco Estrada Has Maybe the Changiest Chaneup In game, his changeup is rated as a 60, and overall, he's rated in the 240-280th area for chaneup rating. That's something i hope can be looked at.

03-20-2016, 10:02 AM	#106
Nekrichitron Bat Boy Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 2	Not entirely sure if this is the proper place, but virtually every available real-life GMs are mis-labeled as bench coaches. Additionally, there are a bunch of coaches who have no age, or ratings whatsoever.

03-20-2016, 10:03 AM	#107
lionbacker Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 47	I have noticed a few of the tigers top prospects are eligible for the rule 5 draft. Christin Stewart was drafted last season. Derrick Hill was drafted two years ago. Also I noticed Michael Fulmer was listed on a major league contract but to my knowledge he has never pitched above double A.

03-20-2016, 10:33 AM	#110
StanfordBerkely Minors (Single A) Join Date: Feb 2016 Posts: 62	Not a roster issue as much as it is a financial issue, but doesn't the Diamondbacks budget of $100 million seem low? They just broke the bank for Zack Greinke. Hard to believe his salary would take up almost a third of their entire budget

03-20-2016, 01:40 PM	#117
so49as Major Leagues Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 325	A few Cardinal notes: Michael Aldrete (200 game suspension - Peoria) - retired in June 2014 according to TheCardinalNationBlog.com Yeison Medina - on a 50-game suspension. Is it new? Came of restricted list last August. Yeison Medina Stats, Highlights, Bio \| MiLB.com Stats \| The Official Site of Minor League Baseball Alex Reyes - on a 50-game suspension, but received 'time served' for games in the Arizona Fall League. Paul DeJong - Service Time - shown as 3 years as a professional Jack Flaherty - ditto Jake Gronsky - ditto P Chase Brookshire retired: Chase Brookshire Stats, Highlights, Bio \| MiLB.com Stats \| The Official Site of Minor League Baseball P Kyle Hald retired according to TheCardinalNationBlog.com P Andrew Pierce - probably retired - suspended in January 2014 for 50 games - hasn't pitched since, and retired October 2014 according to Cardinal blog

03-20-2016, 01:46 PM	#118
Dodgerblue Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 48	Aroldis Chapman is pretty underrated compared to the other top closers. Much higher projected era (one full run) over zips