The 24th player and final outfielder selected for the What the Heck 25-Man Roster was OF Austin Wates. Also receiving votes were Jacob Goebbert, Teoscar Hernandez, Emilio King and Neiko Johnson. (For more information on the WTH 25-Man Roster, go here.)
Coming Monday - Let's pick our final infielder.
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Showing posts with label Outfielder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Outfielder. Show all posts
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Monday, March 5, 2012
WTH 25-Man Roster - Final Outfielder
As posted over the weekend, RHP Jack Armstrong became the 23rd player and final relief pitcher to be named to the WTH Roster. Runners-up were Jason Chowning, Jorge de Leon, Mitchell Lambson, Pat Urkfitz, Jason Stoffel, Ebert Rosario, Xavier Cedeno and Josh Zeid. For more on the WTH 25-Man Roster, go here.
Next, let's pick our final outfielder. This list is comprised of all those receiving votes in the last round of voting as runners-up to winner Domingo Santana. My choice for this position would be Austin Wates, hands down. Not only did he have a great, consistent season, but he also played at all three outfield positions. A case could also be made for Emilio King who is rumored to have an outstanding arm (although he has to cut down on the strikeouts) and Jake Goebbert, a left-handed bat with numbers that are very similar to Austin Wates, who has played both left field and right field. And, of course, we shouldn't forget about the up and coming Teoscar Hernandez, a possible five-tool prospect!
With all that said, here are the 2011 stats for the players. Look them over and vote.
Next, let's pick our final outfielder. This list is comprised of all those receiving votes in the last round of voting as runners-up to winner Domingo Santana. My choice for this position would be Austin Wates, hands down. Not only did he have a great, consistent season, but he also played at all three outfield positions. A case could also be made for Emilio King who is rumored to have an outstanding arm (although he has to cut down on the strikeouts) and Jake Goebbert, a left-handed bat with numbers that are very similar to Austin Wates, who has played both left field and right field. And, of course, we shouldn't forget about the up and coming Teoscar Hernandez, a possible five-tool prospect!
With all that said, here are the 2011 stats for the players. Look them over and vote.
Sunday, February 12, 2012
WTH 25-Man Roster
The 20th player and 4th Outfielder selected for the What the Heck 25-Man Roster was Domingo Santana. Also receiving votes were Austin Wates, Jacob Goebbert, Emilio King, Neiko Johnson, Teoscar Hernandez, Collin DeLome and Jay Austin. All of these pitchers will be on the ballot again for the final relief spot. (For more information on the WTH 25-Man Roster, go here.)
Coming Monday - Let's pick our 5th and Final Starting Pitcher.
Coming Monday - Let's pick our 5th and Final Starting Pitcher.
Monday, February 6, 2012
WTH 25-Man Roster - Outfielder
As posted over the weekend, LHP Alex Sogard became the 19th player and 5th relief pitcher to be named to the WTH Roster. Runners-up were Jack Armstrong, Xavier Cedeno, Jason Chowning, Jorge de Leon, Ebert Rosario, Evan Grills, Murillo Gouvea, Mitchell Lambson, Pat Urkfitz, Jason Stoffel and Josh Zeid. These players will be recycled as candidates as we fill our final relief pitching spot. For more on the WTH 25-Man Roster, go here.
Next, let's pick our 4th Outfielder. This list is comprised of those who received votes in earlier rounds of voting for the three outfield positions, those who have been used in utility infielder/outfielder roles (such as Neiko Johnson), and a couple of utility outfielders who haven't been nominated yet (such as Collin DeLome). My choice for this position would be Austin Wates, hands down. Not only did he have a great, consistent season, he played at all three outfield positions and his right-handed bat would complement the lefty hitting Jordan Scott and Adam Bailey who are already on the WTH Roster. A case could also be made for Emilio King who is rumored to have an outstanding arm (although he has to cut down on the strikeouts) and Jake Goebbert, a left-handed bat with numbers that are very similar to Austin Wates, who has played both left field and right field. And, of course, we shouldn't forget about the up and coming Domingo Santana and Teoscar Hernandez!
With all that said, here are the 2011 stats for the players. Look them over and vote.
Next, let's pick our 4th Outfielder. This list is comprised of those who received votes in earlier rounds of voting for the three outfield positions, those who have been used in utility infielder/outfielder roles (such as Neiko Johnson), and a couple of utility outfielders who haven't been nominated yet (such as Collin DeLome). My choice for this position would be Austin Wates, hands down. Not only did he have a great, consistent season, he played at all three outfield positions and his right-handed bat would complement the lefty hitting Jordan Scott and Adam Bailey who are already on the WTH Roster. A case could also be made for Emilio King who is rumored to have an outstanding arm (although he has to cut down on the strikeouts) and Jake Goebbert, a left-handed bat with numbers that are very similar to Austin Wates, who has played both left field and right field. And, of course, we shouldn't forget about the up and coming Domingo Santana and Teoscar Hernandez!
With all that said, here are the 2011 stats for the players. Look them over and vote.
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