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re: I know about as little about baseball as a sports fan can know...
Posted on 5/7/13 at 10:58 am to FT
Posted on 5/7/13 at 10:58 am to FT
Nola has three good pitches that he can throw for strikes. He has a really good change up (looks to the batter like a fastball but much slower). He has very good command, which means he can throw the ball where he wants to (usually on the edges of the strike zone). He throws a lot of strikes, which means batters have to be aggressive against him and swing early in the count. If they lay off early pitches they'll find themselves down 0-2 in the count and looking at nothing but garbage for the rest of the at bat. That means that Nola gets a lot of quick outs and that keeps his pitch count low.
He certainly has MLB potential and next year if he throws like he has been this year he'll be a first round pick no doubt. Possibly 1st overall. It's hard to predict who will pan out in the bigs but he'll get a chance to play in the minors. If he moves up through the minors then he'll play at the MLB level someday.
He certainly has MLB potential and next year if he throws like he has been this year he'll be a first round pick no doubt. Possibly 1st overall. It's hard to predict who will pan out in the bigs but he'll get a chance to play in the minors. If he moves up through the minors then he'll play at the MLB level someday.
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