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Organization:  Toronto

Current Position:  C

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What they're tweeting...

 

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They said it...

"Arencibia's power is undeniable. I'm just not sure he'll hit for much average and he may end up being pushed from behind the plate because d'Arnaud is the superior defender. With that being said, if Arencibia hits .250-.260 with 30 home runs and provides just solid defense...I know a lot of teams that will take that in a heart beat."

Nathan Rode, Baseball America - November 5, 2010

 

"He received well, improved his game calling and showed at least an average arm, if not a tick above. He has good power for a catcher and can hit mistakes a long way, but I had one manager tell he's a got slider bat speed, and the strikeout-walk ratio (114-26) is troubling."

Jim Shonerd, Baseball America - October 15, 2009

 



 

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