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They said it...

"The No. 7 overall pick in the 2009 draft is a relatively polished four-pitch southpaw (despite his first-inning blowup in the Rising Stars game). He sits at 90-92 mph but showed he could dial it up to 94 when needed. He had good fade on his change, and his curveball was inconsistent but good at times. He needs to improve his fringy slider, but he's another pitcher who could move very quickly but doesn't have a huge ceiling."

Jason Grey, ESPN.com - November 17, 2009

"Minor was the only disappointment, as he didn't have the good curveball I saw at the SEC tournament in May; he was 87-92, mostly 89-91, with an average changeup and fringy slider."

Keith Law, ESPN.com - October 16, 2009

 



 

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