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Post by chisox on Jul 4, 2009 7:43:19 GMT -5
Here is how it looks on Independence Day 2009 for the 2010 Pale Hose:
.C - Omir Santos
1B - Pablo Sandoval
2B - Jayson Nix
SS - Gordon Beckham
3B - Casey McGehee
RF - Shin-Soo Choo
CF - Peter Bourjos
LF - Raul Ibanez
DH - Kendry Morales/Brandon Allen
SP - Josh Johson, Derek Lowe, Jeff Niemann, Kyle Lohse, Joe Blanton [Brad Bergesen, Jarod Parker]
CL - JP Howell
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Post by chisox on Oct 10, 2009 22:39:14 GMT -5
As other teams continue to play in the 2009 playoffs, the BCMBL White Sox offer a look at where their probable 2010 major league roster (with 2009 stats) stands at now:
RF - Shin-Soo Choo* .300/.394/.489
3B - Casey McGehee .301/.360/.499
.C - Pablo Sandoval# .330/.387/.556
1B- Kendry Morales# .306/.365/.569
LF - Raul Ibanez* .272/.347/.552
DH - Gordon Beckham .270/.347/.460
2B - Jeff Baker .288/.343/.425
SS - Orlando Cabrera .282/.315/.387
CF - Peter Bourjos .281/.354/.423 (AA) ... Xavier Paul* .328/.378/.500 (AAA)
Bench:
.C - Omir Santos .260/.296/.391
1B - Brandon Allen .202/.284/.385 & .298/.372/.500 (AAA/AA)
UT - Jayson Nix .224/.308/.408
OF - Trevor Crowe# .235/.278/.333 & .297/.401/.400 (AAA)
OF - Chris Pettit .286/.286/.286 & .322/.386/.481 (AAA/R)
Pitching:
SP - Josh Johnson 191/58 K/BB, 3.23 ERA, 1.16 WHIP
SP - Joe Blanton 163/59, 4.05, 1.35
SP - Jeff Niemann 125/59, 3.94, 1.35
SP - Brad Bergesen 65/32, 3.42, 1.28 & 9/3, 2.45, 0.82 (AAA)
SP - Derek Lowe 111/63, 4.67, 1.52
LR - Jonathan Albaladejo 21/16, 5.24, 1.66 & 26/3, 1.75, 0.78 (AAA)
RSU - Anthony Slama 112/40, 2.67, 1.20 (AAA/AA)
RSU - Ramon Ramirez 52/32, 2.84, 1.33
LSU - JP Howell 79/33*, 2.84, 1.20
LSU - Sergio Escalona* 10/5, 4.61, 1.24 & 53/22, 3.13, 1.23 (AAA/AA)
CL- Shawn Kelley 41/9 4.50, 1.17
Looks like this team could score some runs - particularly at home in the Cell ... Good thing because that pitching staff is gonna' give up some runs. The bench is terrible so any significant injury to a starting position player will really hurt ... regardless it will be a long season of looking up at the Twins.
The roster also has "fall back" help (AAAA type) players to fill in gaps if the need arises:
1B Andy Marte .232/.293/.400 & .327/.369/.593 (AAA)
UT Alberto Gonzalez .265/.299/.351 & .311/.319/.367 (AAA)
OF Clete Thomas* .240/.324/.385 & .291/.390/.417 (AAA)
Also some "past their prime" SP to fill in if needed:
Armando Galarraga 95/67, 5.64, 1.51
Kyle Lohse 77/36, 4.74, 1.37
Needless to say, the White Sox will be active in the draft and in signing free agents ... our list of cuts is already prepared for the post postseason portion of the offseason!
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Post by astrosgm on Oct 10, 2009 22:56:21 GMT -5
You know who to hit up if JJ aint cutting it.I have a small penis Houston will take him any day of the week
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Post by Deleted on Oct 12, 2009 18:43:24 GMT -5
This team scares me in the AL Central (at least, for a WC team since who knows if Minnesota will ever lose).
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Post by Mariners GM (A) on Oct 13, 2009 7:11:35 GMT -5
That bullpen is gonna kill 'em.
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Post by chisox on Nov 2, 2009 12:24:40 GMT -5
I like that better with speed at top and bottom:
RF - Julio Borbon* .312/.376/.414 & .307/.367/.386 (AAA) 44 SB
3B - Casey McGehee .301/.360/.499
.C - Pablo Sandoval# .330/.387/.556
1B- Kendry Morales# .306/.365/.569
LF - Raul Ibanez* .272/.347/.552
DH - Gordon Beckham .270/.347/.460
2B - Jeff Baker .288/.343/.425
SS - Orlando Cabrera .282/.315/.387
CF - Peter Bourjos .281/.354/.423 (AA) ... Xavier Paul* .328/.378/.500 (AAA)
Bench:
.C - Omir Santos .260/.296/.391
1B - Brandon Allen .202/.284/.385 & .298/.372/.500 (AAA/AA)
UT - Jayson Nix .224/.308/.408
OF - Trevor Crowe# .235/.278/.333 & .297/.401/.400 (AAA)
OF - Chris Pettit .286/.286/.286 & .322/.386/.481 (AAA/R)
Pitching:
SP - Josh Johnson 191/58 K/BB, 3.23 ERA, 1.16 WHIP
SP - Joe Blanton 163/59, 4.05, 1.35
SP - Jeff Niemann 125/59, 3.94, 1.35
SP - Brad Bergesen 65/32, 3.42, 1.28 & 9/3, 2.45, 0.82 (AAA)
SP - Derek Lowe 111/63, 4.67, 1.52
LR - Jonathan Albaladejo 21/16, 5.24, 1.66 & 26/3, 1.75, 0.78 (AAA)
RSU - Anthony Slama 112/40, 2.67, 1.20 (AAA/AA)
RSU - Ramon Ramirez 52/32, 2.84, 1.33
LSU - JP Howell 79/33*, 2.84, 1.20
LSU - Sergio Escalona* 10/5, 4.61, 1.24 & 53/22, 3.13, 1.23 (AAA/AA)
CL- Shawn Kelley 41/9 4.50, 1.17
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Post by chisox on Nov 11, 2009 10:49:21 GMT -5
Down on the farm:
Players whom are not expected to SIM for the 2010 White Sox include:
LF Jaff Decker .299/.442/.514 (Lo-A) ... Decker led the league in on-base percentage and was second in slugging percentage, which is especially impressive since he did at age 19. He has a phenomenal eye that is indicative of a future success as he had a 19.2% walk rate and .92 BB/K rate batting third and when he hits the ball he hits it "freakishly hard" as he hit 16 HRs.
LF Andrew Lambo .256/.311/.407 (AA) ... The 2007 4th rounder had sparkled in his first two seasons progressing to AA at the end of 2008. In his first full season at that level things were a bit disappointing but Lambo did slam 39 doubles and 11 home runs suggesting the power is there for the taking and he should be one to watch. He has been having an outstanding AFL season.
2B Jake Smolinski .283/.379/.448 (Lo-A) ... Got banged up a little, but was ending the year really strong before he did. I hope this is not a trend where he is injury prone, because when he plays he produces pretty well. Very solid season in Lo-A coming back from a major arm injury. He will probably open in Hi-A and start comparing comparisons to Coghlan if he relatively repeats the success of this season. Had a very strong August going .409/.458/.545 in 45 ABs.
SP Martin Perez 2.90 ERA, 119/38 K/BB 1.30 WHIP in 114.2 IP (AA & Lo-A) ... Played the entire season at age 18 and was dominate at Lo-A while on a strict pitch count. Played final month at AA where he struggled at first before settling in yielding just a 2.51 ERA in his last games. Reportedly he lost some velocity in his last few starts [he sat between 92-96 mph with Hickory] as he was sitting more in the 91-93 mph range, but his command was much improved.
CF Jordan Danks .243./337/.356 (AA) & .322/.409/.525 (Hi-A) ... Defensively he is ready for the big show but after a hot start at Hi-A he slowed down as he battled through a few nagging injuries at AA. At 6-4, 210 pounds, Danks may flourish in the friendly confines of U.S Cellular Field, where dimensions are perfect for line-drive hitters.
SP Jarrod Parker 3.14 ERA, 95/38 K/BB, 1.36 WHIP in 97.1 IP (AA &Hi-A) ... Gonna' have to be patient here as Parker will miss the entire 2010 season having just undergone TJ surgery on October 28. He has shown a fastball consistently in the mid-90s, and also has a plus slider, curve, and an improving change-up. He dominated at High A and was moved up to AA as a 20 year old. Although his overall AA numbers weren’t great, he got a lot of strikeouts, only gave up 2 HR in 78 IP, and got a lot of ground balls.
RP Josh Lindblom 3.83 ERA, 82/26 K/BB 1.19 WHIP in 96.1 IP (AAA & AA) ... Considered a disappointment by some, Lindblom started out in AA working in relief and starting but once promoted to AAA he was used strictly as a relief pitcher. He had a good year but not a dominating year. He has above average control (2.1 BB/9 for career), above average strikeout rates (8.2 K/9) but he has only pitched in 130 professional innings. Likely will end up a MR/set up guy.
SP Josh Collmenter 4.15 ERA, 152/55 K/BB, 1.25 WHIP in 145.1 IP (Hi-A) ... Averaged 9.4K/9 IP and only allowed 8 HR in 145 IP, Collmenter is a steady pitcher with a modest ceiling but he’s put together two solid back-to-back seasons. The 23-year-old was a little old for Hi-A ball and his 4.15 ERA does not look overly impressive. However he did only give up 127 hits in 145.1 innings in a good hitter’s league and his strikeout rate jumped almost 2.00 over his 2008 season in Lo-A ball.
SP Josh Butler 2.97 ERA 96/43 K/BB 1.30 WHIP in 118.1 IP (AAA, AA, Hi-A & Rk) ... Seemingly always battling injuries Butler finally had a healthy season in 2009 as he pitched at five levels and even made three big league appearances. At Hi-A, Butler pitched 51 innings, allowed 44 hits and posted a walk rate of 4.06 BB/9 and a strikeout rate of 5.65 K/9. In AA, he allowed 37 hits in 41 innings and posted a walk rate of 2.85 BB/9 and a strikeout rate of 7.24 K/9. In his 118.1 combined minor league IP, Butler allowed just four homers thanks in part to a 53% ground-ball rate. He throws a fastball that sits around 90 mph, as well as a curveball, change-up and slider. He did not fare as well in the bigs posting a 9.00 ERA, 3/6 K/BB, 3.25 WHIP but it was in only 4.0 IP.
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Post by chisox on Dec 15, 2009 22:46:24 GMT -5
BCMBL White Sox Depth Chart
note: those in italics not expected to be in datbase
Catcher:Pablo Sandoval (also 1B, 3B)
Michael Ohlman
1B: Kendry Morales#
Brandon Allen
2B: Gordon Beckham (also 3B, SS)
Jeff Baker (also 3B, 1B)
Jake Smolinski - Rule V?
3B: Casey McGehee (also 2B)
Jayson Nix (also 2B, SS, LF, CF, RF)
Chris Dominguez
SS: Orlando Cabrera
Ramiro Pena#
Grant Green
David Nick
LF: Raul Ibanez*
Trevor Crowe# (also CF, RF)
Jason Botts (also 1B) - Rule V?
Jaff Decker*
Andrew Lambo*
CF: Julio Borbon* (also LF)
Peter Bourjos (also LF, RF)
Ryan Spilborghs (also LF, RF)
Jordan Danks*
RF: Chris Petit (also LF)
Johermyn Chavez
SP: Josh Johnson
Jeff Niemann
Joe Blanton
Brad Bergensen
Jarrod Parker [DL]
Craig Stammen - Rule V?
Tim Stauffer
Kyle Lohse
Martin Perez*
Josh Lindbloom
Josh Collmenter
Jeffery Antigua*
Brody Colvin
Michael Belfiore*
Jerry Stovall*
RP: J. P. Howell*
Shawn Kelley
Ramon Ramirez
Sergio Escalano*
Matt Lindstrom
Zachary Kroenke* - Rule V?
Rex Brothers*
Kyle Bellamy - Rule V?
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Post by Padres GM (A) on Dec 18, 2009 12:37:38 GMT -5
On the DB I just saw, Martin Perez shows up as a Free Agent.
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Post by chisox on Dec 18, 2009 15:25:02 GMT -5
On the DB I just saw, Martin Perez shows up as a Free Agent. That is a mistake I have written the Admin about ... he was cut when JUAN CARLOS Perez should have been cut. EDIT: This issue has been fixed ... thanks! |
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Post by chisox on Feb 6, 2010 13:31:47 GMT -5
BCMBL White Sox Depth Chart updated after Rule V draft
note: those in italics not expected to be in datbase
Catcher:Pablo Sandoval (also 1B, 3B)
Jose Morales
Michael Ohlman
1B: Kendry Morales#
Brandon Allen
2B: Gordon Beckham (also 3B, SS)
Jeff Baker (also 3B, 1B)
3B: Casey McGehee (also 2B)
Jayson Nix (also 2B, SS, LF, CF, RF)
Chris Dominguez
SS: Orlando Cabrera
Ramiro Pena (also 2B, 3B)
Grant Green
David Nick
LF: Raul Ibanez*
Trevor Crowe# (also CF, RF)
Jaff Decker*
Andrew Lambo*
CF: Julio Borbon* (also LF)
Peter Bourjos (also LF, RF)
Ryan Spilborghs (also LF, RF)
Jordan Danks*
RF: Brandon Jones*
Johermyn Chavez
Melky Mesa
SP: Josh Johnson
Jeff Niemann
Josh Lindbloom
Joe Blanton
Brad Bergensen
Jarrod Parker [DL]
Tim Stauffer
Kyle Lohse
Martin Perez*
Josh Lindbloom
Josh Collmenter
Jeffery Antigua*
Brody Colvin
Michael Belfiore*
Jerry Stovall*
RP: J. P. Howell*
Shawn Kelley
Ramon Ramirez
Brian Tallet*
Sergio Escalano*
Matt Lindstrom
Rex Brothers*
Kyle Bellamy
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Post by chisox on Feb 10, 2010 21:17:38 GMT -5
2010 BCMBL White Sox Probable Active Roster w/Zips (OPS+ or ERA+)
CF - Julio Borbon* (86) - VG
3B - Gordon Beckham (106) - Av
.C - Pablo Sandoval# (129) - Fr
1B- Kendry Morales# (110) - Av
DH - Raul Ibanez* (125)
2B - Jeff Baker (92) - Av
RF - Ryan Spilborghs (97) - Av
SS - Orlando Cabrera (86) - Av
LF - Brandon Jones* (89) - VG
Bench:
.C - Jose Morales (87) - Fr
1B - Brandon Allen (87) - Av
2B/3B/SS/LF/RF - Jayson Nix (85) - VG/Av/Av/Av/Av
3B/2B/1B/C - Casey McGehee (89) - Av/Fr/Av/Pr
OF - Trevor Crowe# (75) - VG/Av/VG
Pitching:
SP - Josh Johnson (125)
SP - Josh Lindblom (114)
SP - Joe Blanton (110)
SP - Jeff Niemann (95)
SP - Bradley Bergesen (91)
LR/MU - Matthew Lindstrom (102)
RSU - Ramon Ramirez (115)
RSU - Shawn Kelley (106)
LSU - Brian Tallet* (104)
LSU - Sergio Escalona* (92)
CL- JP Howell* (136)
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