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Started by hawgXi, June 11, 2015, 07:13:58 am

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hawgXi

the tigers pick up a 6th round 3 #190 deal drafting LHP Hall who one hit the Hogs last week and led the nation in strike outs for the season.

Hall scorched the hogs after his team mate got bombed in the first game of the super series at baum.  Harris, who was knocked out in the first game ended up going in the first round despite the Hog beat down coming the week of the draft.



lahawg1

So, Hall goes in the 6th round (190th) and AB goes 7th overall, who is laughing now?

 

HawgWild

Yeah, I looked for Hall's name after the first day ad was surprised I didn't see it. I agree, Detroit got a bargain.

navyhog24

Quote from: lahawg1 on June 11, 2015, 07:15:41 am
So, Hall goes in the 6th round (190th) and AB goes 7th overall, who is laughing now?

I wouldn't be laughing. He backed up his trashing talking with his performance. As cocky as he is, he at least backs it up.

onebadrubi

His actions may have kept a team from taking a higher draft pick chance on him. 

Big Nasty 34

Nah, I think his ceiling is just not too high. Could really be a valuable specialist I think though. Possibly a middle of a rotation guy I suppose.

jbell96

Hall went where he was projected, hardly would call it a steal.

ucahogfan

Hall projects as a back of the rotation or situational LHP.  He tops out at 90.  Not many pitchers can be top of the rotation guys with below average fastball velo.

onebadrubi

Quote from: ucahogfan on June 11, 2015, 09:16:42 am
Hall projects as a back of the rotation or situational LHP.  He tops out at 90.  Not many pitchers can be top of the rotation guys with below average fastball velo.

With determination and no quit they can, see Jamie Moyer.

ucahogfan

Quote from: onebadrubi on June 11, 2015, 09:24:16 am
With determination and no quit they can, see Jamie Moyer.
Moyer has a career 4.25 ERA.  Sure he had a few great yeas in his late 30s pitching at Safeco, but I don't know if you would ever call him more than a back of the rotation guy.

onebadrubi

Quote from: ucahogfan on June 11, 2015, 09:33:22 am
Moyer has a career 4.25 ERA.  Sure he had a few great yeas in his late 30s pitching at Safeco, but I don't know if you would ever call him more than a back of the rotation guy.

He also has the record for most home runs off of one pitcher.  At first glance that could be a bad record to hold, but it says a lot about a career when you think about it. 

But to have that long of a career, with that amount of wins, and never hitting 90.  There is a place for it in many starting rotations and a lot of money to be made doing it. 

edit: I see I read your orignal post incorrectly, I see you are saying top of the rotation as a number 1 guy.  With that being said I agree with you, but you can still be in a 5 man rotation and have 20 win years within your career.

jbell96

Quote from: onebadrubi on June 11, 2015, 09:24:16 am
With determination and no quit they can, see Jamie Moyer.

While Moyer had a good career, and great win totals while pitching for those Seattle teams of the late 90's to the early 2000's, he was never what you would call a top of the rotation guy.

onebadrubi

Quote from: jbell96 on June 11, 2015, 09:42:36 am
While Moyer had a good career, and great win totals while pitching for those Seattle teams of the late 90's to the early 2000's, he was never what you would call a top of the rotation guy.

I misinterupted the top of rotation guy reading over it too fast.  He was not a 1 type pitcher

 

Hogarusa

I would imagine every pitcher would be happy to take Moyers 25 year career or $85 million made.

Funny that anyone would take 1 game pitched against the Hogs and determine that he is a steal in the draft because of it.
I'll ride the wave where it takes me

onebadrubi

Quote from: Hogarusa on June 11, 2015, 09:58:27 am
I would imagine every pitcher would be happy to take Moyers 25 year career or $85 million made.

Funny that anyone would take 1 game pitched against the Hogs and determine that he is a steal in the draft because of it.

Pretty much my point originally thought of.  Top of rotation doesn't matter, a 25 year career and 85 million is what is nice. 

popcornhog

Quote from: lahawg1 on June 11, 2015, 07:15:41 am
So, Hall goes in the 6th round (190th) and AB goes 7th overall, who is laughing now?

Lol, wut?

How are the two related. He pitched a great game at Baum stadium, I thoroughly enjoyed watching him.
WPS

hogman64

Quote from: popcornhog on June 11, 2015, 10:33:23 am
Lol, wut?

How are the two related. He pitched a great game at Baum stadium, I thoroughly enjoyed watching him.

you should watch a replay of the 69 Texas game bet you would love that one....the Horns played a pretty good game..

onebadrubi

Quote from: popcornhog on June 11, 2015, 10:33:23 am
Lol, wut?

How are the two related. He pitched a great game at Baum stadium, I thoroughly enjoyed watching him.

I think he is referring to Hall's actions and disrespectful behavior during the game in correlation to the draft picks.

King

Since we won the super, I'm a fan of the guy.  Can only respect how he threw and backed up his showy demeanor.

onebadrubi

Quote from: AdriAnn on June 11, 2015, 12:10:25 pm
Matt Hall's size was a question mark for the majors.  Still can't believe he wasn't picked up until the 6th round.  When you can pitch, you can pitch.  Matt can pitch.

Well, he's exactly where he needs to be.  If he can pitch he will move up and make it.  You argument point is valid if he was having issues making a roster in A ball.

Razorback_Mack

Quote from: ucahogfan on June 11, 2015, 09:16:42 am
Hall projects as a back of the rotation or situational LHP.  He tops out at 90.  Not many pitchers can be top of the rotation guys with below average fastball velo.
I know that's what the radar gun says but his fastball plays faster than that when you've got a hook like he does.

Tusks

Quote from: AdriAnn on June 11, 2015, 12:10:25 pm
Matt Hall's size was a question mark for the majors.  Still can't believe he wasn't picked up until the 6th round.  When you can pitch, you can pitch.  Matt can pitch.

Greg Maddox and Tom Glavin say hello.

I think you're gong to see a change back to "if you can pitch you make it" vs all this who can throw the hardest.  Like Smoltz says, he's predicted he'll be the only pitcher with tommy john surgery to make the hall of fame and I believe him.

Kids are blowing their arms out faster than they can repair them all and at younger and younger ages.

Would you rather throw 100 for a 2 year career or throw 90 and PITCH for 12 years.
sometimes it's a good and some times it's a schit

popcornhog

Quote from: hogman64 on June 11, 2015, 10:42:56 am
you should watch a replay of the 69 Texas game bet you would love that one....the Horns played a pretty good game..

All time heart breaker. I cannot stand to re-watch that game.

But I can still appreciate good baseball -- not sure how the two are related.
WPS

popcornhog

Quote from: onebadrubi on June 11, 2015, 12:02:13 pm
I think he is referring to Hall's actions and disrespectful behavior during the game in correlation to the draft picks.

I was at the game -- guess I didn't notice. Are you talking about him jumping up and down or did he say something in the presser?
WPS

 

jbell96

Quote from: popcornhog on June 11, 2015, 02:52:05 pm
I was at the game -- guess I didn't notice. Are you talking about him jumping up and down or did he say something in the presser?

He didn't say anything in the presser. He told AB to go sit down after he struck him out one inning & their SS was talking trash after AB popped out in the 9th.

popcornhog

Quote from: jbell96 on June 11, 2015, 03:35:30 pm
He didn't say anything in the presser. He told AB to go sit down after he struck him out one inning & their SS was talking trash after AB popped out in the 9th.

I guess I'm not that easily offended. Great pitcher -- he was fun to watch.

Glad we won the series.
WPS

onebadrubi

Quote from: popcornhog on June 11, 2015, 04:48:18 pm
I guess I'm not that easily offended. Great pitcher -- he was fun to watch.

Glad we won the series.

He was competing after his team got truly whopped, I'm not shocked and don't think that is him in a nutshell.  I didn't see everything people here said, but I wasn't watching either. 

lahawg1

Quote from: onebadrubi on June 11, 2015, 12:02:13 pm
I think he is referring to Hall's actions and disrespectful behavior during the game in correlation to the draft picks.

Correct, AB has put up numbers all season and Hall (IMHO) had a career game against us.

I work with a former MLB pitcher (11 years in the bigs) and his opinion is he may (Hall) make it to the show but he won't be there long.

hog.goblin

Quote from: popcornhog on June 11, 2015, 04:48:18 pm
I guess I'm not that easily offended. Great pitcher -- he was fun to watch.

Glad we won the series.

he also unzipped his pants and shook his junk at the fans above the dugout

honestly, by the time Sunday's game ended I was less concerned with his attitude more with their hitters at the plate.  I've never seen an ump shown up like that.

(notOM)Rebel123

June 11, 2015, 09:01:39 pm #29 Last Edit: June 11, 2015, 09:22:19 pm by (notOM)Rebel123
6th round pick. Great Curve ball. Big attitude...not always a good thing. MLB drafts on potential. He showed his arse on Saturday. Not exactly a steal as the OP suggested. Time will tell. Apologize for stating the obvious.
"Knowledge is Good"....Emil Faber

PORKULATOR

Seeing as how Hall needs about 3 years of attitude adjustment before he can actually throw a ball on a mlb athlete, I'd say he was drafted early. I've watched Chattanooga Lookouts starting pitcher DJBaxendale hurl the sphere and he's loads better than that Mo pecker. Hall isn't ready. Doesn't have the brains for it .
Everytime I reach a goal or achieve something new in life, someone's beat me there and wrote f♡€% you all over it - JD Salinger
I've got a fever and the only perscription...  is more cowbell.- THE Bruce Dickenson.

hogman64

Quote from: popcornhog on June 11, 2015, 02:51:10 pm
All time heart breaker. I cannot stand to re-watch that game.

But I can still appreciate good baseball -- not sure how the two are related.

they relate because we lost both games.......I  really don't enjoy any great performance from the other team's players when the Hogs loose a big game....respect it and acknowledge it was a great effort but never enjoy it... but that's just me.

popcornhog

Quote from: hogman64 on June 11, 2015, 09:39:54 pm
they relate because we lost both games.......I  really don't enjoy any great performance from the other team's players when the Hogs loose a big game....respect it and acknowledge it was a great effort but never enjoy it... but that's just me.

Well, either way, we got the last laugh!

I don't see Missouri State in Omaha.
WPS

(notOM)Rebel123

Quote from: popcornhog on June 11, 2015, 10:08:14 pm
Well, either way, we got the last laugh!

I don't see Missouri State in Omaha.

Exactly. Hall's a punk.
"Knowledge is Good"....Emil Faber

AirForceHog

I couldn't imagine MoSt in the CWS.  If they had made it I think 90% of the country would be routing against them if the showed out like they did in Fayetteville.
If it turns, burns, banks or rolls, crew chiefs made it happen.

Tigerloather

Quote from: tusked on June 11, 2015, 02:31:39 pm
Greg Maddox and Tom Glavin say hello.

I think you're gong to see a change back to "if you can pitch you make it" vs all this who can throw the hardest.  Like Smoltz says, he's predicted he'll be the only pitcher with tommy john surgery to make the hall of fame and I believe him.

Kids are blowing their arms out faster than they can repair them all and at younger and younger ages.

Would you rather throw 100 for a 2 year career or throw 90 and PITCH for 12 years.
Was thinking the exact same thing
Egotism is the anesthetic that dulls the pain of stupidity - Frank Leahy

Birminghog

Yet another reason to root against Detroit. I was hoping that punque would go to an NL team. Let him try that trash when he has to bat.

dotnet

It isnt an either or with the hard thrower and TJ. Verlander didn't have TJ.

This thread is so cliché. If it's a soft throwing lefty then he'll be the next Jaimee Moyer. If he's a slower throwing righty then he'll be the next Maddux. (Which is just a misrepresentation of who Maddux was as a pitcher and only looking at him age 33ish and up but whatever...)

The guy isn't better to me than Michael Roth was in college, you know the other guy who was going to be Jaimee Moyer.

bulldog04

Quote from: AirForceHog on June 11, 2015, 10:52:17 pm
I couldn't imagine MoSt in the CWS.  If they had made it I think 90% of the country would be routing against them if the showed out like they did in Fayetteville.
It would've been fun to watch them and Louisville play. They had a pitcher that made Hall look like a nice guy

Iwastherein1969

Quote from: HawgWild on June 11, 2015, 07:20:15 am
Yeah, I looked for Hall's name after the first day ad was surprised I didn't see it. I agree, Detroit got a bargain.
Detroit got nothing but an azz-clown...sure he one hit us, but a lot of teams have one-hit the hogs through the years....he throws pus up there and when he gets to say the Double A level he will not see many left-handed batters...I say he's selling insurance at his dad's office within 3 years...then that 'ish-eating' grin of his might do him some good as he tries to tack on the dental policy to the Smith family's health policy in Springfield, MO
The long Grey line will never fail our country.

onebadrubi

Quote from: dotnet on June 12, 2015, 07:07:47 am
It isnt an either or with the hard thrower and TJ. Verlander didn't have TJ.

This thread is so cliché. If it's a soft throwing lefty then he'll be the next Jaimee Moyer. If he's a slower throwing righty then he'll be the next Maddux. (Which is just a misrepresentation of who Maddux was as a pitcher and only looking at him age 33ish and up but whatever...)

The guy isn't better to me than Michael Roth was in college, you know the other guy who was going to be Jaimee Moyer.

You don't understand the point of forums and discussion topics do you?  No one said he would be the next Moyer (there won't be another one) and no one said he'd be the next maddux.  Comprehension failure at its finest. 

popcornhog

Quote from: Iwastherein1969 on June 12, 2015, 08:28:27 am
Detroit got nothing but an azz-clown...sure he one hit us, but a lot of teams have one-hit the hogs through the years....he throws pus up there and when he gets to say the Double A level he will not see many left-handed batters...I say he's selling insurance at his dad's office within 3 years...then that 'ish-eating' grin of his might do him some good as he tries to tack on the dental policy to the Smith family's health policy in Springfield, MO

His one hitter against the hogs isn't the reason that he was drafted. It has a lot more to do with leading the nation in K's, you know, all season long.

What is wrong with our fan base that we are always so butt hurt?
WPS

hog.goblin

Quote from: dotnet on June 12, 2015, 07:07:47 am
It isnt an either or with the hard thrower and TJ. Verlander didn't have TJ.

This thread is so cliché. If it's a soft throwing lefty then he'll be the next Jaimee Moyer. If he's a slower throwing righty then he'll be the next Maddux. (Which is just a misrepresentation of who Maddux was as a pitcher and only looking at him age 33ish and up but whatever...)

The guy isn't better to me than Michael Roth was in college, you know the other guy who was going to be Jaimee Moyer.



BroyledNutts

Quote from: Birminghog on June 11, 2015, 11:31:27 pm
Yet another reason to root against Detroit. I was hoping that punque would go to an NL team. Let him try that trash when he has to bat.

I'm not going to stop watching James McCann's rise to stardom just because the Tigers drafted an immature kid with pitching skills...in all likelihood he may never see anything higher than AA ball. If he does, he'll have grown out of that low brow attitude by then...or had it drummed out of him.

Deep Shoat

IF he makes the show, it will likely be a a situational lefty out of the bullpen. 

Still a good gig, if you can get it...
All Gas, No Brakes!

(notOM)Rebel123

Quote from: popcornhog on June 12, 2015, 09:36:00 am
His one hitter against the hogs isn't the reason that he was drafted. It has a lot more to do with leading the nation in K's, you know, all season long.

What is wrong with our fan base that we are always so butt hurt?

Hmmm, I can't imagine why.......

"Knowledge is Good"....Emil Faber

Iwastherein1969

Quote from: (notOM)Rebel123 on June 12, 2015, 10:59:50 pm
Hmmm, I can't imagine why.......
those uniforms that Mizzou St trotted out there the second and third game of the series were reasons enough for that 'hick school' not to make the CWS...good lord they were god-awful.....and I'll bet if you did some research on the brightness of those tops they have an effect on when the hitters pick-up the ball on it's way to the plate...I guess I'm looking for an excuse for our poor hitting against that guy
The long Grey line will never fail our country.