Wednesday, August 8, 2007

Match Game FOL

Kudos to Cashman for stockpiling pitching prospects in the farm system. I think we're all extremely excited to see how each prospect turns out at the big league level. That leads me right into Match Game FOL:

Match the current group of pitching prospects to their 1993-94 counterpart:

Yankees of Tomorrow:
Joba Chamberlain
Tyler Clippard
Matt DeSalvo
Sean Henn
Phil Hughes
Jeff Karstens
Ian Kennedy
Ross Ohlendorf
Darrell Rasner
Humberto Sanchez
Chase Wright

Yankees of Tomorrow (circa 93-94):
Matt Dunbar
Dave Eiland
Sterling Hitchcock
Mark Hutton
Domingo Jean
Scott Kamieniecki
Sam Militello
Bobby Munoz
Andy Pettitte
Mariano Rivera
Brien Taylor

5 comments:

  1. Fun!! Let's hope we get more than two contributors (Pettite & Mo) out of this group. I've ranked mine in order of potential for the current crop of prospects:

    Hughes = Pettitte
    Chamberlain = Jean
    Sanchez = Rivera
    Kennedy = Munoz
    Clippard = Kamieniecki
    Henn = Hitchcock
    Karstens = Eiland
    Ohlendorf = Eiland
    Rasner = Dunbar
    Wright = Hutton
    DeSalvo = Militello

    How about positional players?

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  2. Come on Joe, someone's gotta blow out there gift of an arm by protecting their brother in a bar and not following Crash Davis' advice about throwing a punch! Who's gonna be our Brien Taylor?

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  3. Chamberlain equates to Bartolo Colon for me... and hopefully not Sidney Ponson.

    Unfortunately there's too much mediocrity in the (93-94) bunch for me equate the current prospects.

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  4. Oops. I knew I forgot someone. I guess Sanchez is the most likely candidate.

    I still remember that happy day when I received a Brien Taylor Topps GOLD Rookie Card...then valued at $80. My how times have changed.

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  5. Man, I can barely keep up with the current team, much less have an opinion about guys I haven't seen pitching yet. Two major players like Pettitte and Mo would be HUGE. If we get three, consider it a gift from the gods. Pitching is so hard to find that two close to P&M's level would really be a terrific result.

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