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Very interested in seeing how highly-touted Rangers' prospect Jacob deGrom does today. Here's some of his stuff from a recent minor league outing. Seems to have solid command of both his fastball and slider, especially to his glove side. Mixes in an occasional changeup. Curious how his stuff will...

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JJ1 yıl önce

Gotta feel for those hitters. They have zero chance.

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St. Lucie Mr Met1 yıl önce

Not sure if he gets run support at the next level. He should try to hit as well and win some games for himself

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Stay Safe, Stay Sane, Stay Home1 yıl önce

He's no Rafael Montero but we'll see how it goes.

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MyDrumLuck1 yıl önce

He's definitely got the stuff to be a multiple Cy Young winner.

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Tyler Hill1 yıl önce

How many k’s you think he get?

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Rob Friedman1 yıl önce

Really depends how long he goes. My guess is around 7. But it's a guess, I'm assuming he'll only go about 70-75 pitches today.

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Nateisdiggity1 yıl önce

Its definitely interesting, he’s a bit older as a prospect but success in the minors. We’ll see how his start goes, good luck youngster

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pnada1 yıl önce

i've never heard of this guy, but i think it's an incredible story for a 36 year old pitcher to still be fighting in the minors in the roster spot. hope he gets promoted

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The Bet Depot1 yıl önce

$1000 says he will be back on IL in 3 games

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