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Saturday, August 21, 2004

Now that the Jays game isn't on I find myself perusing through a couple of minor league stats. Random thoughts:

SS, Raul Tablado (4th round 2000, Southridge HS, Miami) is hitting .311/.361/.618 with 21 HR's for single A Dunedin. He is playing in a hitters park (1049 park factor) but that's still pretty good.
Speaking of the 2000 draft. Can't say it worked out very well for the Jays. Other than Dustin McGowen, we didn't get any impact players. And who knows what kind of career McGowen will have as he blew his elbow out this year and had Tommy John surgery. First rounder Miguel Negron hasn't turned out too be much.
Thomas Mastny has thrown up a pretty good line for the Charlestown Alley Cats in the South Atlantic League. Thus far: 8-3, 2.27, 123 SO, 37 BB, 135 IP, 113 H. Pretty good SO/BB ratio and less hits than IP. Not too shabby.