2010 DRB Player Profiles: Matt Moore, Dioner Navarro, Jeff Niemann, Carlos Pena, Fernando Perez, David Price, Aneury Rodriguez, Sean Rodiguez, & James Shields

by R.J. Anderson on Feb 16, 2010 9:11 PM EST Comment 7 comments

For those who don't follow the DRB Twitter feed (shame on you), here's the new deal. We're 95% done with the annual. Right now, the word count is just shy of 45,000. Last year's was 26,000 words. I'm confident enough in packaging and finalizing this thing within the next 24-32 hours. So confident that we're pushing the release date up to Thursday late morning/early afternoon. That may change if something unforeseen happens, but yeah, this is going to be worthwhile.

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Moore's fastball is really in the 90-93 range now

And his curveball is a legit swing-and-miss pitch right now.

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by Imperialism32 on Feb 16, 2010 9:14 PM EST reply actions

wasent he most likely throwing it slower on purpose to better control it?

And if needed he can still hi mid 90s right?

I want to see Malcom Floyd in Pewter and Red next season!

by thedudeofdudes on Feb 16, 2010 9:51 PM EST up reply actions

I'm extremely tempted to go to procopy and have this thing actually printed out this year.

I can’t wait!

by usfraysfan on Feb 16, 2010 11:33 PM EST reply actions

Oh procopy.

They’ve gotten much of my money the last few years.

by blackraven on Feb 17, 2010 2:04 AM EST up reply actions

There are fantastic snapshots! - Clever and informative.

Somewhere the Rotowire people are quaking in their booties. :)

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by pslieber on Feb 17, 2010 7:47 AM EST reply actions

I would be a little worried about Niemann as a third starter

He gives up a pretty decent amount of contact, he’s not a big-time ground ball pitcher, and his ERA and FIP were solidly better than his tERA and xFIP marks, he got some help from a lucky HR/FB. He’s a solid back of the rotation option, but he needs to get his GB rate back up to the 47% mark that it was in AAA if he wants to be more than that.

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by Satchel Price on Feb 17, 2010 10:29 AM EST reply actions