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作者: Westmoreland (Five Tools/Seven Skills) 看板: MLB
標題: [閒聊] BA 2003 Chien-Ming Wang Scouting Report
時間: Sat Jan 16 18:42:26 2010
王建民 2003 年排洋基農場第五, 排名最高的一年, 2005 排第十, 沒進過 BA 百大
5. Chien-Ming Wang, rhp
Age: 22. B-T: R-R. Ht.: 6-3. Wt.: 200.
Signed: Taiwan, 2000. Signed by: John Cox/Gordon Blakeley.
Background: Signed to a $1.9 million bonus, Wang came to the United States
with high expectations. His 2000 pro debut was solid, but a shoulder
injury knocked him out for all of the following year. He returned in 2002,
tossing eight shutout innings to clinch the New York-Penn championship for
Staten Island, then earned the MVP award for Taiwan at the Asian Games.
Strengths: Wang is polished in spite of his relative inexperience. He
maintains 90-95 mph velocity on his fastball with a clean delivery and
free arm action. His splitter and hard, late slider give him two more
knockout pitches, and his changeup is also a reliable option. He can
command all four pitches in the strike zone.
Weaknesses: While Wang looked to be back to 100 percent, he hasn't pitched
a full season yet. There hasn't been a Taiwanese pitcher who has come to
the States and avoided major injury, so his durability remains a question.
The Future: If Wang stays healthy, the Yankees are prepared to put him on
the fast track. He could start 2003 in high Class A and reach Double-A
Trenton before the end of 2003.
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作者: Westmoreland (Five Tools/Seven Skills) 看板: MLB
標題: [閒聊] BA 2003 Chien-Ming Wang Scouting Report
時間: Sat Jan 16 18:42:26 2010
王建民 2003 年排洋基農場第五, 排名最高的一年, 2005 排第十, 沒進過 BA 百大
5. Chien-Ming Wang, rhp
Age: 22. B-T: R-R. Ht.: 6-3. Wt.: 200.
Signed: Taiwan, 2000. Signed by: John Cox/Gordon Blakeley.
Background: Signed to a $1.9 million bonus, Wang came to the United States
with high expectations. His 2000 pro debut was solid, but a shoulder
injury knocked him out for all of the following year. He returned in 2002,
tossing eight shutout innings to clinch the New York-Penn championship for
Staten Island, then earned the MVP award for Taiwan at the Asian Games.
Strengths: Wang is polished in spite of his relative inexperience. He
maintains 90-95 mph velocity on his fastball with a clean delivery and
free arm action. His splitter and hard, late slider give him two more
knockout pitches, and his changeup is also a reliable option. He can
command all four pitches in the strike zone.
Weaknesses: While Wang looked to be back to 100 percent, he hasn't pitched
a full season yet. There hasn't been a Taiwanese pitcher who has come to
the States and avoided major injury, so his durability remains a question.
The Future: If Wang stays healthy, the Yankees are prepared to put him on
the fast track. He could start 2003 in high Class A and reach Double-A
Trenton before the end of 2003.
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