How do you think about Daniel Cabrera ?

by tkddn5817 on Oct 31, 2009 8:25 AM EDT

Daniel Cabrea join Dbacks thie season of the mid.

He is Top prospect player and reliance on Orioles. He's weapon is fast ball speed. But he is faild fix bad controll.

So, He is faild to top pitcher.

He is release from Orioles and joined Nationals and He is our player.

He's this season form and stats are not good. Furthermore, I listend he's ball speed down.

I didn't reliance him. But he showing good form.

He is running Dominica winter league. He is belong Tigers del Licey. He is teams Starter.

He pitched Two game. All the Stater.

First game date at Oct 20. He recorded 4.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 HR, 1 BB, 1 SO, 0.83 GO/AO and AVG 2.50.

Secod game date at Oct 27. He recorded 5.0 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 HR, 5 BB, 4 SO, 0.43 GO/AO and AVG .294.

I think well pitched. I want he competition for One empty starter space.

And I hope potencial bomb.

P.S -

Really Cabrera ball speed down ? Why ?

P.S 2 -

Do you hear Tae-Kyun Kim ? He is Korean baseball player.

For a time In Korea, He's Dbacks move rumor is spread baseball fans.

He is representation Korean power Hitter. He is FA now and He's move is big interest . He's position is First base.

He action 2009 World Baseball Clasic in Korea national team.

at moment 2009 WBC, He hit many Homerun from Major Leaguer.

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he is too out of control

by txzona on Oct 31, 2009 3:16 PM EDT reply actions

5 BB in 5 Inn

Not what you want to see, Dominican League or anywhere.

by Counsellmember on Oct 31, 2009 4:21 PM EDT up reply actions

Kim v.2

Are there rumors about Kim and the Diamondbacks? If so, did YOU start these rumors? ;)

Anything else you can tell us about him? I like players who represent Korean power hitters.

by Counsellmember on Oct 31, 2009 4:24 PM EDT reply actions

Tae-Kyun Kim

His Wikipedia page makes for interesting reading. Summary of the interesting points:

Career .308 hitter, .936 OPS – that’s not bad, though obviously it’s hard to tell what level of pitching that was against.
27 years old, so basically in his prime.
Hit 31 home-runs in 115 games to lead the league in 2008.
Went 10-for-29 in the WBC with three HR and 11 RBI
His homers were off Dice-K, Oliver Perez and Carlos Silva.
Only one error in 95 games last year.

Intriguing. There’s only been two Korean position players I can think of in the majors – Hee Seop Choi and Shin Soo Choo – so if there’s any truth to this at all, I am impressed that our front-office is truly thinking outside the box.

"Win, or die" -- Marquise de Merteuil

by Jim McLennan on Oct 31, 2009 11:32 PM EDT up reply actions

Very interesting

indeed. Depending on the price, he could be well worth our time.

I am Shiva the Destroyer, your harbinger of doom this evening.

by soco on Oct 31, 2009 11:38 PM EDT up reply actions

It's always been Cabrera's control

That’s been his problem. His raw “stuff” is excellent, and that’s why teams keep trying to ‘’fix" him, but none have been able to do it so far. There’s no harm in Arizona having a shot – if they can do it, yes, he’d be a great fifth starter for us in 2010. I forget who was talking in a Gameday Thread [NASCARbernet, maybe?] and saying he thought it was a fairly simple-looking mechanical fix necessary. But we’re far from the first team to have tried. The results last year were just far too many walks.

3 runs in nine innings of work is fine, but nine hits and six walks – a WHIP of 1.67 – is definitely not so impressive. Still, might as well keep trying through spring training, and let him fight it out for the final spot. I still think Buckner, with his new cut fastball, is the most likely candidate yet.

"Win, or die" -- Marquise de Merteuil

by Jim McLennan on Oct 31, 2009 11:21 PM EDT reply actions