Twenty-nine Cartagena players from different clubs in the city were observed (Showcase) yesterday by scouts from major league organizations in the Takurika stadium. (Translated)
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Showing posts with label Jose Herrera. Show all posts
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Yonathan Sivira To Help Lead Liceo In 2014 Beisbol Tradicional Caroreno Finals
REMAIN IN LICEU José Herrera (LF), Robert Montes (RF), Saul Torres (1B), John Salazar (SS), Douglas Landry (CF) Juan Carrasco (DH) and not Yonathan Sivira, Carlos Gimenez, Jonathan Jasper. Han Luis Alvarez (C), Dirimo Chavez (3B) and Jean Acevedo (2B) arrived. Pitching is no longer José Julio Rodríguez and Miguel Escalona. Carlos Vasquez came Romulo Sanchez, Jose Jimenez, Ripken Rodriguez and Jose Rodriguez. Darwin Alvarado, Fernando Vasquez and Javier Caruci remain. (translated)
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Friday, June 14, 2013
July 2 Notebook: International Outfield Bonanza
Another one of Guillen’s outfielders drawing attention for his hitting is Carlos Talavera (video), who can sign once he turns 16 on July 3. At 6 feet, 160 pounds, Talavera is a switch-hitter who some scouts like for his bat and ability to play center field. He has shown a bit of power to his pull side, though he mostly works the gaps and might not have as much power potential as Rodriguez. He might end up in a corner, but some scouts say he can play center field, with average to a tick above-average speed and a solid arm, so he could end up along the lines of Angel Pagan. Several sources said Talavera is one of the Cardinals’ primary targets and should be able to draw a mid-six-figure bonus.
Monday, May 13, 2013
Ten International Prospects To Watch For July 2, 2013
Major League Baseball has reduced the aggregate amount of bonus pool space available for teams to spend on international players this year, but there still could be a dozen or more players who sign for at least $1 million when the 2013-14 international signing period opens on July 2.
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