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He might not be bad. He is a 50 grade talent. Too early to tell.
He might not be bad. He is a 50 grade talent. Too early to tell.
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He better develop because he's been bad everywhere so far. The pitcher is intriguing though. He could be in the MLB next year sometime
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To be perfectly honest....until 20 minutes ago, I'd never heard of him.
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Despite sitting in the international spending penalty box in 2016 after signing Bahamian shortstop Lucius Fox for $6 million the year before, the Giants still found a bargain by signing Canario for $60,000 out of the Dominican Republic. He won MVP honors at the Rookie-level Dominican Summer League's all-star game during his 2017 pro debut and really broke out two years later by batting .318/.377/.623 with 16 homers in 59 games between Rookie and short-season ball. He dislocated his left shoulder in instructional league last fall, but isn't expected to miss any time in 2021 following surgery.
With the best bat speed among San Francisco prospects outside of Marco Luciano, as well as his growing strength and the loft and leverage in his right-handed swing, Canario has well above-average raw power. Though he hit .291 in his first three years as a pro, he's overly aggressive and gets too pull-happy and long with his stroke. After he posted a 30 percent strikeout rate in 2019, the Giants had him focus on strike-zone discipline and the consistency of his at-bats at their alternate site and in instructional league.
Several big league players commented on Canario's impressive package of tools when they saw him at the alt site. He has average speed out of the batter's box, is faster underway and has a plus arm in the outfield. He has split his pro career between center and right field, fitting better on a corner because his reads and routes need work
Despite sitting in the international spending penalty box in 2016 after signing Bahamian shortstop Lucius Fox for $6 million the year before, the Giants still found a bargain by signing Canario for $60,000 out of the Dominican Republic. He won MVP honors at the Rookie-level Dominican Summer League's all-star game during his 2017 pro debut and really broke out two years later by batting .318/.377/.623 with 16 homers in 59 games between Rookie and short-season ball. He dislocated his left shoulder in instructional league last fall, but isn't expected to miss any time in 2021 following surgery.
With the best bat speed among San Francisco prospects outside of Marco Luciano, as well as his growing strength and the loft and leverage in his right-handed swing, Canario has well above-average raw power. Though he hit .291 in his first three years as a pro, he's overly aggressive and gets too pull-happy and long with his stroke. After he posted a 30 percent strikeout rate in 2019, the Giants had him focus on strike-zone discipline and the consistency of his at-bats at their alternate site and in instructional league.
Several big league players commented on Canario's impressive package of tools when they saw him at the alt site. He has average speed out of the batter's box, is faster underway and has a plus arm in the outfield. He has split his pro career between center and right field, fitting better on a corner because his reads and routes need work
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Too bad they could not get someone for Heyward and Happ. Both likely need a change of scenery as between them they can hardly get out of a wet paper bag hitting. Surprised at the fire sale by the Cubs, guess Hoyer felt he was getting better of the deals before all the FA's took off for greener pastures. Wonder if any of them will want to come back to Cubs as FA? Maybe Rizzo.... Whatever, wish them all luck and success on their new teams and one of them hopefully wins a WC
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He is toolsy.
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Yeah me neither but he was close to 6 innings/start at AA this year with great whip era and K/9.
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Well until he does anything with those tools he's just bad. But that pitcher is interesting
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I wouldn't say that. The thing the cubs did and have done since the darvish trade was target really young players. Those players are inherently riskier but they have larger ceilings. PCA and Alcantra could easily be considered top 50 prospects a year from now.
The Bryant trade to me is the one that's the most head scratching. Canario has mashed but he's already on the 40 man and while I really like how well Killian has pitched he's 24. And given what Bryant is you would have thought of anyone he would return the most save for maybe Kimbrel.
That being said, getting fucking Madrigal for Kimbrel coming into the year would have been pretty crazy to suggest. That trade alone really solidifies the deadline IMO.
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Rizzo out tha dizzo.
So Willson gets gone too?
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Recapping: they picked up two pitchers today. Jon Lester is the younger of the two.
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Lol I didn't realize happ was older than lester
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Yeah, they extended the deadline just for that
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It was a good run and at least we finally got a ring out of it. It was time to make these moves though. The team was flawed. Sentimentality has no place in sports if you want to be successful. My hope going forward is they will be smarter in their next window so they can sustain success
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Years ago my Dad was playing cards with dr who delivered darn near every kid in town.
Phillies game on TV at the club (Happ’s dad is a member)
A guy named Chad Durbin comes in from the pen to relieve JA Happ. Doc looks at TV and casually says “I delivered both those boys.”
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Rebuidling for 2029
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2023 or 2024
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My ass. This team was just sent into the dark ages.
Need a full pitching staff
And need a full roster of positional players.
This aint it.
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They have like 130+ mill in payroll they could add over the next several offseasons with a really good minor league system.