beckdawg
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So McKinney is kind of ridiculous. He's not going to put up the gaudy numbers that you see out of Bryant and others but since joining Daytona he has a 15.0%/12.5% walk/k rate while hitting .313/.425/.438. His walk rate is actually higher than his K rate..... as a 19 year old in A+..... where Almora is considered young at 20..... in the Florida State league which is considered pitching friendly. Its not over a shit load of plate appearances(40) but when you compare that to the 86 PAs Baez had in A+ where he hit .188/.244/.400 with 5.8%/24.4% walk/k rate it's a good sign. Alcantara wasn't in A+ until 20 where he hit .302/.339/.447 with a 5.3%/17.0% walk/k rate over about half a season. Bryant was 21 so I'm not going to compare him. Castro hit .302/.340/.391 with a 4.9%/10.6% bb/k rate as a 19 year old over a little more than half a season.
So, there's some recent cubs players and how they compare. I'm guessing he's more of a 20/10 hr/sb with possibly more power as he grows up. I've said this some but it really wouldn't surprise me to see him on the tail end of top 100 lists next season.
So, there's some recent cubs players and how they compare. I'm guessing he's more of a 20/10 hr/sb with possibly more power as he grows up. I've said this some but it really wouldn't surprise me to see him on the tail end of top 100 lists next season.