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Yes, I understand that, But I am using him as an example of a young ball player.
The farm is weak, but again, it's not. Guys like Sale, Ramirez, Morel, Beckham, De Aza, all came from there. Do we promote way too quickly? Probably do. Right now not much we can do with the minors except to slowly build it up and not dump even our best prospects which I admit right now isn't that great and let them develop internally.
Though if we keep signing FA and trade our "prospects" for proven talent I guess I don't really care how awful the system is.
That is my point though is that a few of the big money guys turned out well, but very rarely were you guys able to go spend that money. Now that teams basically are locked into what they can spend on amateurs it will be interesting to see if the Sox are able to improve in this area or not.We did scout well in the Central America arena I would say with Ramirez, Viciedo, etc
But I agree, we shall see. What is my faith in that? Not much.
Yes, I understand that, But I am using him as an example of a young ball player.
Morel and Othman jump to mind off the bat..
To be fair to Ohman, he's being misused. He's a lefty specialist, but Robin calls up Ohman to more than what he is supposed to be used for.
Career splits
vs. Lefties: .211/.295/.344
vs. Righties: .269/.359/.423
2012
vs. Lefties: .172/.250/.172
vs. Righties: .350/.409/.800
Ohman has given up three home runs this season, all to RHH.