| Pitcher | Age | Level(s) | SO/BB |
| Bencomo, Omar (pictured) | 19.6 | VSL | 18.3 |
| Liriano, Nelson | 20.8 | DSL | 8.5 |
| Ayers, Kyle | 19.0 | R | 8.3 |
| Hellickson, Jeremy | 21.4 | A+, AA | 8.1 |
| Gorgen, Matthew | 21.6 | A- | 7.0 |
| Bagley, Jamie | 21.2 | R, A- | 6.7 |
| Darcy, Jesse | 23.3 | A | 6.5 |
| Suarez, Albert | 18.9 | R | 5.3 |
| Rodriguez, Wilking | 18.5 | VSL | 4.8 |
| Schenk, Neil | 22.3 | A- | 4.8 |
| Cruz, Joseph | 20.2 | R | 4.4 |
| Luck, Chris | 19.2 | R | 4.4 |
| Rollins, Heath | 23.3 | A+, AA | 4.2 |
| Moore, Matthew | 19.3 | R | 4.1 |
| Talbot, Mitch | 24.9 | AAA | 4.0 |
For a frame of reference, here are the overall league SO/BB ratios for the higher levels: International League = 2.3, Southern League = 1.9, Florida State League = 2.1, South Atlantic League =2.5. Note: Minimum 20 IP for rate stats and only players younger than 26.0 are included as anyone older I don't consider a "prospect."
Others: IP, ERA, FIP, DIPS, BB/9, H/9, SO, SO/9
How come I never see anything written about LHP reliever JOSH SATOW---graduate of Arizona State and at Hudson Valley this past season. He had the top ERA at 1.23.
ReplyDeleteHe did have a good year, even if it was only 36.2 IP. But you would expect him to given his age and experience at a top program like ASU. The reasons he doesn't stand out: there were several other relievers at HV who had good years, age/level (22.8, not in full-season ball yet), projectability (listed at 5'10", 155 pounds), and he's already a reliever at A- level. He'll have to continue to put up great numbers as he moves up with the hope of becoming a LOOGY. To be clear, there's nothing WRONG with Satow, he just doesn't have as much upside as others in an organization loaded with pitching. In a weaker org he would get more notice.
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