cole irvin out this season for tommy john surgery
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 2:22 pm
well, hell. looks like reed back to the rotation, no?
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Re: cole irvin out this season for tommy john surgery
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 2:25 pm
Damn. Good thing we have depth. Can players redshirt in baseball?
Re: cole irvin out this season for tommy john surgery
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 2:30 pm
Sucks a lot, but like phenom said at least we got depth. Reed should be fine, but Irvin was pretty awesome as a freshman.
Really thankfull to have Krook now too.
Re: cole irvin out this season for tommy john surgery
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 4:03 pm
I heard that Reed is staying in the bullpen and it will be either clayton or spencer will be in the rotation
Re: cole irvin out this season for tommy john surgery
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 5:37 pm
clayton who??
spencer would be a shock simply from a developmental standpoint. he didn't look anywhere near ready last i saw him, if he's going to be handed a rotation spot he either made uncanny jumps this offseason or our pitching depth was wildly overrated.
spencer would be a shock simply from a developmental standpoint. he didn't look anywhere near ready last i saw him, if he's going to be handed a rotation spot he either made uncanny jumps this offseason or our pitching depth was wildly overrated.
Re: cole irvin out this season for tommy john surgery
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 5:40 pm
I meant Porter Clayton
Re: cole irvin out this season for tommy john surgery
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 5:47 pm
ahhhhhh right you are. damn church missions, these kids completely leave my memory bank. i thought you meant crum at first and i thought he left in the draft, but then i started second guessing myself.
porter clayton had high level stuff out of HS. if he's not too rusty, i'd love to see what he's got now.
porter clayton had high level stuff out of HS. if he's not too rusty, i'd love to see what he's got now.
Re: cole irvin out this season for tommy john surgery
Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 6:24 pm
according to horton (by way of moseley on goducks.com) it looks like it'll be thorpe/krook/gold/spencer next weekend.
gold's sophomore/junior stats:
2012: 8-4 (3.66 era) 76.1 IP, 19 apperances/13 starts 46K/24BB b/avg: .262
2013: 4-0 (2.20 era) 41 IP, 13 appearance/5 starts 35 K/8BB b/avg: .237
he didn't pitch as much last year, but we had a stocked rotation and remember gold started on sundays in '12 after tessar went down. his #'s improved across the board last year, i remember thinking on several instances that his command over his stuff looked like it had improved dramatically. improvements in his K/BB ratio and opponent BA are exciting, as a fan.
spencer's freshman/sophomore stats:
2012: 4-2 (4.66 era) 38 IP, 12 appearances/6 starts 19K/18BB b/avg: .230
2013: 2-0 (4.00 era) 18 IP, 12 appearances/2 starts 10K/11 BB v/avg: .284
hard to get much of a read on spencer's sophomore year, because horton really didn't use him. his claim to fame, of course, came in '12 when he no-hit portland. aside from that game, though, he was not overly effective. like gold, he pitched quite a bit in '12 because we got so thin w/ the injuries to tessar christian jones. i'm pretty comfortable with gold, but spencer's name surprised me when he surfaced as a replacement. but according to moseley, he's supposed to have really refined his off-speed stuff and worked some of the kinks out of his throwing motion. his fastball has life on it, if he's able to control the K zone and keep batters off-balance with the off speed stuff, more power to him. i believe he was the #3 recruit in the state of oregon after his senior year.
gold's sophomore/junior stats:
2012: 8-4 (3.66 era) 76.1 IP, 19 apperances/13 starts 46K/24BB b/avg: .262
2013: 4-0 (2.20 era) 41 IP, 13 appearance/5 starts 35 K/8BB b/avg: .237
he didn't pitch as much last year, but we had a stocked rotation and remember gold started on sundays in '12 after tessar went down. his #'s improved across the board last year, i remember thinking on several instances that his command over his stuff looked like it had improved dramatically. improvements in his K/BB ratio and opponent BA are exciting, as a fan.
spencer's freshman/sophomore stats:
2012: 4-2 (4.66 era) 38 IP, 12 appearances/6 starts 19K/18BB b/avg: .230
2013: 2-0 (4.00 era) 18 IP, 12 appearances/2 starts 10K/11 BB v/avg: .284
hard to get much of a read on spencer's sophomore year, because horton really didn't use him. his claim to fame, of course, came in '12 when he no-hit portland. aside from that game, though, he was not overly effective. like gold, he pitched quite a bit in '12 because we got so thin w/ the injuries to tessar christian jones. i'm pretty comfortable with gold, but spencer's name surprised me when he surfaced as a replacement. but according to moseley, he's supposed to have really refined his off-speed stuff and worked some of the kinks out of his throwing motion. his fastball has life on it, if he's able to control the K zone and keep batters off-balance with the off speed stuff, more power to him. i believe he was the #3 recruit in the state of oregon after his senior year.