For Lefty Gabriel Noya. I believe Not a is in High A right now

Looks like a good trade.

 

The Twins-DBacks catcher pipeline flows on.

I stand corrected, Double A Jackson. Has been very good. 17 for 17 in saves.

Oh wow, Noya is in AA and has some pretty impressive numbers to say the least. 

Well, he's got good numbers, but didn't even make the "other guys" list on FG this year, coming into the year.

 

edit to add:

I approve of trading guys you don't believe in, taking up 40 man roster space, for younger players that are lottery tickets.

Edited July 27, 20179 yr by Mike Sixel

Noya sounds like a younger, lefty Hildenberger almost. 

Stuff isn't that great but he has some deception and is putting up dominant numbers in the minors. 

2017: 43 IP, 22 hits, 12 BB, 68 SO

 

Not sure why anyone would part with that stat line.

Edited July 27, 20179 yr by Hosken Bombo Disco

Is it to early to say the Yankees won the Murphy Hicks trade?

 

Is it to early to say the Yankees won the Murphy Hicks trade?

 

that's not relevant to this move, at all, is it?

 

They have Murphy, who apparently isn't all that good, and got a lottery ticket for him. This FO is not that FO. 

mlbpipeline had him as Arizona's #25 prospect - 

 

"Signed back in March 2012, Moya has pitched almost exclusively as a reliever, save for one summer in Rookie ball in 2014. While he moved slowly to start his career, with two summers each in the Dominican Summer and Pioneer Leagues, he's picked up steam since, going from Class A to Double-A and dominating over the past two seasons.

Typically relievers don't have four quality pitches to use, but Moya does, allowing him to be effective against both righties and lefties and to pitch multiple innings. While his fastball grades out as average, it can play up because of deception and his ability to command it. His changeup is his best secondary pitch, but he can also use his slider as a weapon and will mix in a curveball as well.

Moya has been an effective closer in the Minors, especially in Double-A during the 2017 season. His stuff might be a bit short to handle that role in the big leagues, but he's looking more and more like a future lefty setup man."

Sounds good to me, have to love those numbers!

 

Per his MLB bio:

 

"Typically relievers don't have four quality pitches to use, but Moya does, allowing him to be effective against both righties and lefties and to pitch multiple innings. While his fastball grades out as average, it can play up because of deception and his ability to command it. His changeup is his best secondary pitch, but he can also use his slider as a weapon and will mix in a curveball as well."

 

http://m.mlb.com/prospects/2017?list=ari

 

He's only 6', but I wonder if the Twins brass might see if he can start. I'll take those numbers in any role though.

Per MLB Daily Dish twitter, Murphy has been traded to the Diamondbacks for AA LHP Gabriel Moya

Snatching up another excess catcher from the Twins.

 

Sounds good to me, have to love those numbers!

 

Per his MLB bio:

 

"Typically relievers don't have four quality pitches to use, but Moya does, allowing him to be effective against both righties and lefties and to pitch multiple innings. While his fastball grades out as average, it can play up because of deception and his ability to command it. His changeup is his best secondary pitch, but he can also use his slider as a weapon and will mix in a curveball as well."

 

http://m.mlb.com/prospects/2017?list=ari

 

He's only 6', but I wonder if the Twins brass might see if he can start. I'll take those numbers in any role though.

 

If he's a good RP, use him as a RP. They need those just as badly. Stop messing with success.

Yep, a lefty who can pitch multiple innings sounds good to me

Thanks Roaddog. Closing the thread to consolidate the conversation into the article.

 

http://twinsdaily.com/topic/26927-article-john-ryan-murphy-traded-for-intriguing-lefty-reliever/