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Adam Bray traded to the Twins

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What did we give up? Cash?

Struck out a lot of guys in college. Might not have struck out with the women as he stayed for 4 years. Command and control guy. Can't find mentions of what his pitches are like.

 

Struck out a lot of guys in college. Might not have struck out with the women as he stayed for 4 years. Command and control guy. Can't find mentions of what his pitches are like.

 

A friend of mine is Dustin Nosler, and he wrote up Bray as the team's No. 55 prospect this offseason:

 

http://dodgersdigest.com/2018/01/22/2018-dodgers-top-100-prospects-no-75-51/

 

Command, control guy. Almost certainly going to be a very minor trade.

Apparently a local boy -- born in Minneapolis, college in South Dakota. But just a minor league depth piece right now.

Played at Eden Prairie high school. Bulldog on the mound, high spin rate FB that around 89-90 tops out at 92. Very good curveball 12 to 6 type break with great command. Never gives in.

 

Part of Eden Prairie American Legion team that won national championship in 2011. Amazingly 5 of 18 players on that team are playing or have played professionally:

 

Blake Schmit 2010 Eden Priaire HS grad, Minnesota Twins

Tyler Peterson 2010 EP HS grad, St. Paul Saints

Bray 2011 EP grad

Lance Thonvold 2011 EP grad, Seattle Mariners

Cameron Mingo 2012 EP grad, Cleveland Indians

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