mickeyg

I have watched a good many of his starts. He throws an effective change up, slow curve (68mph) and fastball is 88-90. He goes right after the hitters and usually is ahead I. The count. Every time I think he can't keep performing at this level he throws another 6+ plus innings with 2 or less runs. He understands how to change speed and location. Too bad he was not on the 40man, as Sunday was his regular star and he could have started in Cleveland instead of Rochester. On the upside he could be a 2012 Scott Diamond or on the downside he would be no more effective than Pedro Hernandez. I'd like to see him to get a chance. He also was on the Canada WBC team. Also a 24-7 minor league W/L record isn't too shabby.

Douglas ran through the 3rd base coach stop sign and the throw to home was a little off target.