Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 12:58 pm
by HeHateMe
Ace08 wrote:i_see_it_all wrote:smart source wrote:jkaiz wrote:Ace08 wrote:jkaiz wrote:i'd say wentz, hausauer, laylock as top three... at least from the west not sure about returning east players... you might be able to throw elgie in there, depending on the day
what about this bollinger character that was mentioned previously?
he would be my number 4 haha
bollinger should easily be 1 or 2 he was getting scouted by the red sox last year, he just got a letter from oregon state, and he got an invite to go pitch infront on kansas city royals scouts....as a sophomore he was clocked at 88, he is left handed, and i guarentee he has the best changeup in the state bar none
are you his agent already or what? i watched the kid pitch all year last year. i could see 88 maybe once or twice, but hes not quite there yet. reminds me of hennesey from williston, just not on that level yet. give it time
i heard larson from north got clocked and was consistently hitting 88 at state so larson could easily be 1 or 2 as well this year
I'll believe all of this when I see it. I really don't think anyone in the state is throwing that hard. North Dakota ball isn't that talented sadly.
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Tue Mar 04, 2008 4:18 pm
by baseball18
HeHateMe wrote:Ace08 wrote:i_see_it_all wrote:smart source wrote:jkaiz wrote:Ace08 wrote:jkaiz wrote:i'd say wentz, hausauer, laylock as top three... at least from the west not sure about returning east players... you might be able to throw elgie in there, depending on the day
what about this bollinger character that was mentioned previously?
he would be my number 4 haha
bollinger should easily be 1 or 2 he was getting scouted by the red sox last year, he just got a letter from oregon state, and he got an invite to go pitch infront on kansas city royals scouts....as a sophomore he was clocked at 88, he is left handed, and i guarentee he has the best changeup in the state bar none
are you his agent already or what? i watched the kid pitch all year last year. i could see 88 maybe once or twice, but hes not quite there yet. reminds me of hennesey from williston, just not on that level yet. give it time
i heard larson from north got clocked and was consistently hitting 88 at state so larson could easily be 1 or 2 as well this year
I'll believe all of this when I see it. I really don't think anyone in the state is throwing that hard. North Dakota ball isn't that talented sadly.
I believe Bollinger has been clocked at 88 or at least around there. Bollinger is a great pitcher and has loads of potential. You obviously have never watched him before. MLB Scouts are already looking at him. He will most likely play Division 1 ball and will end up in the Minors someday.
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Wed Mar 05, 2008 12:24 am
by baseball30
riders wrote:Laylock is a heck of a pitcher. ive had the privledge to catch for him on severall occasions and he just doesnt miss his spot. he will be one of the state's toughest along with frenzel closing for DHS this year.
frenzel will not be closing
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Wed Mar 05, 2008 1:09 am
by demon_fan14
mandans quast will be solid
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Wed Mar 05, 2008 6:41 pm
by i_see_it_all
does frenzel even pitch? lol he has a cannon but have never seen him on the hill.
laylock got the OK from me when he turned away minot in the state championship...as a freshman
the kid can pitch
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Wed Mar 05, 2008 6:51 pm
by allyooper23
heard jensen from VC will be headed to NDSU
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Wed Mar 05, 2008 7:08 pm
by 7andpoo
In my opinion best proven pitchers from the east in no particular order are Larson, Shutz, Rusch, Kingsley, Kraft, Jensen (hey crappy team, but the kid can pitch) and Jagim even though he had an off legion summer. There of course will be 1 or 2 surprises like always. Don't know too much about the west other then Bollinger, Schroder, and Wentz who will be very good this year.
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Wed Mar 05, 2008 9:41 pm
by Number7
7andpoo wrote:In my opinion best proven pitchers from the east in no particular order are Larson, Shutz, Rusch, Kingsley, Kraft, Jensen (hey crappy team, but the kid can pitch) and Jagim even though he had an off legion summer. There of course will be 1 or 2 surprises like always. Don't know too much about the west other then Bollinger, Schroder, and Wentz who will be very good this year.
Schroeder graduated and is at Mary
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:15 pm
by 7andpoo
Number7 wrote:7andpoo wrote:In my opinion best proven pitchers from the east in no particular order are Larson, Shutz, Rusch, Kingsley, Kraft, Jensen (hey crappy team, but the kid can pitch) and Jagim even though he had an off legion summer. There of course will be 1 or 2 surprises like always. Don't know too much about the west other then Bollinger, Schroder, and Wentz who will be very good this year.
Schroeder graduated and is at Mary
O lol, well good for us. Thank you for that
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Thu Mar 06, 2008 3:45 am
by baseball18
i_see_it_all wrote:does frenzel even pitch? lol he has a cannon but have never seen him on the hill.
laylock got the OK from me when he turned away minot in the state championship...as a freshman
the kid can pitch
Frenzel pitched when he played JV as an 8th grader
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Thu Mar 06, 2008 5:50 pm
by sportsking09
Skadeland and Alex Hanson from williston can throw heat and hanson can throw some nasty breaking balls
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Thu Mar 06, 2008 6:30 pm
by brownbomber
sportsking09 wrote:Skadeland and Alex Hanson from williston can throw heat and hanson can throw some nasty breaking balls
no hanson is not ive played against him and seen him pitch hes nothing special hes definately no where near the guys that are being mentioned on here.
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Thu Mar 06, 2008 8:23 pm
by allyooper23
7andpoo wrote:In my opinion best proven pitchers from the east in no particular order are Larson, Shutz, Rusch, Kingsley, Kraft, Jensen (hey crappy team, but the kid can pitch) and Jagim even though he had an off legion summer. There of course will be 1 or 2 surprises like always. Don't know too much about the west other then Bollinger, Schroder, and Wentz who will be very good this year.
ya i heard this kid ur talking about on a crappy team just got offered to go to NDSU to pitch. with him they'll go middle of the EDC standings. crappy?
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Fri Mar 07, 2008 9:34 am
by Tbear
Hinsa wrote:You are wise beyond your years, shs01240.
We'll have to see if the boys in Moorhead feel the same way this summer (after the shot shs1240 took at them).
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Fri Mar 07, 2008 11:23 am
by riders
Number7 wrote:7andpoo wrote:In my opinion best proven pitchers from the east in no particular order are Larson, Shutz, Rusch, Kingsley, Kraft, Jensen (hey crappy team, but the kid can pitch) and Jagim even though he had an off legion summer. There of course will be 1 or 2 surprises like always. Don't know too much about the west other then Bollinger, Schroder, and Wentz who will be very good this year.
Schroeder graduated and is at Mary
try stephen laylock from dhs
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Fri Mar 07, 2008 11:24 am
by riders
baseball18 wrote:i_see_it_all wrote:does frenzel even pitch? lol he has a cannon but have never seen him on the hill.
laylock got the OK from me when he turned away minot in the state championship...as a freshman
the kid can pitch
Frenzel pitched when he played JV as an 8th grader
frenzel is gonna close this year for dhs is the way its looking
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Mon Mar 10, 2008 10:10 pm
by gametime01
frenzels grade doesnt reflect his age.
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Tue Mar 11, 2008 10:10 am
by riders
doesnt matter...hes still one of the best players in the nation for his class.
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Tue Mar 11, 2008 10:46 am
by InTheKnow
allyooper23 wrote:7andpoo wrote:In my opinion best proven pitchers from the east in no particular order are Larson, Shutz, Rusch, Kingsley, Kraft, Jensen (hey crappy team, but the kid can pitch) and Jagim even though he had an off legion summer. There of course will be 1 or 2 surprises like always. Don't know too much about the west other then Bollinger, Schroder, and Wentz who will be very good this year.
ya i heard this kid ur talking about on a crappy team just got offered to go to NDSU to pitch. with him they'll go middle of the EDC standings. crappy?
I heard he was offered to walk on. Every one can use left handed pitchers.
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Tue Mar 11, 2008 9:00 pm
by demon_fan14
riders wrote:doesnt matter...hes still one of the best players in the nation for his class.
thats a strong statement......has he even gotten much better since 8th grade?
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Wed Mar 12, 2008 10:01 am
by riders
demon_fan14 wrote:riders wrote:doesnt matter...hes still one of the best players in the nation for his class.
thats a strong statement......has he even gotten much better since 8th grade?
he threw 88mph from SS for baseball america...3mph faster than derek jeter...you tell me if hes good or not.
Re: Top pitchers from east and west
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Wed Mar 12, 2008 10:15 am
by riders
highheat wrote:riders wrote:demon_fan14 wrote:riders wrote:doesnt matter...hes still one of the best players in the nation for his class.
thats a strong statement......has he even gotten much better since 8th grade?
he threw 92mph from SS for baseball america...3mph faster than derek jeter...you tell me if hes good or not.
proof? i have never been overly impressed by his arm strength. so unless he tries a lot harder in front of scouts at a practice than he does in games, i find it unlikely he popped even one throw at 92.
perfect game usa...as a soph (2006) he threw 82mph. rated 8.5 out of 10. (9 -- Potential top 10 round pick, Top DI prospect... 8 -- Potential mid round pick, definite DI prospect )