Left fielder, not on the 40 man
Why not give the man a chance?avg OB% slug OPS
.358 .426 .558 .985
Why not give the man a chance?avg OB% slug OPS
.358 .426 .558 .985
Arozarena's profile isn't all that different than Tommy Pham's coming up. Tommy showed a bit more power early but not much after and both are/were in AA/AAA at similar ages. Both a bit old for prospects due to various reasons but both give you good on base skills with manageable strikeouts, high BABiP, good speed on the bases and average-ish defense. I'm not saying Randy becomes Tommy 2.0 because that's probably a 90th percentile outcome but I'd expect Arozarena to be a good 4th OF to solid starter as a reasonable midpoint.Big Amoco Sign wrote:.413 BABIP
Shave .100 points off in MLB, shave another .100-.150 of PCL slugging and look at his K/BB.... and seeing a very Lane Thomas type that might help win a game here and there but not sure he's a world beater yet. I'm interested though.
Then sign me upPA_Hiker wrote:Arozarena's profile isn't all that different than Tommy Pham's coming up. Tommy showed a bit more power early but not much after and both are/were in AA/AAA at similar ages. Both a bit old for prospects due to various reasons but both give you good on base skills with manageable strikeouts, high BABiP, good speed on the bases and average-ish defense. I'm not saying Randy becomes Tommy 2.0 because that's probably a 90th percentile outcome but I'd expect Arozarena to be a good 4th OF to solid starter as a reasonable midpoint.Big Amoco Sign wrote:.413 BABIP
Shave .100 points off in MLB, shave another .100-.150 of PCL slugging and look at his K/BB.... and seeing a very Lane Thomas type that might help win a game here and there but not sure he's a world beater yet. I'm interested though.