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In 5+ games as an 18 yo in High A, a league with an in which he is 4.4 years younger than the average player, he is 10-17 (.588) with 2 doubles, a triple a HR and 9 RBIs.

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D-train wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 23, 2019 2:36 am

In 5+ games as an 18 yo in High A, a league with an in which he is 4.4 years younger than the average player, he is 10-17 (.588) with 2 doubles, a triple a HR and 9 RBIs.

dt

Kyle Lewis in LF, Kelenic in CF, Julio in RF, Fraley as 4th OF. If Fraley is too good to be an every day OF, then trade him or Kyle Lewis for a starting pitching. Could be mid 2021 as well as Julio has been playing. We've seen other 20 year olds take the league by storm. Why not Julio?!

He is two for three now. And is batting average actually went down from 588 to 579. LOL

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Fri Aug 23, 2019 4:23 am

He is two for three now. And is batting average actually went down from 588 to 579. LOL

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D-train wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 23, 2019 2:36 am

In 5+ games as an 18 yo in High A, a league with an in which he is 4.4 years younger than the average player, he is 10-17 (.588) with 2 doubles, a triple a HR and 9 RBIs.

dt

Lol, it's awesome to see. But he's not there yet. Let's see how he does in AA first. But definitely excited about seeing what he's beginning develop for a skillset.

just think, if he had gone 2-17 he be a bust already...lol

You must have missed the part that he's four and a half years younger than the average player so actually 2 for 17 is what I expected.

yup, he is very impressive, a was looking at Arod there a few days ago, at this point in his career they had already promoted him to Seattle. If you could imagine them doing that with Jrod, mind boggling

Yeah I was looking at Griffey stats and he was in double-a at age 18 in the big leagues at age 19

Who knows maybe if they hadn't stupidly promoted him in 95 we would have a few World Series titles and he would have retired a mariner