Top Pitchers in the Minors
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Gavin Floyd A great young pitcher with a great fastball. Floyd is quickly moving though the Phillies system. A future 1 or 2 starter has looked good so far in spring training. |
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Zack Greinke The best left-handed pitcher in the minors. Greinke could be Kansas Cities number one starter by 2005. |
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John VanBenschoten John is a pitcher for the Pirates originally a two way player during college at Kent State. He led the league in home runs and most teams saw him as a hitter. But, good thing for Pirate fans the Bucs saw him as a pitcher. He will be in Pittsburgh be late 2004. |
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Scott Kazmir Drafted out of high school by the Mets. His great stuff (curve and slider) could get him a spot in the Mets rotation by 2005. Many scouts project himas a number 1 or 2 starter. |
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Bryan Bullington First pick in the 2002 draft out of Ball State by the Pirates. He may be a a second or third starter. Drafted over the highly touted shortshop B.J. Upton he has high expectations to livee up to. |
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