http://mlb.sbnation.com/2012/6/5/3064793/mlb-draft-2012-tv-coverage
Jun 5, 2012 - I have a request, for everyone who's involved in Major League
Baseball Network's coverage, a year from now, of the First-Year Player Draft:
Please inject at least a modicum of practicality into your comparisons.
我希望以后新秀模板 至少要拿一个普通球员当模板
不要总是拿明星自嗨
Because what they did this year, and in past years, doesn't do anyone any
good.
This is apparent every year, but I heard something Tuesday night that really
got my blood boiling. The San Diego Padres, with the seventh pick in the
first round, drafted an 18-year-old left-hander named Max Fried.
虽说每年都这样 但星期二教士的选秀真的让我怒了
他们选了个左投新秀叫Max Fried
Studio host Greg Amsinger got the ball rolling with this:
Scouts love his 94-mile-an-hour fastball, but he has one of the best
curveballs in the entire draft, according to scouts. Many of them think that
Fried compares to C.J. Wilson, while others say, "I can see a little Barry
Zito, in Max Fried."
主持人Greg Amsinger说 "球探喜欢他的94mph火球 但他有选秀最好的曲球 很多球探
把他比作CJ Wilson 而另一些则看到Zito的影子"
Frankly, that's quite preposterous on its own. Utterly, ridiculously
preposterous to say those things about an 18-year-old who's probably at least
three years and one surgery away from even pitching in the majors, let alone
pitching like Wilson and Zito have pitched.
只能说是有够豪洨的比较 他离大联盟还有一大段路要走
更不用说是要投的像Wilson或Zito
But apparently that wasn't quite preposterous enough, because analyst John
Hart