Giantsmojo
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Pill wasn't petco'd
Pill crushed that, huh guys?
Rep for the 1st person to give me stats and info about Christian and Pill.
What are the chances either guy plays a key role on the ballclub next year? I read/heard somewhere that the Giants aren't too high on Pill. Bad D?
Pill crushed that, huh guys?
Rep for the 1st person to give me stats and info about Christian and Pill.
What are the chances either guy plays a key role on the ballclub next year? I read/heard somewhere that the Giants aren't too high on Pill. Bad D?
CC, that thing was a shot.
Christian- undrafted, signed to independent league before NYY signed him. Moved around the minors for awhile. This year in Fresno:
237 ABs, .338 AVG - 10 HRS - 41 RBIs - 36 SBs - .428 OBP
Pill- Drafted twice but signed with Giants in 06 after being drafted in out of CSF. This year in Fresno:
536 ABs, .312 AVG - 25 HRS - 107 RBI - 6 SBs -.341 OBS - .871 OPS
Brett Pill, 1b, Giants
Born: Sept. 9, 1984. B-T: R-R. Ht.: 6-3. Wt.: 233. Drafted.: Cal State Fullerton, 2006 (7th round). Signed by: Ray Krawczyk.
Pill's younger brother Tyler followed him to Cal State Fullerton and is an early-round prospect for the 2011 draft. Brett has been a doubles machine since signing, drilling 156 two-baggers in four full pro seasons. After having a career year in 2009, when he hit .298/.348/.480 and led the Double-A Eastern League with 109 RBIs, he found the going rougher in Triple-A last season. More experienced pitchers coaxed him to make soft contact on breaking stuff, and the Giants removed him from the 40-man roster in November. Pill has good contact skills, but he has fringy home run power and doesn't draw many walks. He logged two games at third base last year, but he doesn't have the athleticism or arm strength to be a viable option anywhere but at first base. He is a plus defender with good hands, though he had an embarrassing moment in big league camp last spring when a ball struck him between the eyes during a scooping drill with Will Clark. He's a below-average runner. Brandon Belt established himself as San Francisco's first baseman of the future in 2010, and Pill will have to prove that he's more than a 4-A player when he returns to Fresno this year.
BaseballAmerica.com: Prospects: Rankings: Organization Top 10 Prospects: The 2011 32nd Team: The Best Of The Rest
Hey would you guys like to have DeRo back if came back at a discount? I know if hasn't been healthy for shit, but he's growing on me. I believe him and his wife really enjoy SF, he's a good guy to have off the bench IF healthy.
Hey would you guys like to have DeRo back if came back at a discount? I know if hasn't been healthy for shit, but he's growing on me. I believe him and his wife really enjoy SF, he's a good guy to have off the bench IF healthy.