Future Shock
Monday Ten Pack
by Kevin Goldstein
http://baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=8231
Jeremy Bleich, LHP, Waikiki BeachBoys (Yankees)
Bleich is a hard guy to get a real feel for. He held out until the signing
deadline, but then signed for an under-slot bonus. Some saw him as a
overdraft in the supplemental first round, and some scouts thought he would
have been a legitimate first-round pick had he not missed a good chunk of the
spring with an elbow strain. He got in just one appearance in the New
York-Penn league after signing, and now even his winter performance is cause
for confusion. In his first two Hawaii League starts, he allowed five runs in
six innings while walking eight. In his last two, he's fired 12 2/3 innings
without walking a batter or allowing an earned run. He models his game after
Andy Pettite's, but he's kind of a smaller and less powerful version at best,
using his average-at-best fastball to set up his plus secondary pitches (a
curve and a very deceptive changeup). It's going to come down to his ability
to throw strikes, and the right strikes, and we don't have enough to go on
yet.
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