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7. DANA EVELAND , lhp Age: 22 B-T: L-L Ht: 6-1 Wt.: 240
Drafted: JC of the Canyons (Calif.), D/F 2002 (16th round) Signed by: Corey
Rodriguez
Background:
Eveland was a draft-and-follow signee in 2003, one year after the Brewers gave
Manny Parra $1.5 million as a draft-and-follow. Eveland joined Parra in the
Huntsville rotation in 2005, blew past him as a prospect and spent much of
the second half in Milwaukee’s bullpen.
Strengths:
Eveland has a build that evokes David Wells and has some of Wells’
pitchability as well. His fastball sits at 88-90 mph, touching 94. Eveland
adds and subtracts off his fastball and commands it well. His slider can be a
plus pitch, aided by his deceiving, crossfire delivery. His curveball has
good depth.
Weaknesses:
Like Wells, Eveland has trouble maintaining his weight. When he became a
reliever, his conditioning lagged as he couldn’t maintain a workout schedule
between starts. His changeup is his fourth pitch, though at times it is
average.
The Future:
The Brewers hoped Eveland would get back on a conditioning track in the
Arizona Fall League, but a knee injury ended his stint prematurely. If he’s
healthy and in shape, he could have the inside track on Milwakee’s fifth
starter’s job.
2005 Club (Class) W L ERA G GS CG SV IP H HR BB SO AVG
Huntsville (AA) 10 4 2.72 18 18 0 0 109 96 4 38 98 .237
Milwaukee 1 1 5.97 27 0 0 1 32 40 2 18 23 .317
10. DAVE KRYNZEL, of Age: 23 B-T: L-L Ht: 6-1 Wt: 180
Drafted: HS—Henderson, Nev., 2000 (1st round) Signed by: Bruce Seid
Background:
Krynzel fouled a ball off his right foot in late April last year, forcing him
to miss two months. He recovered nicely and earned his first taste of big
league action in September.
Strengths:
Krynzel is a superb center fielder, combining range, athleticism and arm
strength. His greatest asset is pure speed that can create havoc on the
basepaths. He has a line-drive stroke, with more raw power than his numbers
suggest.
Weaknesses:
Krynzel needs to work counts better and reach base more consistently to hit
atop the order. His swing can get long, leading to high strikeout totals.
Despite his quickness, he has succeeded on just 66 percent of his pro steal
attempts and must learn to read pitchers better.
The Future:
With Scott Podsednik gone to the White Sox in the Carlos Lee trade, Brady
Clark is all that stands between Krynzel and the center-field job. He’ll
get a long look in spring training, but if he doesn’t improve his plate
discipline soon, he could get pigeon-holed into reserve-outfielder status.
2004 Club (Class) AVG OBP SLG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB
Indianapolis (AAA) .271 .327 .411 258 36 70 10 4 6 26 20 63 10
AZL Brewers (R) .500 .600 .688 16 8 8 1 1 0 0 3 2 2
Milwaukee .220 .319 .244 41 6 9 1 0 0 3 3 1 5
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