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QUOTE(briguy27 @ Jul 31, 2007 -> 09:30 PM)
What pitches does Gio have, and how hard does he throw?

 

He has a + curve ball and a solidly 92-94mph fastball. I think he is working on a change as well.

 

Like Fathom said, expect him to be around 89 by the time he gets to Chicago. :angry:

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He has a + curve ball and a solidly 92-94mph fastball. I think he is working on a change as well.

 

Like Fathom said, expect him to be around 89 by the time he gets to Chicago. :angry:

I like the 92-94, but not the 89 :pray

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QUOTE(briguy27 @ Jul 31, 2007 -> 09:35 PM)
I like the 92-94, but not the 89 :pray

 

 

Well I just googled it and some early scouting reports from his AA days had him in the mid 90s.

 

Here is a snippet from a story in 2005

 

HAGERSTOWN, MD. -- Gio Gonzalez is considered by some to be the top pitching prospect in the White Sox organization, if not all of baseball. The hard-throwing southpaw with the slight build has been clocked consistently in the mid-90s on the gun, and complements that heat with a wicked curveball and a solid changeup. He's 2-1 with a 1.23 ERA for Class A Kannapolis, easily handling much of what the South Atlantic League has to offer.

 

His 38 strikeouts in 22 innings was tops among the entire Minor Leagues at one point this season, but Gonzalez hasn't pitched since straining a right oblique muscle on April 23 against Hickory. He struck out 10 and allowed only four hits in his six innings of work that day, but hasn't been back on a mound since.

 

MiLB.com caught up with Gonzalez on Monday evening at Hagerstown's Memorial Stadium after he went through nearly two hours of treatment and rehab work. On a chilly, gray evening, Gonzalez took time to discuss his injury, his approach to pitching and what he likes to do in his spare time

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QUOTE(Flash Tizzle @ Aug 1, 2007 -> 01:36 AM)
We were wondering in the chat, has anyone seen jphat around here lately?

 

It sure seems coincidental he hasn't posted since it became obvious this season is over. Hmmmm.

 

No jphat sightings...I hope he's ok, all jokes aside.

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So, Williams, mind telling us where this Arizona Fall League Floyd is going to show up?

 

Every day that passes I'm doubting Williams more and more. Atleast if Floyd is going to pitch terribly he can do it out of the rotation, instead of hte bullpen. Guage how much he sucks over a period of 10+ starts.

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