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Rocco Baldeli..?


Steff

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Yeah, he's with the Marlins right now but oye! would he look good in a Sox uniform. Great speed and a ton of desire for the game. If the current Sox roster had one ounce of this kids desire.. we'd have won 60 games easily by now!

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We saw him in the orange juice dome a couple of weeks back. I thought Huff, Baldelli and Crawford were good players. The D Rays, don't laugh might not be too bad in a couple of years. Baldelli can fly on the base paths and in center field. He looks to have a great future.

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would you put down baseball prospectus for one second and look at what he's doing. he's hitting .301 for a s***ty team, which is better than anyone's average on the sox. he can play d, he can fly, he plays hard.

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Give me a break, people are going apes*** over a .327 OBP. Also, Tony Gwynn averaged 40 walks a year, Rose 65. Baldelli is on apce to amass a great total of...23.

Cerb.. relax.. he's just a kid. Give him some time...

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would you put down baseball prospectus for one second and look at what he's doing. he's hitting .301 for a s***ty team, which is better than anyone's average on the sox. he can play d, he can fly, he plays hard.

I know what he's doing, he's getting on base at a 33% clip. It sucks, get over it.

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He's also a freakin rookie that is barely 21 years old, IF he is.

He's also the same kid that didn't draw a single walk in over 100 plate appearences in AAA last year. Don't get me wrong, I like the kid, he just isn't the "future" of the game like many believe he will be. Plate discipline is probably the hardest thing to learn in all of baseball, other than to hit.

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He's also the same kid that didn't draw a single walk in over 100 plate appearences in AAA last year. Don't get me wrong, I like the kid, he just isn't the "future" of the game like many believe he will be. Plate discipline is probably the hardest thing to learn in all of baseball, other than to hit.

This is my point of view on Baldelli's future. His amazing natural born talent is something that cannot be taught, but being more and more patient is something that can be taught. I believe the sky is the limit for this guy.

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