players not in the game caps

[mtmcq284]

Quote: Originally Posted by sharpie

Here's a preliminary report for Accardo. - Four-seamer running from 93 to 95 MPH - Two-seamer with tons of movement, typically at 89 MPH but apparently can reach back and throw it at about 91-92. - Decent slider at 86-87 MPH, good tight break, 10-to-4 movement. Mike Krukow said he can throw a changeup but I don't believe I saw him throw one. Er, well, actually, there was one pitch that he threw in the dirt at 81 MPH which appeared to have pure vertical movement which I believe might have been his change, but Kruk said it was a bad slider. For now, though, I'll call it a changeup. :P The SF Chronicle reported that Accardo also has developed a cutter. I didn't see it when I watched him blow the save today, but it may just be that there wasn't a good time for it. I can post a full CAP later if no one else posts one.

I'm making one right now, thank you for the scouting report. Can anybody recommend a delivery?

[andybaseball2005]

ya i made one already awile ago but didn't put in the Cutter or 2-seamer i put in curveball insted but i will fix it right now. i seen him play a few days ago and just yesterday he was warming in the bullpen but didn't come out.

Jeremy Accardo (sanfran giants major league team)
Edit RP M.Nelson on tigers a league team
Dec 8 1981
RP
R-R
3 star
Country
#59
6-2 190
Face 5
color 6
style 7
facial 1
bat 1
glove 3
regular
mask 1
gloves on
Stance upright
20,21,20,20,55,10,60,42,10,30,65,55,75,65
Tendinecies
Fastball
Take both 70
miss both 60
chase both 80
Curveball
Take both 60
miss both 70
chase both 70
Slider
Take both 50
miss both 85
chase vs lhp 0
chase vs rhp 60
Zones
Vs LHP
CNC
NHN
CNC
Vs RHP
CNN
NNN
CNC
Delivery style 2 (tell me what you think i seen him pitch once but runners were on bases so pitchers change there style a bit. that's why it's best when there's nobody on bases becasue that's what there delivery style )will be in mvp 2005
stamina 43
pickoff 40
fastball control 50
fastball velo 93
2-seam fastball ( got rid of the curveball)
Movement 75
traj 2 to 8
control 42
velo 90slider
move 55
traj 10 to 4
control 45
velo 86
Cutter
move 50
traj 9 to 3
control 45
velo 89
changeup
move 10
traj 1 to 7
control 47
velo 78

i will post the edits in the sec from your scouting report

[mtmcq284]

Quote: Originally Posted by DJmastamind

Would you be able to do a CAP for Brad Eldred-PIT Prospect-Triple AAA Indians Ryan Doumit-PIT Prospect-Triple AAA Indians Thank you Links to some stats, if it helps Eldred Pic if it helps Eldred Pic Here is a head shot and some general info for Doumit Doumit

Here is a link to a Doumit CAP I just made:
http://www.fanfaregames.com/mvp/player_info.php?ID=314

[sharpie]

Andy,

Style 3 is the one with the low leg kick, correct? It's been a few hours and my short term memory isn't great, but I believe he has a good, high leg kick. Not Dontrelle Willis high, but Jerome Williams or Matt Morris high. He brings his front leg up so that it's nearly touching his chest, I believe.

Good job with the CAP, though, and I'm glad you and mtmcq284 found my scouting report useful.

Also, I think the "slider" I talked about earlier and the "cutter" the SF Chronicle reported are the same pitch. The few breaking pitches he threw had average cutter movement with late break, unlike most modern sliders which have a fairly large amount movement and break a little earlier (some sweeping, others diving, etc).

[andybaseball2005]

i changed the Arccado cap a bit. The edits are in bold.

the revised cap is 2 posts above.

[Herky]

Cubs players?

[sharpie]

Quote: Originally Posted by andybaseball2005

(tell me what you think i seen him pitch once but runners were on bases so pitchers change there style a bit. that's why it's best when there's nobody on bases becasue that's what there delivery style )will be in mvp 2005

Like a lot of other relievers, Accardo goes from the stretch all the time. Style 2 is fine, though. Doesn't go arms-over-head, correct arm angle, somewhat high leg kick... good enough.

Also, he has pretty good control of the four-seam fastball. Even in a nervous situation such as the one he was in earlier today (second ML appearance of his career, first ML save opportunity), he was able to paint the black with his four-seamer (high 70s control, I would say). The control ratings you have for the two-seam and changeup are right on, though. The two-seam I know for sure was wild, and the only pitch that even resembled a changeup was in the dirt.

[redsox04282]

Andy could you make a ray sadler cap you just got called by Pittsburgh and could you make a Cla Meredith cap who just got call up by the Red Sox. he is the Sox's 10th top rated prospect