Which Drafted Pitchers Will Pan Out

[RonCo]

There are a mix of interesting pitcher types and ages in the first five arms picked this year. I'm interested in how the league as a whole sees them. So the question is simple. A simple yes/no for them all...which of these guys pans out?

Jose Torres: https://statsplus.net/brewster/draft/?league=100#
Brent Chappel: https://statsplus.net/brewster/draft/?league=100#
John O'Leary: https://statsplus.net/brewster/draft/?league=100#
Paul Worboys: https://statsplus.net/brewster/draft/?league=100#
Orlando Rubio: https://statsplus.net/brewster/draft/?league=100#


Feel free to add thoughts. I always struggle with arms as prospects.

[chicoruiz]

Torres seems to be in a class by himself. The interesting question is who gets second. I’d go Chappel by a nose over Rubio. They both have three above-average pitches and a high work ethic, but Chappel has a slightly higher “stuff” rating. But actually all five should be just fine…

[Jwalk100]

They all should be productive in one way or another. The dev lab and coaching may have an effect too. Torres has the 5 pitches and room to grow. He may be the best of the bunch.

[BaseClogger]

I’ll call Rubio a reliever and consider that a no. My most confident bust is O’Leary.

[BaseClogger]

Fun poll idea

[RonCo]

Would have been interesting to add Nystrom, but time waits for no one.

[Knucklehead254]

If Torres is anything but generational I’ll be shocked

[RT60]

I vote for Nystrom. now that I have, he will fall off a roof and retire after 1 start in rookie league.