scouting reports on dodger prospects

Elbert- fastball in the 92-94 mph range, wipeout slider in the mid 80's, has a changeup but doesnt use it much
Withrow- fastball 91-94 mph, commands his curve and chaneup well. Heard he looks like a roy oswalt clone stuff wise
Lindblom- FB 93-95 with late life, curve thats inconsistent, splitter at 87 mph
Monestarious- has great command, FB 91-94 mph, plus plus change at 74-77 that fades away, cutter in the mid 80's
Two guys from Pierre trade:
John Ely: read he has a pretty good changeup and knows how to pitch, won 16 games in AA
Jon Link: throws in the low 90's, had the best slider in the white Sox organization
Miller: FB 88-92 mph, sharp slider at 81-83 mph,
MacDonald- mcdonald throws 88-92 as a starter, plus plus changeup in the mid 70's, and a sharp curve thats inconsistent
Leach- FB 87-92 mph, slider and change.
Martin- heard hes like aj burnett, power fastball 94-95 mph with a power curve but has control issues
Eovaldi- FB 95 mph said to have an electric arm, was a starter but was being used as a reliever at the end of the season

I havent hear much about Eovaldi and I like the Withrow comparison to Oswalt, thats never a bad thing. Im surprised we dont have a 100mph fireballer waiting in the wings.

Monstarious? So he is like those guys from spacejam?

isnt Monestarious the next big thing?

Wildturkey12 wrote:I havent hear much about Eovaldi and I like the Withrow comparison to Oswalt, thats never a bad thing. Im surprised we dont have a 100mph fireballer waiting in the wings.

Eovaldi is a big sleeper, one of the most underrated Dodger prospects.