Comments on: Everett Teaford and September Magic http://kingsofkauffman.com/2011/09/13/everett-teaford-and-september-magic/ A Kansas City Royals Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More Thu, 29 Nov 2012 02:29:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 By: What to Watch the Rest of the Royals Season « Kings of Kauffman | A Kansas City Royals Blog http://kingsofkauffman.com/2011/09/13/everett-teaford-and-september-magic/#comment-5382 What to Watch the Rest of the Royals Season « Kings of Kauffman | A Kansas City Royals Blog Fri, 16 Sep 2011 04:09:33 +0000 http://kingsofkauffman.com/?p=10607#comment-5382 [...] intrigues me and his next starts could put him in the lead for a slot.  Luis Mendoza will get a look after [...] [...] intrigues me and his next starts could put him in the lead for a slot.  Luis Mendoza will get a look after [...]

]]> By: royal_in_cincinnati http://kingsofkauffman.com/2011/09/13/everett-teaford-and-september-magic/#comment-5379 royal_in_cincinnati Wed, 14 Sep 2011 16:16:42 +0000 http://kingsofkauffman.com/?p=10607#comment-5379 Teaford is a weird one. He was always making steady jumps from level to level, but he was always a little old for his levels. Up until 2010, he didn't have any GREAT numbers that stood out, but was never bad either. In 2010, he learned the cutter from AA coach, and has been striking out people like crazy. He isn't supposed to be a front of the rotatation big time propect, but if he can develop into a middle of the rotatation option then that is good enough for me. He'll get a chance in spring, and could very well open up the season with the Royals. Monty, Crow, Odorizzi, Dwyer, Mendoza, SOS, and Mazzaro will also get looks. With Hoch, Duffy, and Paulino pretty well locks, it all depends on if a trade happens for a #1. Teaford is a weird one. He was always making steady jumps from level to level, but he was always a little old for his levels. Up until 2010, he didn’t have any GREAT numbers that stood out, but was never bad either. In 2010, he learned the cutter from AA coach, and has been striking out people like crazy. He isn’t supposed to be a front of the rotatation big time propect, but if he can develop into a middle of the rotatation option then that is good enough for me.

He’ll get a chance in spring, and could very well open up the season with the Royals. Monty, Crow, Odorizzi, Dwyer, Mendoza, SOS, and Mazzaro will also get looks. With Hoch, Duffy, and Paulino pretty well locks, it all depends on if a trade happens for a #1.

]]> By: royal_in_cincinnati http://kingsofkauffman.com/2011/09/13/everett-teaford-and-september-magic/#comment-2019573 royal_in_cincinnati Wed, 14 Sep 2011 16:16:42 +0000 http://kingsofkauffman.com/?p=10607#comment-2019573 Teaford is a weird one. He was always making steady jumps from level to level, but he was always a little old for his levels. Up until 2010, he didn't have any GREAT numbers that stood out, but was never bad either. In 2010, he learned the cutter from AA coach, and has been striking out people like crazy. He isn't supposed to be a front of the rotatation big time propect, but if he can develop into a middle of the rotatation option then that is good enough for me. He'll get a chance in spring, and could very well open up the season with the Royals. Monty, Crow, Odorizzi, Dwyer, Mendoza, SOS, and Mazzaro will also get looks. With Hoch, Duffy, and Paulino pretty well locks, it all depends on if a trade happens for a #1. Teaford is a weird one. He was always making steady jumps from level to level, but he was always a little old for his levels. Up until 2010, he didn’t have any GREAT numbers that stood out, but was never bad either. In 2010, he learned the cutter from AA coach, and has been striking out people like crazy. He isn’t supposed to be a front of the rotatation big time propect, but if he can develop into a middle of the rotatation option then that is good enough for me.

He’ll get a chance in spring, and could very well open up the season with the Royals. Monty, Crow, Odorizzi, Dwyer, Mendoza, SOS, and Mazzaro will also get looks. With Hoch, Duffy, and Paulino pretty well locks, it all depends on if a trade happens for a #1.

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