Baseball Roulette: Building an Astros Prospect Roster by Chance

I was very worried if I get one, one, and I just get a position.

I'm just a team I'm just worried about.

I'm just going to,

Oh, man.

So the hooks.

All right.

First team is the hook.

So basically how this goes, I'm going to choose a – it could be a pitcher, but catcher all the way down to starting pitcher, someone off the hooks that I want to add to my lineup.

So let's see.

Could go a bunch of different ways, but I think I'm going to go Jason Schiavone.

I kind of talked about that as one of our sample ones, but he's got – I think he's up to 22, 23 homers now.

And when we make our picks, we'll give a little bit of stats behind it.

What I've been very impressed with, honestly, is his strikeout percentage has gone down.

And we knew the strikeouts were a little bit of an issue.

I think he was at 31% Nashville, but he's down to, I think, about like 26%.

Still hitting like 270, 280, OPS over 900, showing some power.

So really good to see from him.

And obviously, you know, good athlete, good behind the plate.

But, yeah, I'm very pleased to get him at the catcher position.

We sometimes see some guys don't transition as quickly from Asheville to Corpus Christi and getting into that Texas league or strike zone gets a little bit tighter.

A lot of these pitchers are more accurate.

His WRC plus is 148 through 23 games so far at AA.

I mean, it's been like he's almost like he's mirroring the same production as well as walk rates dropped a little bit.

I think you mentioned the K rate still kind of in that same area, but production wise offensively power.

I mean, he just tapped right back into it.