Ricky Bennett and minor league field coordinator Dick Scott are in Round Rock and like what they see, particularly with Chris Johnson and Brian Bogusevic.
Bennett:
"Compared to where he was a month ago when Dick last saw him, he said Bogusevic is really, really making a lot of progress offensively. He's hitting the ball to all parts of the field and is really driving the ball. He's got better plate coverage and he's making a lot of progress. C.J. is swinging the bat well, too. Having that injury early in the season, it kind of slowed him down, but now he's got some at-bats under his belt and he's starting to put things together like he did in Spring Training."
Hey, so here's an idea. Why don't we release one of the guys hitting .200 and replace them with someone hitting .300 at Triple-A?
"That's something we've talked about here recently. I don't think we're at the point yet, but if they continue to make progress the next month to six weeks, we have to give them consideration to have an opportunity to play here."
Month to six weeks. If Pedro Feliz is still hitting .207 in six weeks, and Chris Johnson is not on the team, I'm going to get drunk on hand sanitizer, listen to Jerry Jeff, and weep.
Showing posts with label Dick Scott. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dick Scott. Show all posts
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Astros continue to build AL East team
The Astros have hired former Blue Jays Director of Player Development Dick Scott to replace Al Pedrique's old position of Minor League Field Coordinator.
Ricky Bennett (who is actually referred to as "Rick" Bennett in this article):
"Over the past few years, Dick and I have worked together on different committees and always seemed to view player development in the same light. With Dick's experience as a player and manager in the minor leagues, he'll be a huge asset to our staff as we continue to teach our players how to play the game the right way."
Ricky Bennett (who is actually referred to as "Rick" Bennett in this article):
"Over the past few years, Dick and I have worked together on different committees and always seemed to view player development in the same light. With Dick's experience as a player and manager in the minor leagues, he'll be a huge asset to our staff as we continue to teach our players how to play the game the right way."
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