4. Chinese Yellow Fever - The signing of Mikey Canterbury could prove instrumental for the Chinese Yellow Fever. He's expected to play a big part of the team's future. He's got a really stong arm, so he can blow it by you on occasion. He's a good late inning man, which is when being a pitcher really counts. With a decent slide step and his constant attention to the running game, Canterbury limits the damage done by basestealers. Watch out for young Maynard Karpel. This guy is gonna be good. He isn't that tough to hit, but it's difficult to get good loft on his pitches and he seldom gives up the longball. Many have been impressed with Kelvon Calzada's work down on the farm. He's a finesse pitcher, relying on movement and location. With a decent slide step and his constant attention to the running game, Calzada limits the damage done by basestealers. Calzada has an impressive presence on the mound, always taking an aggressive posture. Keep your eyes on the development of Joe Wrongsman. One of the nice things about Joe is that he's a real clutch hitter. Wrongsman is an above-average runner, but lacks the first-step explosiveness needed to become a basestealing threat. Many have been impressed with Colby Fetherston's work down on the farm. Fetherston plays a near-flawless catcher, making very few errors. His arm is accurate enough.
Score: A-