Kade vs. Sloan
Kade vs. Sloan
I get that Kade is 18 months older and Sloan has the classic Big Roger Clemens/Gerrit Cole Ace body. But there is no way you can tell me with a straight face and that in 18 months Sloan will be producing like Kade has so far this season. These guys ignoring stats just think they are too smart to judge two pitchers by blatantly obvious metrics. If Sloan has better stuff how does he have an ERA over 5 and Kade barely over 1.
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Re: Kade vs. Sloan
A right handed pitcher sitting 96mph is like every other arm in MLB now...
Hard not to like Anderson over just about any prospect at this point.
Hard not to like Anderson over just about any prospect at this point.
Re: Kade vs. Sloan
Yep he is my #1 for sure.
Question: How many of our starters could do what he has done in AA?
Answer: Less than 5
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Donn Beach
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Re: Kade vs. Sloan
Sloan throws harder. That's what they are saying, he refines his pitches over the next 18 months and he'll be the guyD-train wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2026 11:10 pmI get that Kade is 18 months older and Sloan has the classic Big Roger Clemens/Gerrit Cole Ace body. But there is no way you can tell me with a straight face and that in 18 months Sloan will be producing like Kade has so far this season. These guys ignoring stats just think they are too smart to judge two pitchers by blatantly obvious metrics. If Sloan has better stuff how does he have an ERA over 5 and Kade barely over 1.
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Re: Kade vs. Sloan
Kade reminds me a lot of Cole Hamels. Feels like he could turn in a similar career.
I see a lot of Hunter Brown in Ryan Sloan.
I think both could be TOR arms.
I see a lot of Hunter Brown in Ryan Sloan.
I think both could be TOR arms.
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Donn Beach
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Re: Kade vs. Sloan
Anderson really wasn't being projected as a number one coming out of college. He's certainly advanced for where he's at now. Sloan I believe though less advanced has been projected as a one. So who knows, they are both quite good. So it's pretty much, six and half a dozen. You could put Anderson higher due to being nearer the majors. He really needs to be promoted
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Donn Beach
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Re: Kade vs. Sloan
Terms of minor league stats, Emerson seems to be developing as was projected aside from his minor league stats. We are getting what the scouting saw as opposed to his stats.
Re: Kade vs. Sloan
Small samples and recency bias are a bad combination.
Re: Kade vs. Sloan
They both had great outings yesterday but that is a hell of a lot of refinement in to be better than Kade in the 2028 season....Donn Beach wrote: ↑Sun Jun 14, 2026 3:59 amSloan throws harder. That's what they are saying, he refines his pitches over the next 18 months and he'll be the guyD-train wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2026 11:10 pmI get that Kade is 18 months older and Sloan has the classic Big Roger Clemens/Gerrit Cole Ace body. But there is no way you can tell me with a straight face and that in 18 months Sloan will be producing like Kade has so far this season. These guys ignoring stats just think they are too smart to judge two pitchers by blatantly obvious metrics. If Sloan has better stuff how does he have an ERA over 5 and Kade barely over 1.
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Re: Kade vs. Sloan
Colt? I don't think the scouts saw any of these numbers coming:Donn Beach wrote: ↑Sun Jun 14, 2026 6:11 amTerms of minor league stats, Emerson seems to be developing as was projected aside from his minor league stats. We are getting what the scouting saw as opposed to his stats.
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