Jeremiah Bayer

Re: Jeremiah Bayer

feeds@yuku.com (MasterShake15) — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 12:31:06 GMT

Bates1343 wrote:

Just curious. I was looking at the 2010 projected rosters and noticed that Bayer is projected as a starting pitcher for Greenville next year. Does Bayer truely project as a starter? I have yet to see him, but have heard good reports on his plus slider. He's put up alright numbers since I first started this thread. 10ip with 14k's and only 1BB with 4ER.

He does not project as a...

Re: Jeremiah Bayer

feeds@yuku.com (Bates1343) — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 11:00:42 GMT

Just curious. I was looking at the 2010 projected rosters and noticed that Bayer is projected as a starting pitcher for Greenville next year. Does Bayer truely project as a starter? I have yet to see him, but have heard good reports on his plus slider. He's put up alright numbers since I first started this thread. 10ip with 14k's and only 1BB with 4ER.

Re: Jeremiah Bayer

feeds@yuku.com (Bates1343) — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 15:24:51 GMT

Well, after throwing 6inn and only giving up 2hits with 9K, Bayer received his "welcome to professional baseball" last night.

He gave up 4H with 3ER, 1BB, and 1K in 1.2inn. I still have high hopes for him though.

Re: Jeremiah Bayer

feeds@yuku.com (templeUsox) — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 17:23:28 GMT

Nice 'view Chris.

Re: Jeremiah Bayer

feeds@yuku.com (okin15) — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 16:56:55 GMT

I know we've talked before about the difficulty of moving relievers up during the season. There are good guys up in Pawtucket, and many relievers don't have true upside, so it's better to have a strong bullpen than push them forward mid-season. However, with a guy like Bayer, who is recently drafted, would the Sox hope for some upside, and test it in a higher level this year? If he were to move up, I'd rather see him jump to Salem, where the bats would be more advanced, rather...

Re: Jeremiah Bayer

feeds@yuku.com (jsinger121) — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 15:39:43 GMT

The slider I saw from him was very good yesterday. Had alot of bite to it. He only tops around 85-86 on his fastball but uses his slider and changeup to get hitters out.

Re: Jeremiah Bayer

feeds@yuku.com (Arquimedez Bozo) — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 13:06:09 GMT

And just in time for this thread, a Q&A with Bayer and his former and current teammate, Sean Killeen, is on the blog.

Link

Re: Jeremiah Bayer

feeds@yuku.com (templeUsox) — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 12:28:10 GMT

He's got a profoundly good sinker.

Re: Jeremiah Bayer

feeds@yuku.com (Cem21) — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 11:44:36 GMT

He's going to continue to have his way with a lot of the NYPL hitters so I would expect him to have pretty good numbers regardless, but the reports on his sinker have indicated it is a pretty legit pitch. His slider sounds like a hard breaking one as well. I definitely want to check him out and we'll get a good look at him this summer for you, Bates.

Re: Jeremiah Bayer

feeds@yuku.com (Drew ) — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 11:12:08 GMT

I don't know a lot about Bayer and have never seen him pitch, with that said though, it seems like every year there are one or two players that the sox draft out of college who get off to a flyer and then never really amount to a lot. I hope I am wrong, but just giving something I have observed through the years.

Jeremiah Bayer

feeds@yuku.com (Bates1343) — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 11:03:33 GMT

I liked the selection of Bayer in the 30th Round of this years draft. Does anyone else see a high-reward in the making?? I saw him briefly for Trinity when he played my Alma Mata and yes he was a man among boys. He is going to have to be put on the fast track as he is a 23yr old Rookie, but after 4 appearances, 6innings with 9K's and only 2 hits against, he looks to be proving himself from the get go. I know it is very early, but I would like to hear some news and people's...