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robhallett
 Post subject: Madison Bumgarner SP Giants PS2
PostPosted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 8:19 pm 
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Console '07: Sony PS2
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Madison Bumgarner
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Giants
# 40
R/L
Top speed 98
Control 159
Stamina 174
Cutter 4
H-Sinker 3
Slurve 3
Curve ball 2
2seamfastball 2
Change 2

Vs L batters 4
Release 4
Gd pick off 4
Fastball life

This guy took 2 Dr Goodjobs, and a ton of save/loading with low percentages, hope he's close to the real thing. Let me know what you think.

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 Post subject: Re: Madison Bumgarner SP Giants PS2
PostPosted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 9:27 am 
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Pretty well done overall, good choice of stats and abilities. Not sure about all those pitches - the scouting reports I'm seeing don't have that much (slurve, 2-seamer, sinker, etc). Still, great model to build off of.

scouting #1: http://projectprospect.com/article/2009 ... -bumgarner
scouting #2: http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/minorleagues/pro ... pid=518516

Here's what I will aim for in the Wii version:

Madison Bumgarner
SP Giants
DOB: 8/1/1989 (19 in MLB 2009)
# 82 (wore #5 in A, but 82 in Spring Training)
bats/throws: R/L
Top speed: 96-97? reports just say 92-94 consistent, or 'mid-90s' consistent.
Control 160
Stamina 140
Curve ball 3
Slider 3
Change 2

Vs L batters 4
Release 4
Fastball life
possibly ground ball pitcher?
anything else regarding poise/presence

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 Post subject: Re: Madison Bumgarner SP Giants PS2
PostPosted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 4:59 am 
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I don't go and make up these pitches for pitchers. This is where I got the idea for the sinking fastball and cutter. I can't remember the other sites but there were numerous.

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Fastball Velocity: 9.0/10



Bumgarner’s bread and butter is his fastball which is thrown in the mid 90s yet touches 96 MPH. Bumgarner has shown improved velocity over the year, a testament to his work ethic.



Standing 6’4", 215-lbs. Bumgarner is an intimidating presence on the mound and uses his height to create excellent movement on his fastball. Bumgarner throws a sinking fastball on left handed batters and a cut fastball which runs in on the hands of righties as an out pitch.



Bumgarner had a 0.19 HR/9 IP rate which exemplifies the fact that with good movement hitters find it very difficult to lock on to a pitch


[quote][http://bleacherreport.com/articles/248256-milb-prospect-profile-madison-bumgarner-lhp-sfg-the-next-great-lefty/quote]
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