Milb.com is running rosters, stats and box scores for DSL games as well with even slower postings than the GCL games.  Interestingly, the Jays are one of a few teams to have 2 DSL teams.  Nobody in the 17-18 year old age group particularly sticks out except maybe Kevin Fuenmayor (based on their DOB's likely a cousin of Balbino) is a 17 year old pitcher with good size and decents stats.

Mark Rzepczynski

Wow ... how is THAT pronounced???

Mark Rzepczynski

Wow ... how is THAT pronounced???

   Does anyone have any analysis on Redman?   I know the Jays could have signed him in the offseason and decided to pass, and most people thought that was a good decision at the time.  I guess his price has dropped considerably since then.   Presumably he was signed for depth, in case Chacin doesn't recover and Burnett has more injury problems and Towers is not signed next year.   Does Redman have any potential at all to be more than an Ohka or Thomson or Zambrano??

His career totals are better - along the lines of .280, .773 respectively with a K/9 of 5.47. Eerily similar to the career line of old friend Tomo Ohka, who sits at .281, .771. with a K/9 of 5.04.

Does he have potential to do more than Ohka this year - i would say highly unlikely. He seems to be AAA filler, at best. There are far more useful arms in the system in the event of a call up. He has never thrown hard and has relied on deception with off-speed stuff - sort of a poor man's Jamie Moyer. For whatever reason, that deception no longer seems to be as deceiving as in years' past.