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There was no player in the Giants’ sacramento choice who had a greater concept of high-level skill than Dereck Rodriguez. He is the son of a Hall of Fame catcher and grew up in major league clubs.
Rodriguez was the ideal user to ask questions about the most productive customers who spend their summers getting representatives who oppose more experienced launchers like him and Trevor Cahill, either called up on Wednesday. He also gave a brilliant popularity report.
“(Joey) Bart is amazing. Bart, he’s a wonderful player in the league, so to speak. It’s wonderful throwing,” Rodriguez said. “It’s wonderful for calling games and looks like a marble veteran
“Heliot Ramos, this boy has a little pop like no other, and Luciano, for his youth, is disciplined in marble. He takes shots that are hard. He and Ramos were hard at bats there. I don’t think I took Ramos.” once, and Luciano, man, Luciano was intelligent. I was fighting. I was walking back and forth. I had to throw him out and he’d sit down. Usually, younger boys: 2-0, 3-0 are regularly a straight count, but for him you have to treat him like a veteran. It makes smart adjustments, it’s pretty good. He’s a big boy, man, he can bat.”
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Bart, Ramos and Luciano are the 3 most sensitive clients in the organization and are among the 30 players who exercise every day in Sacramento.
When the minor league season was canceled, the Giants brought the maximum of their peak productive customers to Northern California, hoping to increase their progression with daily replays opposing guys like Rodriguez, a 2018 star who has noticed a speed increase and is back. in the league’s major combined after a retirement in 2019.
Luciano hasn’t even played A bass yet, so this summer is a learning problem. But Bart is expected to make his debut sometime this year, and Rodriguez said he doesn’t think Ramos will be beat. Like Bart, Ramos reached Double A last season and, as a fielder, could have less difficult compatibility at major league level.
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“He’s a wonderful runner, he reads the ball well from the beginning, he’s got a very smart arm and he sees the twists very well. He’s a smart, disciplined hitter,” Rodriguez said. “In my opinion, I think you can be here at any time. And Bart, everyone loves Bart. I think a lot of guys here (in the big leagues), a lot of pitchers who threw Joey in camp, felt inspired and excited honestly.
“We are excited to come and bring you here at some point, either until the end of the year or next. It’s going to be a lot of fun to see him here and throw him out.”
Dereck Rodriguez, inspired by Joey Bart, the Giants’ clients elsewhere gave the impression at NBC Sports Bay Area