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    Drew Thorpe has been named Pipeline' MILB pitcher of the year! This is absolutely amazing.

    https://twitter.com/MLBPipeline/stat...08325130481986
    Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA

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      Originally posted by Snatch Catch View Post
      Drew Thorpe has been named Pipeline' MILB pitcher of the year! This is absolutely amazing.

      https://twitter.com/MLBPipeline/stat...08325130481986
      He was so dominate this season. Hope he can do it on the Yankees in a few years.

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        Originally posted by ymike673 View Post

        He was so dominate this season. Hope he can do it on the Yankees in a few years.
        If we cold develop a young quality starter it would really speed up the healing process immensely..

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          Originally posted by Yankyfan View Post
          The last time i can remember seeing ,who i thought was the best Milb pitcher come from our system was Sean Henn( Prior to TJS)... Yes that long ago...
          I remember Sean. WOW - that really is a long time ago.

          I don't recall him ever receiving any National acclaim though. But I did have some high hopes for him in the late 2000s. Just did not pan out. I think he had a brief appearance with teh Mets near the end of his career, but I could be wrong.

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            Originally posted by mbn007 View Post

            I remember Sean. WOW - that really is a long time ago.

            I don't recall him ever receiving any National acclaim though. But I did have some high hopes for him in the late 2000s. Just did not pan out. I think he had a brief appearance with teh Mets near the end of his career, but I could be wrong.
            Back when the Penn League was a College Drafted prospect show Henn was untouchable for a bit until arm troubles came and he was a strange case where he didn't come back stronger than before the operation. He had Control issues after.



            We had another two outstanding arms around that time , Todd Noel and Christian something ...I can't recall his name but both were side tracked by years of injuries




            .

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              Sean Henn is the one of the few Yankees I can think of who went straight from AA to starting in the majors. Chase Wright might be the only other one I can think of.
              http://vimel.ru/e6748

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                Originally posted by Donnybaseball72 View Post
                Sean Henn is the one of the few Yankees I can think of who went straight from AA to starting in the majors. Chase Wright might be the only other one I can think of.
                Is that Chase "4 consecutive HRs in debut" Wright?

                I remember seeing him when he was in the Minors. Always thought he had a chance. He was in a group of pitchers with Matt DeSalvo, Chein Mein Wang, Tyler Clippard, Matt Smith, Brad Halsey, Jorge De La Rosa, Alex Graman, and several others who i thought would be solid bottom-of-the-rotation starters, along with a few high-priced Fas like Mussina, Clemens, and the like.

                Never panned out though. Wang was great, but only lasted a couple of years. Clippard became a solid relief Pitcher. Most of teh others did not have much of a Major league impact.

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                  Originally posted by mbn007 View Post

                  Is that Chase "4 consecutive HRs in debut" Wright?

                  I remember seeing him when he was in the Minors. Always thought he had a chance. He was in a group of pitchers with Matt DeSalvo, Chein Mein Wang, Tyler Clippard, Matt Smith, Brad Halsey, Jorge De La Rosa, Alex Graman, and several others who i thought would be solid bottom-of-the-rotation starters, along with a few high-priced Fas like Mussina, Clemens, and the like.

                  Never panned out though. Wang was great, but only lasted a couple of years. Clippard became a solid relief Pitcher. Most of teh others did not have much of a Major league impact.
                  Wow A blast from the past
                  Do you remember a pitcher named Christian ?? who was always injured? I can't remember his name

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                    Originally posted by Yankyfan View Post

                    Wow A blast from the past
                    Do you remember a pitcher named Christian ?? who was always injured? I can't remember his name
                    Christian Parker maybe? He broke camp in 2001 as the 5th starter and couldn't make it through 1 start. His injury paved the way for Ted Lilly.
                    http://vimel.ru/e6748

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                      Originally posted by Donnybaseball72 View Post

                      Christian Parker maybe? He broke camp in 2001 as the 5th starter and couldn't make it through 1 start. His injury paved the way for Ted Lilly.
                      Thanks, But No i don't think so?

                      Update ...Just went through drafts from 2000 up and It's Christian Garcia...3rd pick 2004 draft.. So many names i had forgotten...Boy did we draft some busts then..
                      I never realized he had a Cup of Coffee with the Nats in 2012 then got injured and released...

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                        Originally posted by Yankyfan View Post

                        Thanks, But No i don't think so?

                        Update ...Just went through drafts from 2000 up and It's Christian Garcia...3rd pick 2004 draft.. So many names i had forgotten...Boy did we draft some busts then..
                        I never realized he had a Cup of Coffee with the Nats in 2012 then got injured and released...
                        Christin Garcia (along with Alan Horne) had all the tools in the world. Those 2 would have been ahead of Hughes and Kennedy and Joba if they remained healthy. They were literally top of the rotation starters, with a solid mix of pitches. I drooled the few times I saw them in person.

                        Unfortunately, it was only a few times, due to injuries.

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                          Allen Horne another guy as you said when healthy was real good starter. I think he made it up with the Indians for a short bit.

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                            Originally posted by Yankyfan View Post
                            Allen Horne another guy as you said when healthy was real good starter. I think he made it up with the Indians for a short bit.
                            I was a big fan of Horne - almost a strike out an inning. He never made it to the big leagues.

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                              I'm not sure it was Horne but i believe his dad used to post here?? I know it was a pitcher of that time father...Anyone recall that?

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                                Originally posted by Yankyfan View Post
                                I'm not sure it was Horne but i believe his dad used to post here?? I know it was a pitcher of that time father...Anyone recall that?
                                I think I recall this. Ted Lilly's dad used to post on the Yankees.com forum when it existed.
                                http://vimel.ru/e6748

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