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Johan Santana, LHP, starter
Santana brings three excellent pitches to the mound. He has a hard fastball in the low-90s which he can spot on both sides of the plate. His changeup is known as one of the best pitches in the game; a soft pitch, floating, then sinking under bats as it reaches the plate. Santana's third pitch is his slider, which gets sharp, late, sweeping action. Santana does not bother to experiment with any other offerings. In 2007, he saw a significant jump in homeruns allowed and then seemed to lose a little velocity on his fastball in 2008. However, Johan has been the best starting pitcher in baseball over the last five seasons, and the Mets expect years of success from him. 5/14/09 CSJ
*fastball(88-94), change(77-83), slider(80-84)
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Our Scout
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My name is Sven Jenkins, and I'm an independent baseball analyst from Poughkeepsie, NY. I've been working in the baseball industry since 2000, getting my start with STATS Inc in Chicago. I moved on to working with Baseball Info Solutions until 2008, when I left to begin 60ft6in.com. I also played collegiate baseball at SUNY New Paltz and spent many nights as an official scorer in the minor leagues. In the off-season I travel the world, having enjoyed over 920 days on the road through 38 different countries.
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