Scouting is an Inexact Science
Read an interesting quote this morning that sheds some light on the fallibility of scouting. For those concerned about Adam Rubin's now infamous scouting report regarding Jeurys Famila, make sure to take that w/ a grain of salt:
"I've talked to three scouts this week who saw him (A's prospect Grant Desme) at various stages of the season. One saw him at Low-A Kane County, one saw him at High-A Stockton, and one saw him in Arizona. All three had wildly varying opinions on Desme, with projections ranging from never getting to the big leagues to hitting 30 home runs there." -BP's Kevin Goldstein in the Nov 11th 'Minor League Update'
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Rob Castellano
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