Pedro Feliciano
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Pedro Feliciano
I don't think Pedro will light any fires, but he seems to be heading your way. From Rotoworld:I just don't see this deal.
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Re: Pedro Feliciano
[ Author: Guest: John Brooks | Posted: Jan 15, 2005 11:22 PM
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The Hawks are close to acquiring Feliciano, a team representative said Thursday. [Link - Japan Ball]
Re: Pedro Feliciano
[ Author: Guest: Der Komminsk-sar | Posted: Jan 19, 2005 11:44 AM
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He's a decent pitcher, though a somewhat strange choice to bring to Japan. He's had a decent sized platoon split - his future in the US system was as a LOOGY (lefty one-out guy), a lefty-killer. His stuff is average: upper 80's (mph) fastball, decent slider, curve, and change - lacks a standout pitch, but mixes pitches well. Okay control. Has bad facial hair. Has been a reliever, essentially, his whole career - I don't see him changing roles for the Hawks.
Here's his career stats: [Link - The Baseball Cube]
Here's his career stats: [Link - The Baseball Cube]
Re: Pedro Feliciano
[ Author: Guest: John Brooks | Posted: Jan 22, 2005 11:11 PM
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The Mets have sold the contract of pitcher Pedro Feliciano to the Softbank Hawks. [Link - New York Daily News]
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