Wednesday, June 09, 2004
PUT IN OLSON
The Angels used their 22nd round pick on Matt Moore. Here are Moore's stats from last year:
Att -- Com -- Pct -- Yds -- TD -- INT -- Yd/Att -- Rtg*
103 -- 52 -- 50.5 -- 555 -- 2 -- 6 -- 5.39 -- 48.8
Wait, what? That's right; the Angels drafted Matt Moore, former backup quarterback at UCLA. He left the school because, well, he wasn't any good, and he was beat out for the starting job by Drew Olson.
Moore hasn't played baseball in three years, but apparently he called the Angels, and they went and scouted him. He was drafted as a third baseman, but who knows where he'd end up if he signs.
You can read Moore's MLB scouting report here, but I'm offering an exclusive! Despite the fact I've never seen him play baseball, here is my scouting report on Matt Moore!
You gotta admit, it'd be pretty cool if this worked out ...
*I used the NFL QB Rating, not the college one, by the way.
The Angels used their 22nd round pick on Matt Moore. Here are Moore's stats from last year:
Att -- Com -- Pct -- Yds -- TD -- INT -- Yd/Att -- Rtg*
103 -- 52 -- 50.5 -- 555 -- 2 -- 6 -- 5.39 -- 48.8
Wait, what? That's right; the Angels drafted Matt Moore, former backup quarterback at UCLA. He left the school because, well, he wasn't any good, and he was beat out for the starting job by Drew Olson.
Moore hasn't played baseball in three years, but apparently he called the Angels, and they went and scouted him. He was drafted as a third baseman, but who knows where he'd end up if he signs.
You can read Moore's MLB scouting report here, but I'm offering an exclusive! Despite the fact I've never seen him play baseball, here is my scouting report on Matt Moore!
TALL, SCRAWNY. NEEDS TO GROW INTO BODY. SKITTISH IN POCKET, BELOW AVERAGE AWARENESS. POTENTIAL FOR ARM STRENGTH AND POWER.
You gotta admit, it'd be pretty cool if this worked out ...
*I used the NFL QB Rating, not the college one, by the way.
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