http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/evaluating-the-2016-prospects-arizona-diamondbacks-2/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x37TGCvSmA0 投球影片
3. Wei-Chieh Huang, RHP
Current Level/Age: A/22.5, 6’1 /170, R/R
Acquired: Signed in 2014 out of Taiwan by ARZ for unknown bonus
Previous Rank: NA
It’s pronounced “Way-Jay,” which is way cooler sounding than the butchered
version I was using when I first saw his name. Huang throws from a high
three-quarters slot with a clean arm action all the way through his delivery.
Like many Asian imports, he has somewhat of a drop-and-drive delivery, but
still keeps his back hip tall as he strides to maintain his balance instead
of collapsing too far on his back leg and throwing uphill.
He has two pitches in his fastball and change-up that project as plus, and he
commands both of them extremely well for a young hurler. Both have good
running action, and the change-up really falls off the table down in the
zone. His fastball sits at 89-92, running up to 93-94 in small samples, but
the command and movement are where this pitch has the most upside. He also
has a curveball and a slider, the latter of which was rarely used this
season. The curve lags behind currently, as Huang has not found
the shape and arm speed to put it near the same level of his best offerings.
He has room to add some muscle as he matures, but even without further
physical development he could be on the fast track to the high minors.
A team official I spoke with believes it’s realistic we will see Huang in
Double-A Mobile by the end of this season.
Fastball 89-92 (94) 50/60/65
Change-up: 55/65/70
Curveball: 40/45/50
Slider: TBD
Command: 50/60/65
FV/Role: 55, #3/4 Starter with upside
20/80 scale的第一個數字代表現在評價,第二個是未來期待,第三個是天花板
速球89-92 (94) ： 50/60/65
變速：55/65/70
曲球: 40/45/50
滑球: 未定
控球: 50/60/65
總和:55, 未來3,4號先發並且看漲