College Players Looking To Play Pro

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Comment by pw on March 3, 2010 at 11:43am

Joliet JackHammers http://www.jackhammerbaseball.com
Field Manager Chad Parker has announced two more tryouts to be held this winter. The next tryout will be held on on Thursday, March 18 at 11am at WL Bill Evans Field 3636 College Street College Park, Georgia 30337. There will be a $60 registration fee for each tryout, but the fee will be waived for players trying out with AA experience or higher. Those trying out are asked to bring all of their own equipment.


2010 JOLIET JACKHAMMERS
TRYOUT REGISTRATION FORM
NAME:_________________________________________________________________
(PLEASE PRINT)
ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________________
(INCLUDE CITY AND STATE)

CELL: ________________________

HOME PHONE: _______________________

EMAIL: _______________________________________________________________

HEIGHT: ___________ WEIGHT: _____________ DOB: ____/____/____

POSITION: _______________________

BATS: _______ THROWS: ________

COLLEGE: __________________________________

YEARS PLAYED: _______

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE? YES: ______ NO: ______
IF YES, TEAM:_________________________________________________________

LEAGUE: ______________________________________________________________

YEAR DRAFTED: ____________________

NUMBER/ROUND: ____________

AGENT: _____________________________

PHONE: _____________________

To Register mail the registration forms along with the registration fee of $60.00(Money Orders Only) made out to: Chad Parker

Chad Parker
83 Barnsley Village Dr.
Adairsville, GA 30103


Waiver/Agreement
I have read all the Joliet JackHammers rules in this section above and agree to abide by them. I do hereby waive, release and discharge Joliet JackHammers, W.L. Bill Evans Baseball Field, City of College Park and their respective staffs, employees assigns and sponsors, of and from any and all rights and claims for damage resulting from injury of my person or property, which may be sustained or suffered by me in connection with my association with or participating in, or arising out of my traveling to or from the Joliet JackHammers Tryout Camp. We, the parent (s) or legal guardian, agree to the above waiver and we join therein.

Date:________________________

Name:_______________________________________

Comment by Keith Essary on February 13, 2010 at 11:00pm

I am looking for Professional Baseball Players to fill my 25 man roster this summer. The team will be a Professional Development Team, which means you will be playing in a PRO LEAGUE, but not getting paid....it will be for the exposure and you CAN be picked up by scouts or other teams. All interested players please email coachessary@yahoo.com

Comment by Marco Mignola on February 8, 2010 at 3:38pm

Do you a senior college or a pro? Could you be elegible for italian citizenship or eu citizenship ? Want to come in Italy for play in Italian Major League, the best league in Europe? Contact me!!!

(Spot still avaible for this year: Shortstop, Pitcher)

Comment by Dave Keine on February 1, 2010 at 9:17pm

Hey guys, my season starts Saturday in Dallas; i'm the opening day starter. let me know if anyone with pro contacts wants more info. Here's my schedule http://www.hendrix.edu/athletics/schedule.aspx?id=22030

Comment by pw on January 13, 2010 at 8:09am

According to Greg m\Maddox scouting report in high school he threw 86-89 mph. At the time MLB scouts used the corded JUGS gun. MLB average was 88-89 mph. That radar gun was 2 mph slower that todays Stalker Gun. MLB average is 90-91 mph on the stalker gun. So Maddux would have been 88-91 mph on the stalker gun, which would get you drafted as a high school player.Maddox threw 88-91 mph on the JUGS gun when he hit the majors with the Cubs in 1989. Maddox was 85-88 mph on the stalker gun his last year in the majors. Todays cordless jugs gun used only my some colleges, dads and HS teams can be 1-4 mph faster than the stalker gun.

Comment by Costa Kapothanasis on January 12, 2010 at 9:48pm

Tony Priester here are the links for Greg maddox original scouting reports for the cubs. After you read them you will see that your statements are incorrect.

http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/2008_images/maddux2.jpg

http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/2008_images/maddux1.jpg

Comment by Tony Priester on January 12, 2010 at 9:04pm

maybe you people talking about Maddox throwing so hard should read original scouting report on him...it is posted(Blown up) on wall at Turner field....couldn't crack 90, will NEVER be a major league pitcher...that is original scouting report from cubs on him.....think that scout still works as a scout?

Comment by pw on January 11, 2010 at 3:47pm

Before everyone inducts anyone into the baseball hall of fame do some research. No one has asked how fast he throws on the stalker gun, what MLB scouts have carded him? Or look at his colleges stats.
As far as indy teams. they can sign from 35-60 players depending on the league and only keep 24 players. You have to make the team. You could be competing for a spot with players with Triple A or Major League Experience

You can sign with an independent league team after your colleges season is over and if you get drafted by a mlb team the indy team will release you, with no buyout.

Comment by Andy Swenson on January 11, 2010 at 2:50pm

Hey Dave! In the event that you get drafted and are under contract with an Indy team, the ML club that holds your draft rights will assume your contract with the Indy league club and settle up with them for your release. Keep me posted on your accolades this spring as I would love to have you on my CBL club for the summer months!

Swens

Comment by pw on January 11, 2010 at 2:42pm

NCAA Career Stats
http://web1.ncaa.org/stats/StatsSrv/careersearch

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