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I know that you will make ridiculous claims about small sample sizes. I'm sure Quinones is the first guy EVER from Miami to have a bad summer, though. And of course the responses from his summer teammates would be some snarky comment about him going to Miami.

You mentioned him with Toral which was silly as usual. I get the Toral criticism but it's never accompanied by praise for the more lightly regarded guys like Quinones and Escala who played above their hype.

Quinones hit almost .300 as a Freshman. And as a lightly regarded, bottom of a recruiting class kind of guy.

Perfectgame says he's consistently mid-90s and has topped out at 96.

Your silly logic is certainly back to square one.

I never said "found out about" at any point. That was you trying to, as you claimed, pick a bar fight. The story I told was accurate. You then erected a strawman, which you do a lot, so you could whine about something.

No, it wasn't. The story was exactly how I told it.

Again, I was relaying the story that was told publicly during his time at Miami. Nobody can say with certainty when Miami "found out" about him. They may have known who we was in JUCO but only offered him after the Summer. Your point was your usual position of desperately looking for something...

We don't know if they knew about him or not. I was merely relaying the story of how his name "popped" that summer.

Jagr is just being disagreeable like always. He's now resorted to whining about the method in which we "discovered" a guy who hit .340 for us and was on a CWS team.

I believe that's a wooden bat league and it's very respected. That's where Tommy Giles was discovered when he hit 10 HRs over one summer. Don't be so dismissive. Hunter Tackett was 6'3" long-bodied, recruited by an SEC school out of high school, and hit .400 at a top JUCO. Somehow he was...

Correction. One week head start on the Noles.