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ITS TIME!!!! I'm Coming Cleveland!!
posted by rolub, Jul 21, 2011
ITS TIME!!!!
I'm Coming Cleveland!!
— Jason Kipnis on twitter.
could be something, could be nothing. but he's excited nonetheless.
[UPDATE: Added the additional tweet - Ryan]
[UPDATE: It's official. Jordan Bastian tweets that Valbuena was optioned down to Columbus, and Goedert was DFAd to make room for Kipnis on the 40-man roster - Ryan]
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"[I]n light of the aggressive promotion of Chisenhall, I honestly can’t see why Kipnis isn’t up already."
posted by Denver Tribe Fan, Jul 11, 2011
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fangraphs.com
Fangraphs wonders why we're sticking with Grandpa when we're contending.
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Kipnis' Futures Game Home Run (Video)
posted by scripteye, Jul 11, 2011
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mlb.com
the result of "advanced approach" at the plate.
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Keith Law's Top 100 Prospect List (ESPN In$ider)
posted by rolub, Jan 27, 2011
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go.com
Cleveland Indians appearing on the list: 39. Chiz 56. Kipnis 60. Pomeranz Appearing on Law's blog as top prospects just missing the cut is Alex White.
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MLB's Minor League Review
posted by afh4, Nov 09, 2010
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mlb.com
Pick Packer and Kipnis as pitcher and hitter of year. It's going to be interesting to see how much attention Packer gets.
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I loved fly balls in the outfield...They never take any bad hops!
posted by TheDanimal, Oct 15, 2010
I loved fly balls in the outfield...They never take any bad hops!
— Jason Kipnis on his transition from outfield to second base in his new Arizona Fall League blog "Kip's Korner." He said he was opposed to the idea at first, but now is on board as he realizes it means a faster path to the big league team.
He also mentions he thinks he'll see some time at third, and that playing with top prospects like Dustin Ackley is motivating him to practice harder.
[lifting his]...numbers to .339/.420/.563 in 56 games...Are you positive that last year's No. 2...
posted by afh4, Aug 16, 2010
[lifting his]...numbers to .339/.420/.563 in 56 games...Are you positive that last year's No. 2 overall pick, Seattle's Dustin Ackley (also a college player new to second base) is a better prospect?
— Goldstein via BP. There's a little more to the blurb for subscribers. Go look at Kipnis' numbers and then convince me we're not dealing with a mega prospect.
BP Future Shock: House/Kipnis updates
posted by rolub, Aug 05, 2010
# T.J. House, LHP, Indians (High-A Kinston): 7 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 3 K. Over-slot 2008 draftee has been on a roll with one run and six hits allowed over last 19 innings; sinker/slider/change combo with all three pitches average or a tick above.
# Jason Kipnis, 2B, Indians (Double-A Akron): 2-for-4, 3B, HR (7), R, RBI. Officially entering super-hot mode by going 9-for-18 with double, two triples and home run in last five games and batting .337/.413/.554 overall at Double-A; passing Chisenhall on Indians prospect lists?
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Jason Kipnis Scouting Report
posted by battlekow, Jun 27, 2009
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projectprospect.com
I swear I'm not looking for excuses to post FanShots here.
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Allan Simpson and David Rawnsley break down the Indians draft
posted by battlekow, Jun 19, 2009
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baseballwebtv.com
Simpson, if you're unaware, is the founder of Baseball America and now runs PG Crosschecker. "For the most part it was just a very mainstream, college-oriented draft."
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