College stats for Jacob Petricka, Addison Reed, Thomas Royce

2nd round pick RHP Jacob Petricka:

Year	era	w-l	app-gs	cg	sho	sv	ip	h	r	er	bb	so	2b	3b	hr	ab	b/avg	wp	hbp	bk	sfa	sha
2010	4.11	7-4	20-15	0	0/1	0	100.2	100	51	46	47	113	14	2	3		.265	14	3	1	2	4
2009	4.76	7-3	13-13	0	0/1	0	73.2	87	48	39	34	49	17	0	4	291	.299	9	5	0	3	4

Year	GP	IP	R	ER	Hits	SO	BB	ERA	W	L
2008	11	33.2	23	21	36	24	18	5.61	5	1

3rd round pick RHP Addison Reed:

Year	era	w-l	app-gs	cg	sho	sv	ip	h	r	er	bb	so	2b	3b	hr	ab	b/avg	wp	hbp	bk	sfa	sha
2009-10	2.50	8-2	11-11	2	1/1	0	79.1	65	30	22	16	90	13	2	7	296	.220	4	2	0	0	2
2008-09	0.65	0-0	25-0	0	0/1	20	27.2	20	3	2	7	38	1	0	0	100	.200	2	5	1	1	2
2007-08	2.73	3-1	24-0	0	0/1	4	26.1	24	16	8	8	26	2	1	3	100	.240	1	2	0	1	1

supplemental 3rd round pick Thomas Royce

Year	era	w-l	app-gs	cg	sho	sv	ip	h	r	er	bb	so	2b	3b	hr	ab	b/avg	wp	hbp	bk	sfa	sha
2009-10	2.85	9-1	16-16	0	0/3	0	104.1	100	37	33	26	99	17	3	10	389	.257	2	6	0	1	9
2008-09	3.48	3-2	12-6	1	1/0	2	41.1	35	21	16	10	48	6	2	2	153	.229	3	0	1	1	0
2007-08	4.80	4-0	26-1	0	0/0	1	50.2	59	34	27	11	51	11	0	8	207	.285	2	3	2	1	1

And RHP Jacob Petricka’s 2010 college splits:

	W	L	W-L%	ERA	FIP	APP	GS	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	K	AVG	BABIP	WHIP	HR/9	BB/9	K/9
Raw Totals	7	4	0.636	4.11	3.03	20	15	100.7	51	46	100	3	47	113	0.265	0.372	1.46	0.27	4.20	10.10
Park Adj.	7	4	0.636	3.93	3.03	20	15	100.7	49	44	97	3	47	113	0.257	0.360	1.43	0.27	4.20	10.10
Schedule Adj.	7	4	0.636	4.29	3.13	20	15	100.7	54	48	105	3	49	108	0.279	0.383	1.53	0.27	4.38	9.66
Park/Sch Adj.	7	4	0.636	4.11	3.13	20	15	100.7	52	46	101	3	49	108	0.268	0.368	1.49	0.27	4.38	9.66

And some info from FutureSox:

Petricka:

On the MLB.com broadcast, Johnathan Mayo raved about Petricka’s upper 90s fastball, but mentioned that he might need to be converted to the bullpen.

… Baseball America’s subscription only scouting report of Petricka mentions him as a high helium type pick this year (the strikeouts support this as well). They say his fastball velocity has been inconsistent, sometimes sitting around 90, others sitting 92-94 and touching 98. His curve is a solid pitch, but needs work.

Reed:

Addison Reed throws 90-92 mph as a starter touching 94 mph at times. He combines the fastball with a plus slider that has been nasty for him and his changeup is a solid average pitch.

Reed could develop as a solid innings eater at the Major League level, though his upside is probably not much more than a #4 starter.

Royse:

Royse, the Friday starter for the Cardinals, has a 90-93 fastball with good sink. His change up is developing and he has good control. However, he has had issues maintaining his velocity.

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