Cap for Mark Melancon and Jesus Montero

[theyungone11]

can someone please post caps for the 2 yankee prospects Mark Melancon and Jesus Montero i need them for my franchise

[Thertel88]

Theres already a thread

[theyungone11]

can u post it

[Thertel88]

http://2ksports.com/forums/showthread.php?t=166852

[theyungone11]

neither one of them is on there

[Thertel88]

But there is already a thread about it, so why create a new thread?

[theyungone11]

because they started discussing other things and all i want are the caps

[Thertel88]

why cant you create it?

[theyungone11]

because im not good at it how bout u

[Thertel88]

I dabble in player creation

[theyungone11]

well can u create them for me and then post them

[theyungone11]

can someone please help me i really need them

[theyungone11]

can someone create Mark Melancon and Jesus Montero

[theyungone11]

someone please help

[reyes the roof]

Just read a few scouting reports and make your own, it's not that hard

[theyungone11]

can u do it then and then post it

[reyes the roof]

The scouting report on Melancon is above-average fastball with command (though his control was sketchy yesterday), a power curve that some in the organization equate as an out pitch to Chamberlain’s slider and, as Nick Green, who hit against him in the BP session, said an ability to hide the ball in his delivery. However, what every Yankees official cites as Melancon’s greatest asset is a serious, professional, determined makeup.

“This guy wants to compete and will not get rattled,” minor league pitching coordinator Nardi Contreras said.

[theyungone11]

wat about Montero and wat are Melancon's other pitches

[reyes the roof]

Many of you likely have never even heard the name Jesus Montero yet. Chances are, many of you won’t be too familiar with it for another 3 years or so. However, I have a strong belief that he will be the future of the New York Yankees.

On July 2, 2006, a 16 year old catcher named Jesus Montero was signed from Venezuela for $2 million dollars. While Montero is a very strong defensive catcher, he is best known for his tremendous power.

In fact, on a scale of 20 to 80 in respect to a player’s power, many scouts have already declared Montero to be an 80. Such power from a catcher combined with superior defensive skills is something that the game hasn’t seen since the likes of Johnny Bench and Josh Gibson.

In short, the kid has the potential to be one of the greatest to ever play the position. Early in the spring training of 2008, at only 18 years of age, Jesus Montero hit his first home run against big league pitching.

While it is highly unlikely that Montero will see Major League time once the season starts, he will continue to develop in the minor leagues until it is time to succeed Jorge Posada.

Once he does, I think all New York Yankee fans will be watching history in the making.

[theyungone11]

thanks very much and the yankees are set for the future

[reyes the roof]

wat about Montero and wat are Melancon's other pitcheshe has a changeup too

[theyungone11]

o ok thanks