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Dont get confused on me.

Based on experience , I would go with Grimm. But, that is not to take any thing away from Stiltner. As far as spotting and just having a knack for knowing what and when to throw a certain pitch, he does that better than anybody around. In that respect he is much better than Grimm. Grimm has played against more challanging teams in high school, but Stiltner has went up against much better teams than what you will see in the 15th region and dominated on his summer team. Although they are both lefties, they are completely different in the way they pitch. Stiltner is not a great strike out type pitcher, Grimm does tend to get a lot of K's., Stiltner gets the popups and the ground ball type of outs. It's kind of like asking the question of comparing Pedro Martinez or Greg Maddux. Both get the job done, just go about it differently. However when it comes to getting recruited at the next level, the scouts tend to favor velocity.

Alright I think I've got it...haha. I agree with you about college. Lefties are so highly valued on the next level, especially if they have a good change up. What I noticed about college was getting use to good quality change ups. However, to really have one that works you must have a high velocity fastball to counterpart the change up. If you have to get down in the 50's to throw your change up, then your fastball won't be as effective. I understand now about the differences in the two. I look forward to seeing Stiltner. If they make it into the region(especially as a loser) they might shock one of the first round winners this year.