找了一些国外Blog对於他的评价，大家就看看吧。 我到现在还是不喜欢这笔交易，但是既然已经成真，我们能作的也只 有多了解我们到底拿到了什麽货。 Jesus Mortero应该不用多介绍， 要看的只是他打不打得出来而已；Hector Noesi到底是个什麽样的角 色，或许多看一些介绍会更加的清楚。 http://www.yankeeanalysts.com/2011/12/watch-out-for-hector-noesi-36780 （摘录於以上网址）这篇是去年12月的文章，还满新的。 However, reports of his performance this offseason in the Liga de Beisbol Dominicano should perhaps make Phil Hughes and AJ Burnett start to watch their backs. According to tweets from David of Yankee Source, recent reports had Noesi sitting consistently 93-95 with his fastball as a starter in the DR, and even topping out at 96-97 on occasion. This velocity would be faster than what he was averaging out of the bullpen this year, so if this jump is sustainable then we could all be in for a pleasant surprise. To my knowledge, Noesi has never shown that type of velocity at any point in his career, especially as a starter, so seeing an uptick like that is certainly encouraging. He’s certainly young enough that a mechanical tweak or better conditioning could contribute to better velocity. It may also be worthy of some skepticism, (in this day in age, it’s hard to avoid fears of illegal Dominican milkshakes or stem cells from Bartolo Colon‘s corpulent caboose, especially because Noesi already had a 50-game PED suspension in the minors). Additionally, it’s easy to be skeptical of velocity readings if you’re not sure about the reliability of the radar gun involved, and you wonder if Noesi was sacrificing command for heat. The numbers don’t really support the idea that Noesi is selling out control for velocity, as so far in the DR he is 3-1 with a 2.22 ERA, 45 strikeouts in 56 1/3 innings, and 45 strikeouts against 22 walks. The level of competition in the DR is not major league caliber (though there are plenty of quality minor leaguers and some major leaguers too), but Noesi has certainly done well against the competition he is facing. http://0rz.tw/XZ89m 上面这一篇是去年七月的文章，写得不长。直接贴在下面。 Hector Noesi, a 24 year old right handed relief pitcher with a plus fastball, has the potential to have a successful major league career. His overall mechanics are good and throws with most of his body instead of just using his arm. Even though he has good hip rotation, he could help himself with a better follow through. By bringing his right elbow past his left knee, Hector would be be more consistent with his control and hitting his target. This is commonly called throwing "shoulder to shoulder"... which really can provide pinpoint accuracy IF the pitcher knows how to focus on his target. As an extra benefit, this type of follow through, also known as "bending their back", helps pitchers have greater leverage on their breaking pitches. Right now, he's finishing a little high (upright) in his follow through and this in turn elevates his pitches or causes them to be up in the zone...not a good place to pitch. Last note concerns his time to the plate with runners on. He's been a little slow, up to 1.5, because he's still got a bit of a desire to get his knee up to a power position during his delivery in the stretch position. Hopefully, he can learn a slide step and bring his time to 1.32 or better with runners on. He's young enough to learn and should only get better with experience. http://0rz.tw/uFOyz 去年六月的文章，很长，可以点进去看。 基本上都尽量找去年年中以後的文章为主，大家就看看当参考吧！ --

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