Two years ago, he was considered a top prospect. Injuries slowed him down. Maybe 2012 is his comeback year.
Felix Doubront sharp in his two innings
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I was high on this guy a few years ago, but honestly, the inuries really set him back. Do I think he's the answer for the #4 or #5 spot in the rotation? No. We needed to sign a journeyman pitcher. Just because a guy has a good spring doesn't mean he'll be knocking people out in the Majors in May. I'm still really skeptical of the pitching pool we've got. I think it was a huge mistake not to sign a bona fide starter over the off season.
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