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	<title>Comments on: Daily Dish: The Curious Case Of Asheville&#8217;s Corey Dickerson</title>
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		<title>By: Michael</title>
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		<dc:creator>Michael</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Aug 2011 03:22:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Baseball America, excellent insight. Thank you J.J. Cooper.

	Corey Dickerson does have drastic home/road splits but he has produced some how, some way since drafted and moving to another park in 2012, High-A Modesto, I expect him to...thrive yet again. He&#039;ll find a way. Good hitters always do and despite his road numbers, his history shows he will continue to show well.
Tyler Matzek&#039;s prospect status took a big hit in 2011 but his confidence should be higher in 2012 with a strong finish in 2011, even if it took a demotion and a leave of absence to make it happen. All Matzek can control is &quot;the now&quot; not the past. He still has issues with control and command both but there are surely glimpses of his star potential.
Is he a boom-or-bust player or could he end up not as good as expected yet not terrible? Who knows. I believe, strongly, that the Rockies are greatly encouraged by the adjustments and perseverance Matzek has shown this season.

	Colorado Rockies Prospects Report (google)
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Baseball America, excellent insight. Thank you J.J. Cooper.</p>
<p>	Corey Dickerson does have drastic home/road splits but he has produced some how, some way since drafted and moving to another park in 2012, High-A Modesto, I expect him to&#8230;thrive yet again. He&#039;ll find a way. Good hitters always do and despite his road numbers, his history shows he will continue to show well.<br />
Tyler Matzek&#039;s prospect status took a big hit in 2011 but his confidence should be higher in 2012 with a strong finish in 2011, even if it took a demotion and a leave of absence to make it happen. All Matzek can control is &quot;the now&quot; not the past. He still has issues with control and command both but there are surely glimpses of his star potential.<br />
Is he a boom-or-bust player or could he end up not as good as expected yet not terrible? Who knows. I believe, strongly, that the Rockies are greatly encouraged by the adjustments and perseverance Matzek has shown this season.</p>
<p>	Colorado Rockies Prospects Report (google)<br />
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