By the end of the season, the Bradenton Marauders had one of the more intriguing rotations in the system, and a lot of that had to do with the emergence of Carlos Jimenez.
The righty entered the season without much fanfare, but quickly made a mark for himself with one of the better changeups in the entire system. He mixed that with a mid 90s fastball and big breaking curveball.
His final stat line didn’t do justice to what Jimenez put forth. He finished with a 1-7 record with a 4.13 ERA, holding opponents to a .