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Minor League Baseball Daily Thread for April 8, 2022
Minor League Baseball Top Performers It’s Opening Day for the “rest” of Minor League Baseball today after having a few days of Triple-A baseball alone. Enjoy! Hitter of the DayIn a game that featured four long balls, Worcester shortstop Ryan Fitzgerald accounted for a pair of them, going 2-3 with 3 RBI on the day and adding a walk as well. Fitzgerald has been part of the Red Sox organization since signing as an undrafted free agent out of Creighton, and he’s meticulously worked his way up the Red Sox system with consistent bat-to-ball skills, but swing work during the pandemic both allowed Fitzgerald to tap into his raw power…
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Minor League Baseball Daily Thread for April 7, 2022
Minor League Baseball Top Performers Hitter of the DayWith a number of good choices on the day, Ryan Kreidler takes the nod here with a perfect day at the plate for Toledo. He went 3-3 with a walk, scoring twice and driving in two runs on a pair of solo home runs, but the Mud Hens still fell to Rochester 6-3. Kreidler had a strong offensive season in 2021 between Double-A and Triple-A, smacking 22 home runs with a .803 OPS while playing the left side of the infield. He’s made a start at third and short so far this season for Toledo. Pitcher of the DayAfter setting Yankee Twitter…
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Minor League Baseball Daily Thread for April 6, 2022
Minor League Baseball Top Performers Hitter of the DayPedro Leon came to the Astros with big expectations from Cuba last season. He struggled with injury and performance over the course of the 2021 season. His first game with Sugar Land was much better, however, as he went 3-5 at the plate, lacing a double and showing off his plus speed when he took off and stole a base in the seventh inning. The biggest question remaining for Leon is his defense, and that was still present as he committed two errors at shortstop on Opening Day. Pitcher of the DayInterestingly, the guy who threw the first pitch of the minor…
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Baseball prospect writing’s self-hate
Prospect writers are arguing about where scouting can be done...what's the basis for this, and why do we hate our own?!
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Minor League Baseball Daily Thread for February 22, 2020
I will be putting forth a more in-depth piece on this for Prospects Live, but I wanted to offer out all the players entering camp without options. This means that their teams cannot send them to the minor leagues without exposing them to waivers. These are players to be watching this spring as they battle for jobs!
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Minor League Baseball Daily Thread for February 21st, 2020
The Prospects Live crew does not have any more full divisions done on top 30 prospect lists, though they'll be done soon. I'm going to take the top 30 lists that are done by date of completion, however, and continue our stroll through camp invitees!
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Minor League Baseball Daily Thread for February 20th, 2020
Happy Thursday! The Prospects Live crew does not have any more full divisions done on top 30 prospect lists, though they'll be done soon. I'm going to take the top 30 lists that are done by date of completion, however, and continue our stroll through camp invitees!
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Minor League Baseball Daily Thread for February 19th, 2020
The Prospects Live crew does not have any more full divisions done on top 30 prospect lists, though they'll be done soon. I'm going to take the top 30 lists that are done by date of completion, however, and continue our stroll through camp invitees!
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Minor League Baseball Daily Thread for February 18th, 2020
After highlighting the top 100 players in camp, we're going to go through the players on the Prospects Live top 30 for each team that are in camp! We will go through the two divisions that are completely done on Prospects Live, finishing with the National League Central:
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Minor League Baseball Daily Thread for February 17th, 2020
After highlighting the top 100 players in camp, we're going to go through the players on the Prospects Live top 30 for each team that are in camp! We will go through the divisions that are done on Prospects Live, starting with the American League Central: