LongLiveMaroth

Road team gets the B team it seems.

Interesting that Dickerson played with Clark and McGonigal on team USA so they probably had plenty of film and reports on him

Must Win.

Respectfully, the Angels are their own breed when calling up their prospects. They brought up Nolan Schanuel like a month after drafting him last year and it's not like 2022 draftees are being called up in droves already. That being said I would be shocked if Jung didn't get a September call-up at the very least this year if he is tearing it up in AAA.

Good call

Ohtani and Yamamoto obviously /s

The Chris Illitch lovefest is interesting. I don't think I have seen this with other teams but I don't really follow other teams either. I think he gets a bad rap from people who think he is a cheap owner. Is he his dad when it comes to going out and signing high profile free agents every winter? No, but he has put considerable money to bring facilities and other things into the present and the Dominican Academy is no small expense either. He has spent money (see E-Rod and Baez) now you could say he didn't spend his money wisely but he probably left that up to the people who told him these are players that would make a difference.

Don't sleep on Eddys Leonard either, the beat writers have been calling him a dark horse candidate all offseason and he has CF, 2B and SS possibilities.

That is an interesting tactic by Harris. He was ranked #158 by pipeline for last year's draft.

Just be sure you have an ad-blocker if any of you decide to take to the high seas. 🏴‍☠️

This is an interesting way to see some prospects. https://www.mlb.com/news/spring-breakout-faq-2024?t=mlb-pipeline-coverage

FG with their top 100 prospects out today. 16. Jobe (Mayer is 69 for those of you tracking at home) 36. Clark (Langford is #2) 46. Keith 48. Jung

Also interesting Hurter at 9 and Eddys Leonard at 11 and Dingler didn't make the top 20.

That is interesting, he had such a solid season before I wonder why he would go outside the org.

The thread I have been waiting for since October. ☀️

Because everyone is waiting for it Law ranks Tigers farm 6th. Below is what he had to say. 6. Detroit Tigers No, really: The Tigers’ system is good, even with, frankly, a lot of misses still running around the system. Their last three first-round picks are all on the top 100, and they have a large group of players heading towards the majors who look like they’ll at least be regulars or back-end starters, guys like Josue Briceno who have positional questions but big bats or Brant Hurter who doesn’t look like a typical starter but keeps succeeding thanks to deception and control. The development of Colt Keith (No. 36) and Parker Meadows (No. 97) should give Tigers fans hope, as both guys were very much unfinished products when drafted — with Meadows showing a big hitch in his swing — and have evolved into complete players with the potential to help right now. I think it’s been some time since the Tigers had a success story like that.