
The San Francisco Giants Randy Winn is a very interesting player to look at. In the past he’s shown the potential for power (20 HR in ’05) and the potential for speed (five seasons of over 20 SB). Last year, … Continue reading
To be one of the most highly touted prospects is certainly high praise for a player to try to live up to. Just ask the Royals’ Alex Gordon who entered 2007 considered the next hot item of major league baseball … Continue reading
A few teams made some minor moves to help their bullpens, though neither of these moves should make any fantasy waves: David Murphy of The Philadelphia Daily News (click here for the article) is reporting that the Phillies have signed … Continue reading
It’s always tough to judge a prospect by his performance in the Pacific Coast League (Triple A), especially offensive players. It is such a high-powered league that 26 HR’s can almost be considered an afterthought, considering Dallas McPherson led the … Continue reading
Before we get into today’s article I wanted to take a moment to wish everyone and their families a Happy Thanksgiving. I hope you all enjoy your day, however you celebrate it. A fourth round draft pick of the Marlins … Continue reading
My newest article is up for Gotham Baseball Magazine, looking at whether the Mets should use Bobby Parnell as a starter or reliever in 2009 (ah, the Aaron Heilman debate all over again for Mets fans). To check it out, … Continue reading
There was a time that Adam Jones was considered one of the top prospects in baseball. In 2007 he hit 25 HR in just 420 AB at Triple A, while also hitting .314. We all know that his first stints … Continue reading
I haven’t done this in a while and as we are closing in on draft season, I wanted to see what our loyal readers wanted to see from this site. What improvements can I make? What do you like? Dislike? … Continue reading
Heading into 2008, Paul Konerko was a player that many targeted as a potential low-end first base option, and why not? Despite his 31 HR in 2007, owners were frustrated by his .259 average and just 71 runs. Unfortunately for … Continue reading
A few prospect notes this evening: I’m pretty surprised, but according to The Arizona Repbulic (click here for the article), the Arizona Diamondbacks have released Jamie D’Antona, “so he could sign a professional contract with the Tokyo Yakult Swallows of … Continue reading