2021 Minor League Notes
Prospects Live Staff
The Minor League Daily Sheet: June 4th 2021

It’s Saturday, you have things to do, you don’t need to read this. We have told you this how many times? Yet you refuse to follow directions. Sheesh! Anyway, you should know the drill Geoff has Triple-A and Double-A, Rhys White has High-A, and Matt Thompson has Low-A. Proceed to the blurbs!

The Minor League Daily Sheet: June 4th 2021
2021 College Baseball
Prospects Live Staff
College Baseball Watch Guide: Week 8

All the College Baseball Probable starting pitchers for April 16th to April 18th, 2021. All starters subject to change due to weather and COVID-19 factors.

College Baseball Watch Guide: Week 8
2021 College Baseball
Geoff Pontes
College Baseball Watch Guide: Week Five

College Pitching Probables Starters for Week Five of 2021 College Baseball, March 19th to March 22nd.

College Baseball Watch Guide: Week Five
2021 College Baseball
Prospects Live Staff
College Baseball Watch Guide: Week Two

The top starters to watch for week two of 2021 NCAA Baseball.

College Baseball Watch Guide: Week Two
2021 J2
Matt Thompson
2021 J2/International Team by Team Breakdown

A comprehensive look at all the teams signing J2 players, including each team’s top players and brief overlooks into what fans can expect of them.

2021 J2/International Team by Team Breakdown

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How The Rays and Dodgers Used The Draft To Build Dynasties

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How The Rays and Dodgers Used The Draft To Build Dynasties

The two best teams of 2020 are squaring off in the World Series. How they got here extends far beyond their on field performance in the regular season.

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Meet Ha-Seong Kim, The Free Agent Every Team Should Sign

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Meet Ha-Seong Kim, The Free Agent Every Team Should Sign

Trevor Bauer, JT Realmuto, and George Springer headline an exciting free agent class, but what if I told you there was a more appealing free agent available? Meet Ha-Seong Kim.

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A Scout's Eye: Triston McKenzie 2.0

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A Scout's Eye: Triston McKenzie 2.0

Out of the shadows of MLB secondary sites and into primetime, arose Triston McKenzie this past Saturday night. However, it was not the Triston McKenzie we’ve become accustomed to seeing. 664 days since his last competitive game, McKenzie has evolved into a pitcher with perhaps one of the most elite fastballs and curveballs in the MLB, based upon pitch metrics from his MLB-debut. Here, we’ll dive much deeper into those numbers and what they mean.