A position by position look at the new High A Central, selecting the best players that have stood out in the early going.
Analysis: Padres Acquire Joe Musgrove in Three-Team Deal
2021 J2/International Team by Team Breakdown
Quantifying Pitch Quality: Who Have The Best Pitches in The MLB?
Big League Debut: Luis Patino, San Diego Padres
The Quick Hit Breakdown: NL West
Kansas City Royals Acquire Franchy Cordero, Ronald Bolanos for Tim Hill
While most will see the Kansas City Royals trade with the San Diego Padres that sent left-handed reliever Tim Hill from K.C. to San Diego for outfielder Franchy Cordero and right-handed pitching prospect Ronald Bolaños and cover Cordero or perhaps Hill, this trade evaluation is on Prospects Live, so our focus will be on the prospect, so we will take a look at Ronald Bolaños.
5 Players To Benefit from Taxi Squads
Breaking Down The Rule 5 Picks and Their Chances to Stick
San Diego Fills Statistical Gaps, Rays Revel In Team Control In Blockbuster Trade
Ranking The Top 10 Farms of All MLB Teams
Big League Debut: Logan Allen, Adbert Alzolay, Aaron Civale and Tony Gonsolin!
Big League Debut: Josh Naylor, San Diego Padres
Big League Debut: Harold Ramirez and Austin Allen
Big League Debut: Rengifo and France Rise in the West
Passed from Father to Son, Ryan Weathers' slider a difference maker
Big League Debut: Fernando Tatis Jr., San Diego Padres
Planting Flags: Chris Paddack Is A Future Ace
Welcome to the first installment of my Planting Flags series! I know, great name right? I was going to call it pitching tents, but I was trying to avoid additional restraining orders that could potentially hamper my 2019 in-season coverage.
So Planting Flags, what the hell is it about? Simple, I drop a spicy take regarding a player and then explain why this potential outcome is possible. Perhaps very possible. That said, we’re keeping these takes as spicy as possible, because let’s be frank, this post isn’t all that interesting if I say something that the general consensus agrees with. So, the goal here is be both spicy and responsible. Meaning I’m not going to make a statement that has a 1% chance of coming to fruition, so instead we’ll live in the neat 20%-30% range. Now without further ado, let’s make our statement.