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7/2 AA Minor League Report
Prior to the start of the ’09 season, San Diego Padres 2B prospect Eric Sogard was very high on my sleepers list. Perhaps it was his excellent first season in the California League (.308 10 HR 87 RBI 92 runs … Continue reading
6/28 AA Minor League Report
Oakland A’s 1B of the future Chris Carter continues to pound the baseball, going 2-3 yesterday with his 13th HR six runs batted in and two runs scored. I predicted at the beginning of June that Carter was due to … Continue reading
6/14 AA Minor League Report
If you’ve been paying attention to this blog over the last year, you would know that I have a good deal of love for Chicago White Sox 1B prospect Brandon Allen. The 6-2 235 lb. slugger has had a fine … Continue reading
5/5 AA Minor League Report
Last ngiht’s AA action saw the debut of Florida Marlins elite prospect Michael Stanton. Touted by some to be the second coming of Dave Winfield, Stanton collected two hits in four AB and drove in two runs. His promotion to Jacksonville seems to be well-timed and I … Continue reading
5/29 AA Minor League Report
If you like offense, and oh how us prospectors do, then the AA performances from yesterday will bring a smile to your face. Cleveland’s 1B prospect Beau Mills blasted two HR and drove in four runs yesterday, while Detroit farmhands … Continue reading
AA Minor League Report
Justin Smoak’s bat continues to sizzle as he collected three more hits, including his fourth HR, Cleveland Indians SS prospect Carlos Rivero hit his first HR and drove in five runs and teammate Carlos Santana hit his sixth dinger. James … Continue reading
4/13 AA Report
Eric Sogard’s bat is heating up as he blasted his first HR and reached base five times. Justin Smoak and Mark Trumbo had solid efforts in their double headers. Mitch Canham’s bat is rapidly ascending him up the ranks as … Continue reading
4/9 AA Minor League Report
Lots to report here starting with the Eastern League where new Red Sox Junichi Tazawa was nothing short of spectacular in his debut with Portland going five innings allowing a run on four hits with seven strikeouts. Scott Sizemore continued his hot … Continue reading
Top 20 Second Base Prospects for 2009
When I started brainstorming this list, I thought that it would be full of stinkers. Second basemen have historically been nothing more than mediocre infield prospects who couldn’t cut it on the left side of the infield. However, players like … Continue reading




