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Rookie of the Day: Cord Phelps
Hey everyone! I’ve been busy this weekend having a garage sale in the rain and preparing for a four-legged addition to our family. Regrettably, I haven’t found much chance to sit down and tap out any more baseball stuff to … Continue reading
Coming Soon #1: Brett Lawrie
Before we get started, thank you for your patience as I continue to tinker with the site to make it more clean looking and user-friendly. I may continue to experiement with several themes and plug-ins over the next week or so … Continue reading
6/30 High-A Minor League Report
Sorry for getting this one out late. My son is out of school for the summer which limits my online time significantly. I have lit the candle, though and it is currently burning at both ends. This should keep me … Continue reading
6/5 AAA Minor League Report
The month of June has been a sparse one thusfar for PPR as I have found myself pulled in many different directions. My son’s school has had a variety of end of the year activities that I have been quite … Continue reading
4/23 AAA and AA Minor League Reports
AAA Report Matt LaPorta continues to sting the ball with three more hits and two runs scored and Andrew McCutchen’s early struggles seem to be well behind him as he grabbed another two hits. Clay Buchholz threw five quality innings … Continue reading
4/15 AA Minor League Report
EASTERN LEAGUE Brian Friday, Erik Lis, Beau Mills, and Colin Curtis each collected three hits while Jon Still and Emmanuel Garcia hit their first HR’s of the season. Hector Rondon spun another gem for his second win and Michael Antonini … Continue reading
PPR Mailbag—How Good is Josh Reddick?
I received a message in my inbox yesterday asking about the future investment outlook of Boston Red Sox OF prospect Josh Reddick. Reddick has gotten off to a blazing start belting HR’s in each of this first three games. For review’s … Continue reading
4/1 Spring Training Report
Turning the page on the calendar, I saw the big red circle around April 6th marking the beginning of the 2009 MLB regular season! Spring training has flown by this season at a rocket’s (not steroid enhanced) pace and what … Continue reading




