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  1. As it stands Logan doesn't have much feel for spin. He is still essentially a two pitch pitcher with a bridge cutter. I guess what you're saying is true but I just think MLB hitters are gonna catch up to him. The slider has shown signs of life though he hardly throws it as a pronator so this is subject to change.
  2. I think Joe Ryan's level of pitcher is Logan Henderson's 90th percentile outcome. I am totally fine securing that in exchange as a. Not to mention Logan having issues staying healthy so far in his career. I think I make that deal with control til 2028.
  3. Hopefully the Tigers one kicked rocks to Nashville to go watch someone other than Adamczewski lol.
  4. He is absolutely melting faces right now. Defense is the only real question mark, but he just turned 17. That will come, especially in this system. Moneys is still my hype guy from this class just because there’s more projection there, but Matos is making it a very hard choice. Again, we have to remember this is the DSL, so these players are super high-risk and the statline doesn't usually tell the whole story. But you know who else started off their careers this well? Made and Peña. If you missed it, Alex Jensen dropped an early Junior Caminero comp on Matos. Now, that isn't saying he'll definitely become that player...not by a long shot, but hearing that from an evaluator I really respect is super exciting.
  5. Leaving out untouchables and obvious prospects/big league talent, who are some lower-tier or under-the-radar prospects you would hate to see packaged away in a deadline deal? Conversely who outside of the obvious (Jett Williams) would you most be willing to part with in the right scenario including guys on the Major League roster currently?
  6. Totally agree I just never agreed with his evaluation process. To each their own! Still nice to see
  7. Absurd to not have Adamczewski. I am not a Keith Law fan so that does not surprise me. Frias at 69 is a bit rich for me as well, but nice to see nevertheless.
  8. Wish I could bet on DSL games have a feeling we get a Moneys shot today Also here is a live stream of Brewers Gold vs Pirates Gold https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTUuCziDQ3o
  9. Beautiful piece of inside out hitting by Frias on that RBI hustle double!
  10. 70 OFP for Made sheeeeesh I think that is the highest overall grade I have seen. Also Frias at 6 seems rather aggressive but I love the flag plant. I like Knoth a fair bit more than any other pitcher after Letson *not counting Garcia.
  11. Even without this hot stretch from Joey O I would have said this.
  12. That one is gonna cause Frank the Tank to have an aneurysmYannic Walther Yannic Walther
  13. Choruio just absolutely stinks at the wall lol. How many times is his glove gonna get caught going up.
  14. Hackson is back. No coincidence when he makes good swing decisons his production explodes.
  15. Yes that is true he also is a switch hitter, but in comparison his tools elsewhere are average otherwise. Payne has plus plus run, plus glove, plus power potential. It was just an interesting thought experiement on the weight the modern industry puts on hit tool.
  16. https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories/7-more-intriguing-mlb-prospects-from-the-2026-dominican-summer-league/ Features both Alexander Mercedes and Enrique Lovera. Not gonna spoil the article but Josh Norris called Mercedes "one of the league’s better starting pitching prospects" and Lovera with "a swing is quick and simple, with fast hands to drive the barrel through the zone with plenty of zip."
  17. Yeah, Payne has a 30-grade hit tool right now. The Z-Contact just isn't nearly high enough. If he had even a halfway decent hit tool, he’d easily be a top-10 prospect in the game. Right now, he’s down in the 90s or floating just off top-100 lists. Meanwhile, Hartshorn has steamed all the way up into the top 30, which really highlights how the industry and models are weighting tools right now. There’s obviously a total premium on the hit tool based on recent drafts, but I still think there’s more than one way to be a high-value player. Auxiliary tools still matter a ton, especially when they’re plus-plus. The gap in how evaluators rank these two feels massive, and I'm not sure I fully agree with that logic. Great point on spreading the love, though lol got to generate clicks from all 30 fanbases! I’m definitely not complaining about having 10% of a top-100 list, just throwing the question out there for a good debate. It still is hard to believe just how young Payne still is everytime I see his age.
  18. Knaak needs to come a good amount below slot for that to happen. I personally do not like his pitch mix whatsoever so I am really hoping its a small bonus. The plus changeup is fun but he has no feel for spin and the fastball shape is gonna get absolutely blasted against better competition.
  19. Can someone tell me why Josiah Hartshorn has gotten so much helium this year and Braylon Payne has not gotten nearly as much? Payne is only 6 months older and outside of his decently worse hit tool everything else Payne has is way louder than Hartshorn. Just feel like they are closer than any ranks have them.
  20. Pretty annoying with the batted ball luck. This guy isn't even pitching all that well. Ball is absolutely not carrying tonight.
  21. Wacha and Strahm would solve a lot of issues.
  22. I think he would be cheaper than expected and my counterpoint is Hook magic! You know he is good with the clubhouse already and the stuff in all honesty looked pretty decent still.
  23. What do we think a Wacha Strahm package would cost?
  24. Moneys out of the lineup today but Brewers finally giving out some EV data... It's even more absurd than I anticipated. 106.3 MPH EV90 for the 17 year old. Folks that is really really good. MLB average for EV90 is around 103 MPH. He's got serious bat speed!
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