This season, there are a whopping 18 players returning from our 2009 rankings, while only 17 graduated to the major leagues. Five players slipped out of the rankings, which represents the same number as last year. There are just 27 newcomers to the list this season, one less than we had last year when we ranked just 40 prospects in total.
2010 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: Top 45 Prospects Read Post »
Now that the much vaunted Chapman has signed, that still leaves a slew of import talent that bears reviewing and has been for the most part flying under the radar. Let’s take a quick look at some of the off-season talent looking to ply their trade in the majors in 2010.
Under the Radar – The Import Report Read Post »
Brown is a toolsy outfielder who has the potential to be a 20/20 guy.
National League Prospects Update, Part 3 Read Post »
The Marlins roster is filled with prospects every year. The minute a guy turns 27 on this roster, they immediately get shipped out for another influx of prospects.
National League Prospects Update, Part II Read Post »
When your team is 17 games back in the division and half your roster is on the disabled list, it is a great opportunity to see if any of your farm system is ready to play in the show. You know things are going bad when you have players on the disabled list with valley fever.
National League Prospects Update, Part I Read Post »
Let’s review how some of the big prospects around the Junior Circuit have fared this season and who might be coming up next month that’s worthy of monitoring.
American League Prospects Update Read Post »
Chapman moved to the forefront of the International pitching scene with a stellar peformance in the 2007 Baseball World Cup. He amassed a 2-0 record in defeating both South Korea and Japan, and along the way managed a microscopic 1.20 ERA and 20 strikeouts in 15 IP. He was named to the tournament All-Star team as the top southpaw.
Cigars, Rum and A-Rold Read Post »
