Assessing The State Of Every NL Central Organization
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Now that the trade and draft signing deadlines have passed, J.J. Cooper and Geoff Pontes are looking at each and every MLB organization to assess how they are faring. We’re focusing on the state of the farm system, but we’re also looking at how the big league club has met or failed to meet expectations, as well. Did your team clean up at the deadline? We talk about and we look at whether there are some farm system success stories to build around.
Be sure to listen to previous organizational breakdowns here:
(3:30) Chicago Cubs
(16:30) Cincinnati Reds
(29:30) Milwaukee Brewers
(41:00) Pittsburgh Pirates
(55:20) St. Louis Cardinals
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