Baseball America Prospect Report — September 25, 2018
There’s still reason for the Rangers to be optimistic when it comes to Ronald Guzman despite a below-average 2018.
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There’s still reason for the Rangers to be optimistic when it comes to Ronald Guzman despite a below-average 2018.
The total attendance for 2018 was the worst overall mark in 14 seasons.
Extra-inning games are taking less time to play. But are fans happy with the change?
Christin Stewart’s outstanding big league debut continued Thursday, as the Tigers outfielder hit two homers and drove in six runs.
The Yankees have a surprise hero (Luke Voit) and a rookie (Miguel Andujar) who has been outstanding all season.
Mejia was the star, going 5-for-5 with three runs scored and five RBIs to be named the Triple-A National Championship MVP.
Jorge Alfaro finishes strong despite Philadelphia’s collapse, and Ronald Acuna Jr. continues to be one of the best hitters in the NL.
Ryan O’Hearn makes his most for the 2019 Royals starting first baseman job, Victor Robles hits his first career homer and more.
Pitchers beware? Beginning next year, both Triple-A leagues will use baseballs made to the same specifications as MLB’s balls.
Francisco Mejia hits a walk-off grand slam, Cedric Mullins lives up to expectations and the Royals have a 2019 first base candidate.
Lourdes Gurriel Jr. has flashed his potential, hitting for power and showcasing some defensive versatility as a rookie.
Ramon Laureano continues to exceed expectations, and it’s fair to say Juan Soto is having the best MLB season ever by a teenager.
Juan Soto hits two homers, Ronald Acuna reaches base three times, and the NL Rookie of the Year race is still up for grabs.
Several Royals prospects impress, plus Shohei Ohtani continues to piece together a unique rookie season.
Royce Lewis’ two-homer day is one of a pair of impressive postseason performances from shortstop prospects.
Excellent debuts headline today’s BAPR.
Georgia is one of the most productive states in the country for producing pro baseball players.
Shohei Ohtani went 4-for-4 with two home runs and a walk and he stole a base despite needing Tommy John.
Nate Pearson reportedly hit 102 mph Tuesday in an exhibition game as he tries to return from a fractured forearm.
Service-time manipulation will keep Vlad Guerrero Jr. and Eloy Jimenez from making their MLB debuts.
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