Dodgers Try Dalton Rushing In Left Field At Triple-A
Hard-hitting catcher Dalton Rushing moves well enough to try left field, as the Dodgers seek ways to fit his bat in the big league lineup.
Hard-hitting catcher Dalton Rushing moves well enough to try left field, as the Dodgers seek ways to fit his bat in the big league lineup.
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J.J. Cooper takes a look into MLB and Triple-A data to find correlations between pitch velocity and at-bat outcomes.
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Speedy Chandler Simpson remains one of the most fascinating prospects from the 2022 draft.
Travis Sykora expected to hear his name called on day one of the draft. He waited until round three and is now driven to prove doubters wrong.
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All Joe Whitman needed was mound time to show what he could do. The Giants are giving the 2023 second-rounder that chance.
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