Schedule and Suggestion Thread

More directed at Matt, I suppose - but I’m really interested in college players who aren’t as well known (e.g. Pierce Johnson, SP, Mo. State) but could come charging up the charts to be drafted in the first 100 picks in June. Think along the lines of Chris Beck this time a year ago. Much thanks!

I think it would be very interesting, thank you.

How about a story about potential replacements for MLB players that have departed? 1B in St. Louis, SS in NY, 1B in Milwaukee. I’m sure there are others, too.

Just a thought. (Primarily because I’d like to read more about STL’s Matt Adams…)

Just to currently tap into the what the future holds for some bottom feeders.

You should look at whole the group of top MiLB 3B (Cuthbert, Gyorko, Middlebrooks, etc.)…

for the St. Louis pitching triumvirate of Miller, Jenkins, Martinez

You’ll probably laugh at first (I did) but think about it. Rockies scooped him up and began working on a new swing for him all offseason. He’s lighting it up in ST and even though he’s done that before it’s something that definitely bears watching as he’s still just 27. Weirder things have happened (Bautista, Zobrist, Morse, etc.) Would love to know more about his background and how perception of him has changed over years and how you view him now John.

I suggested this last time: Lucas Duda vs. Allen Craig…seems like a good/fun match up.

Wondering if there’s any prospects that could fit into this mold that 1.) has a rubber arm and 2.) a starter’s repertoire. Possibly someone who throws a ridiculous amount of side sessions and long tossing and could throw 2-3 innings in multiple consecutive outings. I’m just curious if there’s anyone who could be the next Goose Gossage and throw 150 innings in relief.

Would you be willing to do a brief helium column? Guys who already received high grades from you who could or should be next year’s A grades or top 10.

I nominate Lorenzo Cain.