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Pipeline Inbox: Spencer Torkelson or Riley Greene?

share-square-1792043 I hope everyone enjoyed Minor League Opening Day as much as I did. Let s tackle your prospect questions. Who do you think will have the better career, Tork or Greene? The Tigers have two of the game s best position prospects in corner infielder Spencer Torkelson, the first overall pick in 2020, and outfielder Riley Greene, the fifth choice a year earlier. Torkelson ranks No. 3 versus Greene at No. 17 on MLB Pipeline s Top 100 Prospects list, but the gap is closer than that might suggest. I d go with Torkelson, because I heard so many scouts last year discuss how he was one of the best all-around offensive players to come out of the Draft in the last two decades, a potential plus-plus hitter with plus-plus power and tremendous plate discipline. But Greene is a similar hitter with just a grade less pop and more defensive value. He has a chance to stick in center field with a fallback option of right field, while Torkelson likely will be a first baseman.

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Yankees 2021 Prospect Preview: Other position players

Yankees 2021 Prospect Preview: Other position players While not as well known as some of their peers, these young players can make themselves known with a big 2021. Share this story Over the past month, Pinstripe Alley has provided previews for numerous Yankees prospects heading into the 2021 season. The Yankees system remains deep on hitters with the potential to impact the franchise in some way. Lets take a look at some of the position players in the system who could break out in 2021. The Yankees selected Arizona State University’s Trevor Hauver in the third round of the 2020 draft. After playing the outfield in college, the Yankees announced him as a second baseman and have shown every intention of developing him in the infield, where he played in high school. It is worth noting that Arizona State had three infielders drafted in last season’s five round draft, including two in the first round.

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Braves Minor League Spring Training report

Braves Minor League Spring Training report Share 4:53 PM UTC share-square-17033 Atlanta s youth movement in the outfield has been well-documented. Ronald Acuña Jr. is already one of the best players in baseball, and he’s just 23. Top prospect Cristian Pache, 22, is scuffling a bit in the big leagues, but is just establishing himself. A step behind is Braves’ No. 2 prospect Drew Waters, also 22 years old, who should get a chance to show what he can do at some point soon. In a perfect world, that assembly of talent will be roaming the outfield in Atlanta for a long time. But just in case, there are more waves of young outfielders beginning to form. There’s Trey Harris and Justin Dean, 2018 draftees from the college ranks with some interesting tools, but a rung or two below them are a pair of high school draftees from the class of 2019 starting to make some noise.

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Duke in the MLB: Stroman starts strong, Jarvis eyes minor league debut

Duke in the MLB: Stroman starts strong, Jarvis eyes minor league debut
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Yankees 2021 Prospect Preview: Alexander Vargas

Yankees 2021 Prospect Preview: Alexander Vargas Share this story Jonathan Dyer-USA TODAY Sports One of the few things that Yankees fans universally agree on is that matter of the Luke Voit trade. No one would deny that the swap with St. Louis was a major coup for the organization. While just adding Voit in that deal would have been more than enough to make it a win, the Yankees also acquired a significant chunk of international bonus pool allotment from St. Louis in the deal. They almost immediately combined that additional bonus pool to sign switch-hitting Cuban shortstop Alexander Vargas. Vargas originally had plans to sign with Cincinnati, but was going to have to wait almost a full year for them to gain the bonus pool available to close the deal. The Yankees pounced on the opportunity, and signed a player for the biggest signing bonus they had offered an international player since 2014. While highly skilled, they Yankees were projecting that the 145-pound Vargas could gain

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