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The San Diego Padres have struggled in growing shortstop prospects over the last few years, but the tide appears ready to turn. Two have immense ceilings. One is major league ready. Two sleepers reside that may surprise people. It isn?t a barren wasteland anymore.
Thought to be defense-first, San Diego Padres catching prospect Luis Martinez proved he could also wield the stick. It has put him on the prospect map.
A talented lefty with a desire to leave it all out on the field every game, Cayle Shambaugh has made a national name for himself out of tiny Jay, Oklahoma. We sat down to discuss his stuff, his passion for sports, and how he dealt with a serious injury that he sustained in the fall.
Each year was supposed to be the season of breakout for San Diego Padres prospect Yefri Carvajal. At the end of each season, disappointment has been the more appropriate word. Past time where projection is more important than performance, Carvajal needs to make a statement in 2010, despite playing as a 20-year-old in ?09.
When ranking prospects, you have to look both at what a prospect is capable of doing, and what they have already done. The goal of any prospect ranking is not just to organize players by the best numbers, or who has the highest ceiling, but who has the best chance to not only make the majors but become a season vet. Ben Davey is the lead Padres minor league writer for FriarForecast.com.
The San Diego Padres used their third overall pick in the 2009 MLB Draft on Donavan Tate ? a prep star that is considered a five-tool athlete.
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Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart was killed in a hit-and-run car crash early this morning. The tragic crash came hours after Adenhart threw the best game of his short major league career.
Most of the headlines about baseball players? salaries involve sums of money that most people could never fathom earning. However, while major league baseball players and some select draft picks make a fortune, the majority of baseball players are barely getting by and some are trying to support a family at the same time. A new organization is setting out to help those players and their families.
With less than three weeks until the start of the season, some needs are starting to become more clear. The Nationals may provide an opportunity for the Angels to address a need on their club.
With far more impact players leaving than arriving, can the Angels continue to dominate in the AL West? Young players could play a big part in determining the success of the 2009 Angels.
Brandon Wood is showing signs of being ready to play in the majors, but the Angels might have to make room for him in the lineup; if he is in fact ready.
For Mike Scioscia, one thing that his club can do much better at in 2009 is showing patience and discipline at the plate.