Paul Goldschmidt has been one of the best first basemen in the league over the past decade. Although he has at least a few years left, let’s take an early look at his Hall of Fame case.
The Orioles haven’t been good for a few years now. However, they do have a solid farm system. Let’s take a look at their top 5 and who else may be hitting the majors soon.
Over the last few years, the Chicago White Sox system has been on the rise.
The Detroit Tigers have a long, storied franchise. Although they have won just four World Series titles, they have had some of the greatest players in the game come through their organization. This wasn’t easy.
Oakland doesn’t have any top-notch prospects right now, but many of them are close to the majors. Let’s take a look at how the Top 5 stacks up.
Giancarlo Stanton won’t be coming onto the ballot for another 15 years or so, depending on when he hangs up the cleats. But now is as good a time as ever to look at where the 6’6, 245-pound outfielder and designated hitter currently stacks up for the Hall of Fame.
The St. Louis Cardinals always put a good team on the field. In 2022, the Cardinals could see a couple more prospects make their mark in the majors.
Over the last two years, Nick Yorke has become one of the Red Sox’s best prospects. The San Jose native
Buster Posey recently hung up his cleats. He has three World Series rings and an MVP. Does he have enough to get into the Hall of Fame? Let’s take an early look at his case.
We start our series of Team Top 5 Prospects with the Milwaukee Brewers. They have a good mix of hitting and pitching in the minors, but who makes the list?
Ryan Howard, the career Philadelphia Phillies cornerstone first baseman is making his first appearance on the Hall of Fame ballot. Does he have the goods to find a spot in Cooperstown?
Prince Fielder provided the baseball world with monster home runs, a great personality, and perhaps one of the saddest retirement press conferences in recent history. The player between the lines was more than just home runs, however.
Paul Goldschmidt has been one of the best first basemen in the league over the past decade. Although he has at least a few years left, let’s take an early look at his Hall of Fame case.
The Orioles haven’t been good for a few years now. However, they do have a solid farm system. Let’s take a look at their top 5 and who else may be hitting the majors soon.
Over the last few years, the Chicago White Sox system has been on the rise.
The Detroit Tigers have a long, storied franchise. Although they have won just four World Series titles, they have had some of the greatest players in the game come through their organization. This wasn’t easy.
Oakland doesn’t have any top-notch prospects right now, but many of them are close to the majors. Let’s take a look at how the Top 5 stacks up.
Giancarlo Stanton won’t be coming onto the ballot for another 15 years or so, depending on when he hangs up the cleats. But now is as good a time as ever to look at where the 6’6, 245-pound outfielder and designated hitter currently stacks up for the Hall of Fame.
The St. Louis Cardinals always put a good team on the field. In 2022, the Cardinals could see a couple more prospects make their mark in the majors.
Over the last two years, Nick Yorke has become one of the Red Sox’s best prospects. The San Jose native was a surprise first-round pick
Buster Posey recently hung up his cleats. He has three World Series rings and an MVP. Does he have enough to get into the Hall of Fame? Let’s take an early look at his case.
We start our series of Team Top 5 Prospects with the Milwaukee Brewers. They have a good mix of hitting and pitching in the minors, but who makes the list?
Ryan Howard, the career Philadelphia Phillies cornerstone first baseman is making his first appearance on the Hall of Fame ballot. Does he have the goods to find a spot in Cooperstown?
Prince Fielder provided the baseball world with monster home runs, a great personality, and perhaps one of the saddest retirement press conferences in recent history. The player between the lines was more than just home runs, however.
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