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    Dodgers: Analysis of the FanGraphs Top 47

    A few days ago we put the spotlight on the FanGraphs top 47 prospect list for the Dodgers. We’ve had a few days to ponder the list so let’s take a look at some observations. The Right Handed Pitchers The Dodgers have quite a few right handed pitching prospects. Of the 47 prospects that FanGraphs […] More

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    Prospect Spotlight: André Jackson Graduates

    I expect André Jackson to graduate many times but he just shared some other graduation news on Instagram. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Andre Jackson (@andreterrell13) Like many college draftees, André left school to sign his professional contract with the Dodgers after his Junior year. He ended up finishing his Communications […] More

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    Dodgers Prospects: Happy Mother’s Day

    Many prospects in the Dodgers minor league system took to Instagram to wish their Moms a Happy Mother’s Day.  First up is Michael Grove (Instagram: @mgrove_2) Next up is Casey Crosby (Instagram: @caseycrosby2) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Casey Crosby (@caseycrosby2) Some moms are watching from above as we are […] More

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    Dodgers Unheralded Prospect Series: Brett de Geus

    We continue our Unheralded Prospect Series with Brett de Geus. The path that de Geus has taken to becoming the Dodgers 29th ranked prospect (according to MLB Pipeline) is almost unbelievable. He was drafted in the 33rd round of the 2017 draft out of Cabrillo Community College. His professional career didn’t actually start until 2018 (a […] More

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    Dodgers Nation Throwback: The Latin House in Rancho Cucamonga

    One of my favorite articles I ever wrote was The Latin House in Rancho Cucamonga for Dodgers Nation. I’m not going to re-write the story but here’s the players starting from the left going clockwise and what has happened to them since this was written in September of 2018. Carlos Rincón – he was promoted […] More

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    Gerardo Carrillo Putting On Some Muscle

    When I first heard of Gerardo Carrillo all the publications had him listed at 154 pounds. Well, as of April 30, 2020 some stuff have him listed at 154 pounds. The snapshots below were just taken. It seems that the measurements above are quite a bit out of date. If you follow Carrillo on Instagram […] More

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    Dodgers Unheralded Prospect Series: A Couple of Outfielders

    We continue our Unheralded Prospect Series by changing things up a little bit. In order to get as much exposure to more players we’ll do multi-player articles. For this article we’ll take a look at a couple of outfielders; Donovan Casey and Drew Avans. Both of them spent some time worth the Quakes and were promoted to […] More

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    Dodgers Unheralded Prospect Series: Leo Crawford

    We continue our Unheralded Prospect Series with left-handed starter Leo Crawford. Now, just looking at statistics is something you can’t do when considering Crawford. He is one of the funnest pitchers to watch in person or even on video. He’s not blessed with a high-90s fastball is an artist on the mound. He uses deception, some craftiness, […] More

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    Dodgers Unheralded Prospect Series: Mark Washington

    In the first of our series of unheralded prospects I chose to put the spotlight on Mark Washington. I met Mark via Instagram. He had seen the pictures I was taking at Spring Training at the back fields of some pitchers and had wondered if I took any of him. Unfortunately, I had not arrived in time […] More

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    Dodgers Prospects: The Fast Rising Devin Mann

    Originally published by Dodgers Nation on June 22, 2019. After hitting no more than 8 home runs in a single season and 2 in his first professional season, Devin Mann has busted out with 12 home runs at the All-Star break. This is Mann’s first season with the High-A Rancho Cucamonga Quakes and he’s making […] More

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