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Category: Players

  • Dodgers Prospects: Ryan Noda Is A Power Hitting Prospect

    UPDATE: The video of an interview with Ryan Noda will be published soon. When Ryan Noda completed the Ross Stripling trade this February, as the “player to be named later”, he joined the Dodgers ready to make a name of his own. In his very first at-bat as a Dodger, and on the very first pitch…

  • Dodgers Prospects: Andy Pages – A Name to Familiarize Yourself With

    The Dodgers have a history of international signings working out well for them. The first player that may come to mind is Yasiel Puig but now Andy Pages is making a name for himself. Pages was signed by the Dodgers in October 2018 for a $300,000 signing bonus. It was not difficult for the Dodgers…

  • Dodgers Prospects: Jeren Kendall – Handling the Moment

    When the Dodgers selected Jeren Kendall in the 1st round of the 2017 draft, they knew they were getting a unique player who had shown the ability to “handle the moment”. Prep Career Kendall was the Wisconsin player of the year in 2013,  the Gatorade Player of the Year in 2014, and earned 6 letters…

  • Dodgers Prospects: Clayton Beeter Punches His Ticket to Double-A

    The Los Angeles Dodgers have promoted Clayton Beeter to the Tulsa Drillers. Beeter is the Dodgers 9th ranked prospect and is known for his incredible two-pitch mix which consists of a fastball and curveball. A 70-grade fastball with plus-plus life when he locates it to the top of the zone and a curveball that the Dodgers saw as…

  • Dodgers Prospects: Andre Jackson – From Double-A All the Way to L.A.

    UPDATE: We now have a live interview with André Jackson: When Andre Jackson toed the rubber Monday night at Dodger Stadium, one can only imagine what was going through his mind. Jackson just got called up to Triple-A OKC on July 31, and, less than 3 weeks later, was making his MLB debut in one of…

  • Dodgers Prospects: Ryan Pepiot – More Than a Power Arm

    Ryan Pepiot is a young man that is creating a lot of buzz around the Dodgers organization, and, as the Dodgers #7 prospect, he hasn’t disappointed. At 6’3″ and 215 pounds the talented right-hander is, no doubt, a power pitcher. But, what separates him is that he is much, much more than just that. In…

  • Five Things About – A New YouTube Series

    We are starting a new video series on YouTube called “Five Things About” where we hit on five highlights on a given minor leaguer in the Dodgers’ farm system. Our first subject was Jorbit Vivas. We are hoping that you will take a look, like and subscribe and provide us constructive feedback. Our goal is…

  • Zach Reks: From Done to Dodger

     Zach Reks got called up to LA for the first time this year in June and it was an experience he’ll never forget. After finishing a standout High School career at Carl Sandburg High School in the suburbs of Chicago, Reks took his talents to the Air Force Academy and set his sites on Cloud…

  • Nick Tropeano: The Long Path to the Dodgers

    With all the recent moves the Dodgers have made at the trade deadline, it’s easy to overlook the recent acquisition of Nick Tropeano. Who Is Nick Tropeano? First of all, before we wind through his incredible path to the Dodgers,  I wanted to mention that I was fortunate enough to get to see him pitch…

  • Landon Knack is on the Fast Track

    The game of baseball has seen a revolution in technology in the last decade, and it has changed the game of baseball in many ways. Terms like Launch Angle and spin rate have become household terms, and Front Offices are relying more on computer-driven data than ever before. But……the more things change, sometimes, the more…