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Dodgers Prospects: Rookie Fever In The Starting Rotation In 2023
Note: This article was initially credited to the wrong author. Jack Pryor is now properly credited as the author. – Editor-In-Chief Entering the 2023 regular season, not many predicted the rookie class would contain four highly-touted Dodgers prospects would appear in the Dodgers rotation. Bobby Miller, Ryan Pepiot, Gavin Stone, and Emmet Sheehan showed that…
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Dodgers Prospects: Catcher Thayron Liranzo Establishing Premiere Power
When it comes to evaluating the Dodgers prospect pipeline it feels as if the organization is in possession of some of baseball’s best kept secrets. In the case of Thayron Liranzo, the 20-year-old catching prospect coming off a sensational season with the Single-A Quakes, he fully lives up to the reputation. The big-bodied switch-hitting catcher…
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Catcher Dodgers Prospects: A ’23 Review and ’24 Preview – Dalton Rushing, Diego Cartaya and More
We have started our Dodgers prospect 2023 review and 2024 preview of players in the system. Based on a poll, we went with the catchers first. As has been the recent trend the Dodgers have had a great run of catchers come through their system. A few of the most recent graduates from their system…
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Dodgers 1st Round Pick Kendall George Makes Immediate Impact
The Dodgers once again have seen their young pickups flourish in a highly competitive environment as 2023 first-round pick Kendall George began his professional baseball career on a high note with the organization. Despite many seeing him as a “speed first” type athlete going into the draft George has lit Single-A ablaze with a…
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Jesus Galiz, Dodgers Prospect, Impresses In First Single-A Season
The Dodgers are no strangers to developing high-potential catching talents into uber-talents, year after year it seems as if there is always a new star catcher in the making their way to the majors. From Will Smith to Diego Cartaya and Dalton Rushing, the stream of talent is nearly endless. This season has been no…
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Dodgers Prospects Open Up On Playoff Preparation, Challenges
The Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, the Dodgers Single-A affiliate, advanced to the Cal League Championship Series last night with an exciting victory over the Inland Empire 66ers, but what might slip by some people is the incredible behind-the-scenes work that has gone into preparing these players for a playoff run of this magnitude. From athletes such…
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Quakes Powered To Championship Off Electric 4 HR Inning – Joe Vetrano, Josue De Paula
No one puts on a show like the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes. After losing Game 1 of the Division Series the Quakes picked up an ultra-gritty win over the 66ers in Game 2. Rancho Cucamonga would close out the series with an uber-electric, high-energy 11-6 victory over the 66ers. This game saw the Quakes fall to…
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The Great Lakes Loons Advance To The Finals On Great Pitching – Jared Karros
The Dodgers farm systems got off to a good start on Friday, September 15th. The High-A Great Lakes Loons faced the Fort Wayne TinCaps, the Padres affiliate. Both teams took one win in the best-of-three series so this game decided who would go to the Midwest League finals. Pitching Jared Karros was chosen as the…
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Dodgers Prospects: Madison Jeffrey Riding Hot Streak
Rancho Cucamonga’s right-handed fireballer Madison Jeffrey was drafted by the Dodgers out of West Virginia University in 2021. This was due to his impressive ability to rack up strikeouts off of his power pitching repertoire. His time with the Dodgers organization has shown much of the promise that initially brought him into the league. His…
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Dodgers Draftee Jake Gelof Enters Organization As A Top Prospect
The Dodgers have once again hit pay dirt with another hit draft as a number of hot prospects come into the organization ready to power their way up the depth chart. One such draftee is University of Virginia’s all-time home run leader Jake Gelof, a power-hitting right-hander famous for the big bat reputation he established…
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