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Prospect three sixty one, and probably you notice that I

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So appreciate it if you join us out at the

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Patreon site and support us again. I got six players

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here for you. The first is Joshua Bias outfield with

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the Saint Louis Cards. Really good week, one hundred and

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eighteen played appearances, center run sixtlen bases two seventy four,

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batting average, a few too many strikeouts at thirty four

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with nine walks. He's added a lot of leverage to

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a swing, which is a double edged sword. You add

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more leverage to your swing, you have a tendency to

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put the ball in the air morn. When you're strong

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like Joshua Bias, you can hit for a lot of

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home runs. Unfortunately, when you add leverage and start yoking,

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yoking the ball, you're going to swing and miss a

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lot more and that's what we're seeing. So it is

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a constant of adjustments when you're adding leverage, what the

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where to find that sweet spot of leverage to put

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more home run power with lack of leverage, just to

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make better contact. And that's where we are with Joshua.

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Baia is a very good prospect. I think we see

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him up sometime this season and it is a Jordan Walker,

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the good Jordan Walker type of output. Rowdy Rodriguez outfielder

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with the Los Angeles Angels in Double A, one hundred

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and ten playing appearances this past month. Four home runs,

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nine stolen bases, a three to twenty three batting average,

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twenty three strikeouts, and fifteen walks. He's very very young.

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along very quickly, and the Angels like to go directly

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from Double A to the major leagues. So he's getting

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getting close. Just recently promoted after A three or three,

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four to twenty forty five and High A with six

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sum runs and eighteen stolen bases, So he's getting pretty close,

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and you might be getting pretty close to being a

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top one hundred prospect. This is a guy with just

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a great, great athlete. We're starting to see the power

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and the speed emerge with Rowdy Rodriguez. That's R A U.

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D I Rodriguez. We want Alloy shortstop third base with

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the bottom memorials and high A ninety seven played appearances

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this past month, six m runs, five sole in bases,

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eleven walks. It's a little bit more swing and miss

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than I thought. Ten home runs in the first two months,

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so he hit six in May and then another four

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and April were looked great, but three came in one game.

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which is what we're potentially looking at, well, twenty five

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his hit tool of a guy that I think can

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develop into a solid middle endfielder, a little light if

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he moves the third base, but a decent prospect, but

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not an elite prospect. Next guy is Murph Gray our

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definitely been one of the breakout candidates. We're not the

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breakout candidate that breakout players in the minor leagues. One

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hundred and eleven played appearances, ten home runs, no stolen bases,

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a three thirty three batting average, twenty two strikeouts, and

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thirteen walks in the month of May. He was promoted

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to High A two weeks ago, and he just continues

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to hit and hit for power. I was a little

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leery of if the power was real. I don't think

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the bat speed is at that level for him to

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be able to turn on inside velocity in particular, So

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ceiling on Murph Gray. But he's been very good this season.

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getting guys in and developing them, picking the right guys

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right guy to pick, Paul Skeins was the right guy

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to pick. Yeah, you're picking one, so you get your choice,

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but you still got to pick the right player, and

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they did. Johan del Santo's shortstop second base again with

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the Pittsburgh Pirates in Low Way, seventeen years old in

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stolen bases, six strikeouts, and fourteen walks. He's the younger

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brother of your Danny Dela Santo's. He is the better

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of the two de Lo Santos, and I think this

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guy's has a chance to be an impact player. He's

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a seventy maybe and eighty grade runner, really good contact skills.

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weight and eventually he is going to hit for power.

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it's a fifty eight percent ground ball rate, but I

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think once he does, I think you're going to see

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all those doubles. Some are going to start to turn

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into home runs. Is it going to be a twenty

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home run guy. Maybe not, but it could be fifteen

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great batting average on the Basissentia classic leadoff guy, pretty

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bullish on Johann Dila Santo's. A couple of pictures for you.

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Carson Milbrandt right, handed pitcher of the Miami Marlins. Again,

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if you're a member of our Patreon site, you've heard

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about him. I've written about him at least five times

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so far this season. I could write about him every week.

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It's a lot like Kate Anderson, which is going to

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be our next guy. It's just they're just shoving it

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in double A. And mil Brandt just got up to

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double A, so he is a had Tommy John surgery

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a couple of years ago. Now recover from that. That

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all looks like that's in the past. He's healthy now

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and just pitching extremely well. Carson Milbrandt, and then of

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course Kate Anderson, left handed pitcher of the Seattle Mariners.

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Twenty five and a third innings pitched in the month

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of maya two to thirteen to ear eight thirty seven

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strikeouts and three walks. Unfortunately, the Seattle Mariners have a

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rotation that's six deep. You can argue that Luis Castile

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move Kate Anderson up. He also got Ryan Sloan, who

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as good as Kate Anderson and Ryan Sloan's got bigger

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stuff and probably bigger upside. I mean, Seattle's just a

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factory man. They're just bringing the guys up. And the

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and it looks like that Triple A staff is mostly,

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you know, kind of the the dpniks of the world,

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the kind of the taxi squads. Because so you could

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see Kate Anderson going directly from Double A to the

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major leagues. He just looks like he's just about ready.

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move on from Lewis Castile. They could even move on

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from a George Kirby and replace them with Kate Anderson

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to Ryan Sloan and just keep on keeping on. Bryce

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Miller I saw that out and yesterday looked DA was

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just shoving it. I mean, that guy's nasty as well.

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what they're doing, and Anderson looks really really good and

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should be up soon. That is our list. Let me

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take a quick break and come back and go through

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these names very quickly one more time. Again, I encourage

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more content. Joshua Bias Alfao the Saint Louis Cardinals got

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a little bit of Jordan Walker and of the good

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Jordan Walker striking out a bit too much, but tons

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of power, a little bit too much leverage at the moment,

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striking out too much. Good speed, good good player. I

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think we see him in the second half. Rowdy Rodriguez

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r A U D I. Not rowdy as in rowdy

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telez Er was the wrestler. Rowdy, rowdy rowdy somebody anyway

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rowdy r A U D I again, a guy that

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they skipped him over low A, and now he's moved

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into high, starting season high, and now he's in double A.

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Just moving very very quickly through the system and looks

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or maybe even more than that. We Owi Ali loy

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baseball player, just because he doesn't have, you know, that

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great speed and or tremendous arm run power. But it's

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stay at shortstop though. It just kind of bear that

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in mind. A good player, not a great player. Murph

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been tearing it up this season, and a guy that

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he continues to hit, particularly when he gets a double a,

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fifteen third baseman. Johan de la Santas as in Johan

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Helped me there if I'm wrong, seventeen years old already

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in Loway the Pittsburgh Pirate Kid really really love this guy.

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one of the breakout players pitchers this season, just absolutely

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shoving it into Kate Anderson. Arguably, now that Seth Anderson

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High A and M, Kate Anderson is the pitcher of

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the year so far. The Carson Mill Brand's not far behind.

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That's a rap, guys, Tim and I. We be back

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in a few hours doing our Sunday podcast. Until next time,

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be well.