I'm with you. Higher upside prep players with the first two picks similar to 2021 is the route I hope is taken.
I still feel like a college pitcher they like is going to fall into their laps though.
Vera with one more strikeout in the second. Was on an offspeed pitch in the dirt. Predominantly throwing fastballs though.
Rain and wind in the area again. Might get a delay.
Edit: Rain delay.
Fegan with a nice prospect piece on 5 position player prospects on the upswing.
https://theathletic.com/3367375/2022/06/16/white-sox-prospect-hitters/
Will provide the bit on Sosa. Yolbert, Colson, Ramos, andd Colas are also talked about at length.
Law updated his big board of 100. Wish he provided a previous ranking to compare it to. The following players had some big jumps/falls when comparing the old and new list. Will note old rank in parenthesis.
Disclaimer. I don't know shit except what I read from publications and see on Twitter/YouTube. My "all for fun" selections with lousy reasoning behind them:
1. Brandon Barriera
2. Jett Williams. (Probably a long shot as he seems to have some helium.)
3. Connor Prielipp
4. Ryan Cermak (Harold has sold me.)
Someone school me on swinging strike metrics for pitchers. Is that tracked somewhere? For minor leaguers in particular?
I feel like the amount of swinging strikes Dalquist gets is abysmal. Would love some evidence if it exists. I think he has 4 swinging strikes today so far. 3 of them on the one batter that he struck out.