Bold Predictions for 2013, Part 3 — The League
The truck has left Boston, and the facilities in Ft. Myers are starting fill up with players eager to prove that 2012 was an aberration. Spring is just around the corner!
The truck has left Boston, and the facilities in Ft. Myers are starting fill up with players eager to prove that 2012 was an aberration. Spring is just around the corner!
There's a fire starting in Hunter Golden's heart. To take a look at this rotation and talk about what could bring it out of the dark.
Breaking down the minor league system under Theo Epstein.
Ryan Kalish’s inability to stay on the field proves that the notion of prospect redundancy is misguided.
Fastballs and changeups and strikeouts, oh my!
With 19 days to go before pitchers and catchers officially report, let’s pass some of the long cold winter weeks by making some bold (and not so bold) predictions for the season ahead.
The lefty prospect had a terrific first season, but has even more room to improve in 2013.
Matt Barnes may “only” profile as a No. 2 starter, but that’s still a big deal.
One giant goose egg.
Xander Bogaerts and Hanley Ramirez have different prospect profiles, but their ultimate value could be more similar than you think.