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Archive for April, 2012

Prospect Hot Sheet: April 27

Will Middlebrooks has nine home runs this April, and one appearance at No. 1 on this week’s Prospect Hot Sheet.

Prospect Hot Sheet Chat With Jim Shonerd

Jim Shonerd answered your prospect questions on April 27.

Oregon baseball: No. 10 Ducks look to rebound against California

Oregon is on a three-game losing streak.

International Community Anxiously Awaits Jairo Beras Decision

Major League Baseball is expected to rule as soon as today on whether Jairo Beras will be allowed to sign with the Rangers, who agreed to a $4.5 million deal with him on Feb. 29. People who work in international baseball say the decision will be a litm…

Mariners Getting Ready For Miller Time

Few players in the minor leagues got off to a quicker start than Mariners shortstop Brad Miller, who hit four home runs and drove in 14 runs in his first 11 games for high Class A High Desert and won California League player of the week honors early in…

Astros’ Nash Ready To Leave Injuries Behind

For Telvin Nash, the big 21-year-old who jetted to the top of the minor league home run leaderboard early this season, the more important stat has been something different.

Angels Hit The Accelerator With Calhoun

After batting .324/.410/.547 for high Class A Inland Empire last season, outfielder Kole Calhoun figured to take a step up in the Angels farm system. Instead, he made a jump.

Athletics’ Donaldson Gets His Chance

The years began slipping past Josh Donaldson, and with them the hope of becoming a major leaguer. At the end of last season, he decided to do something about it.

Matthews Goes To School In Rangers’ Extended Spring

Lefthander Kevin Matthews isn’t lacking many physical attributes, as his ability to dunk a basketball at just 5-foot-11 would suggest, and so far no task he has encountered in the weight room or on the field has been too much for him.

Marlins Love Smolinski’s Hard-Nosed Approach

Double-A Jacksonville manager Andy Barkett acknowledges the unfair comparison, but he can’t help but think of Jeff Conine when he projects outfielder Jake Smolinski.

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