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[LansdowneSt]

Listher Sosa is a 20-year-old relief pitcher in the Arizona system. Last year he pitched in A ball and mustered a 3-5 record, 3.42 ERA, an 8.6 K/9 ratio with 4.0 BB/9.

As I said, BaseballGOAT, keeping the notes short given the list ;P

[LansdowneSt]

Nate Ackenhausen is listed as a pitcher/1B who played in the Collegiate Summer League as a member of the Bluefield Ridge Runners. He went 2-2 with a 0.66 ERA. He also batted .254 with 2 HR in 19 games.

Looks like he also transferred to LSU and has grown a beard, so I pulled a new picture for him. I randomly picked a team (Tigers). He's more bloated at the default 240lbs but he's listed at 230lbs so if we can correct the weight in the db, he'll look like this, which ain't bad.

[BaseballGOAT]

Totally fine! These guys haven't done tons to write about yet anyhow

[LansdowneSt]

Cade Marlowe bounced between AA and AAA for the Mariners and the outfielder hit .287 with 23 HRs in 133 games.

Used the close-mouthed picture but tried to adjust to more closely match the Spring Training headshot.

[LansdowneSt]

Scouting grades: Fastball: 65 | Curveball: 50 | Slider: 55 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 50 | Overall: 50

Despite being just a fourth-round pick less than 12 months ago, Miller has more makings than arguably any pitcher in the system to make an aggressive leap. He flashed 99 mph in Minor League Spring Training and has a gnarly slider that could probably play in a big-league bullpen sooner than later. His trajectory will likely be determined by what profile the Mariners view him as long term. - mlb.com

Bryce Miller is the #5 prospect in the M's system. This is one of CBLCards' ones. I'll get to more over the weekend.

[nutt]

Any chance you could do LSU 1B Tre' Morgan?

[LansdowneSt]

Originally Posted by nutt

Any chance you could do LSU 1B Tre' Morgan

Yup, there's a chance. Finally found a pic without a smile. LSU sends enough pics of him out on social media, there was bound to be one.

[percolaten]

Lans, I think Davey Lopes could use an upgrade.

[LansdowneSt]

Lopes debuted in 1972 for the Dodgers. During his career, he slashed .263/.349/.388 with 155 home runs, 557 stolen bases, and 50 triples. He was always a very disciplined hitter, walking 833 times against only 852 strikeouts during his 16 seasons. He spent the majority of his career as a second baseman, but also spent plenty of time in the outfield. When it was all said and done, Lopes was World Series champion in 1981, a 4-time All Star, a gold glove winner, and a 2-time stolen base leader. - dodgersnation.com

Lopes was the captain of those late-1970s Dodgers, a team as tough and egotistical as it was talented. He wasn't physically imposing, just 5'9" and 170 pounds, but no one challenged his leadership. Dusty Baker says there was never any envy or jealousy about Lopes being the captain.

In 1976, during his first month with the Dodgers, Baker himself discovered the power of Lopes' personality. Baker missed a cutoff man on a throw to the plate; the play was close, but the hitter took second. The Dodgers won, but when Baker returned to his locker after the game, he found Lopes waiting for him. "We don't play that way," Lopes said. "Hey, I almost threw him out," Baker replied. "We don't play that way," Lopes repeated. Years later, Baker says, "I'd never had a player get in my face like that, and I guess I didn't like it too much. I looked up and the whole team was coming over to back Davey." - espn.com

The CUF Lopes you posted, percolaten, has some Mac-caused washout affecting it. See if this new one works better.

[LansdowneSt]

Yilber Diaz is a 21-year=old pitcher in the Arizona system. In two years of pro ball, he's gone 6-6 with 4.33 ERA, a 10.0 K.9 and 4.8 BB/9.

Tough photo to work with.

[LansdowneSt]

Joseph Hernandez is a 22-year-old on the Mariners system and over 4 years of pro ball, he's gone 16-9 with a 4.94 ERA, 11.1 K/9 and 4.6 BB/9.

[LansdowneSt]

Kenneth Betancourt is a 22-year-old Dodger prospect with a .255/.313/.342 slash line and more than 1,100 PAs.

Slowly workin' off the minor leaguers requested

[percolaten]

It does look better on my Mac, thanks!

[LansdowneSt]

Brief Profile of Lee Howard from the 15 August 1946 edition of the York Dispatch:

Rangy member of the York White Roses and one of the sparkplugs of the present winning streak of the local nine as he has won three of the 12 games which York took in the last 13 starts. His home is the Los Angeles, Calif. He is 22-years old, stands six feet three inches and weighs 190 pounds. He bats and throws left. He started professional baseball with Hutchinson, Kans in 1942. He entered the Navy in October 1942 where he served three years and six months and pitched against Ted Williams four times in the service and allowed him two scratch singles.

A month later he would debut in the bigs as a September call-up with the Pirates. He pitched 5 games total, 16 innings, 2.25 ERA from 1946-47.

luckymann, that's one more Bick gone and replaced with a better face of the actual player...

[luckymann]

Hey lads, is there a less fake-tan version of Mr Cub doing the rounds? The face is great, just not the skin tone.

Thx

G

[LansdowneSt]

Frankie Tostado is a 24-year-old OF/1B in the Giants system with a .265/.316/.433 slash line across four professional seasons.

CBLCards had him on the list of Mainer prospects requested though so check I got ya the right guy, CBL, as I see he's a Giant...

[LansdowneSt]

Taylor Dollard is a 23-year-old pitcher in the Mariners organization and in his six years of professional baseball he's gone 42-7 with a 2.98 ERA with 9.6 K/9 and1.2 BB/9.

As requested. There was one in the CUF pack that needed replacement.

[CBLCardinals]

Originally Posted by LansdowneSt

Frankie Tostado is a 24-year-old OF/1B in the Giants system with a .265/.316/.433 slash line across four professional seasons.

CBLCards had him on the list of Mainer prospects requested though so check I got ya the right guy, CBL, as I see he's a Giant...

Hey dude thanks!! Yes that's the right player. I believe SEA may have picked him up as a minor league FA? I'd have to go back and double check.

[BaseballGOAT]

Originally Posted by CBLCardinals

Hey dude thanks!! Yes that's the right player. I believe SEA may have picked him up as a minor league FA? I'd have to go back and double check.

Was a minor league rule v draftee last month, then traded to the Nats iirc

[CBLCardinals]

Originally Posted by BaseballGOAT

Was a minor league rule v draftee last month, then traded to the Nats iirc

Yep good call - I see him on Washington on Fangraphs depth charts in AAA.