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Who Owned Baseball July 3, 2017 (Daily #MLB AL/NL Pitcher + Hitter MVP’s) + 2016 #WOB Standings

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Stephen Strasburg threw 7 shutout innings, allowing 2 hits and striking out 6 Mets. He did not get the decision but the Nationals walked off with the 3-2 final.

Raimel Tapia got 3 hits including a go ahead homer in the 6th that proved to be the game winner in Colorado’s 5-3 victory over the Reds.

Masahiro Tanaka struck out 8 Blue Jays over 7 strong innings, allowing 1 earned run to lead the Yankees to a much needed 6-3 win.

Dustin Pedroia reached base 4 times, drove in 4 runs and made an amazing defensive play in the bottom of the 9th to help the Red Sox top Texas 7-5 in extra innings.

They all owned baseball on July 3, 2017

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2017 Top-100 Major League Baseball Prospects

Jan 11

Posted by Dynasty_Digest

As the baseball season quickly approaches, it’s time to take a look at the top-100 prospects for 2017. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to follow and tweet me @dynasty_digest. You can also find more of my articles at www.dynastydigest.sportsblogs.com.

Rank	Player	Team	Position
1	Alex Reyes	STL	SP
2	Yoan Moncada	CHW	2B/3B
3	Andrew Benintendi	BOS	OF
4	Brendan Rodgers	COL	SS
5	Gleyber Torres	NYY	SS
6	Victor Robles	WSH	OF
7	Dansby Swanson	ATL	SS
8	Ian Happ	CHC	2B/OF
9	Rafael Devers	BOS	3B
10	Lucas Giolito	WSH	SP
11	Eloy Jimenez	CHC	OF
12	Ozzie Albies	ATL	2B/SS
13	Tyler Glasnow	PIT	SP
14	Cody Bellinger	LAD	1B/OF
15	J.P. Crawford	PHI	SS
16	Austin Meadows	PIT	OF
17	Amed Rosario	NYM	SS
18	Clint Frazier	NYY	OF
19	Josh Bell	PIT	1B/OF
20	Joey Gallo	TEX	3B/OF
21	Manuel Margot	SD	OF
22	Francis Martes	HOU	SP
23	Brent Honeywell	TB	SP
24	Nick Senzel	CIN	3B
25	Michael Kopech	CHW	SP
26	Kevin Maitan	ATL	SS
27	Willy Adames	TB	SS
28	Bradley Zimmer	CLE	OF
29	Jason Groome	BOS	SP
30	Anderson Espinoza	SD	SP
31	Jorge Mateo	NYY	SS
32	Yadier Alvarez	LAD	SP
33	Kyle Lewis	SEA	OF
34	Franklin Barreto	OAK	SS
35	Riley Pint	COL	SP
36	Blake Rutherford	NYY	OF
37	Josh Hader	MIL	SP
38	Corey Ray	MIL	OF
39	Alex Verdugo	LAD	OF
40	Hunter Renfroe	SD	OF
41	Lewis Brinson	MIL	OF
42	Isan Diaz	MIL	2B/SS
43	Mickey Moniak	PHI	OF
44	Jose De Leon	LAD	SP
45	Erick Fedde	WSH	SP
46	Reynaldo Lopez	CHW	SP
47	Jake Bauers	TB	1B/OF
48	Aaron Judge	NYY	OF
49	Lourdes Gurriel Jr.	TOR	SS
50	Willie Calhoun	LAD	2B
51	Luke Weaver	STL	SP
52	Francisco Mejia	CLE	C
53	Raimel Tapia	COL	OF
54	James Kaprielian	NYY	SP
55	Harrison Bader	STL	OF
56	Braxton Garrett	MIA	SP
57	Kolby Allard	ATL	SP
58	Tyler Jay	MIN	SP
59	Rowdy Tellez	TOR	1B
60	Kyle Tucker	HOU	OF
61	Tyler O’Neil	SEA	OF
62	Sean Newcomb	ATL	SP
63	David Paulino	HOU	SP
64	Derek Fisher	HOU	OF
65	Jeff Hoffman	COL	SP
66	Nick Gordon	MIN	SS
67	Nick Williams	PHI	OF
68	A.J. Puk	OAK	SP
69	Kevin Newman	PIT	SS
70	Luis Ortiz	MIL	SP
71	Mike Soroka	ATL	SP
72	Jesse Winker	CIN	OF
73	Zack Collins	CHW	C
74	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	TOR	3B
75	Amir Garrett	CIN	SP
76	Mitch Keller	PIT	SP
77	Jorge Alfaro	PHI	C
78	Dominic Smith	NYM	1B
79	Ronald Acuna	ATL	OF
80	Bobby Bradley	CLE	1B
81	Chance Sisco	BAL	C
82	Sean Reid-Foley	TOR	SP
83	Yusniel Diaz	LAD	OF
84	Matt Manning	DET	SP
85	Forrest Whitley	HOU	SP
86	Brady Aiken	CLE	SP
87	A.J. Reed	HOU	1B
88	Brett Phillips	MIL	OF
89	Phil Bickford	MIL	SP
90	Walker Buehler	LAD	SP
91	Ian Anderson	ATL	SP
92	Tyler Beede	SF	SP
93	Richard Urena	TOR	SS
94	Sandy Alcantara	STL	SP
95	Max Schrock	OAK	2B
96	Cal Quantrill	SD	SP
97	Triston McKenzie	CLE	SP
98	Carson Kelly	STL	C
99	Michael Gettys	SD	OF
100	Stephen Gonsalves	MIN	SP

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Midseason Top 100 MLB Prospect Rankings Analysis (51-60)

Jul 13

Posted by Dynasty_Digest

Below you can find my analysis for the prospects ranked between 51-60 for the 2016 midseason top prospect list. If you want to see the full top 100 list, please visit the following link: SEE THE TOP 100 PROSPECT RANKINGS. I will be posting daily analysis of every player listed in the top 100, so please follow my blog and other social media for updates.

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ANALYSIS OF THE PROSPECTS RANKED 61-70

51. Jake Bauers (TB, 20 Years Old, 1B): Bauers has improved his game a lot in 2016. Last season, he hit .272, with 11 home runs, eight stolen bases, .342 OBP, and a .418 slugging percentage in 534 plate appearances. In only 368 plate appearances this season at Double-A, Bauers is batting .285, with 10 home runs, seven stolen bases, .373 OBP, and a .430 slugging percentage. He also has very advanced plate discipline, which should serve him well in his career. Bauers has one of the prettiest left-handed swings you will see, so it is no surprise that he is hitting so well this year.

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On The Trading Block In The NL East

Nov 20

Posted by jgluck777

The Phillies have not had a winning season since 2011 after putting forth a decade straight of them. A promising second half to the season – couple with full seasons by Aaron Nola and Maikel Franco could have them inch closer back to achieving that mark in the next few years.

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On the Trading Block NL East

Atlanta Braves: The Braves have quite a few players that they can trade and under John Hart you don’t know what direction they will go in this offseason.

Can they be in a position to compete moving into the new Sun Trust Stadium next year or is it a longer term rebuild

I think this team really isn’t 2 bad and could compete for a wild card this season with the addition of a 3B (Rio Ruiz?) and consistent starting pitching.

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MLB Reports Top 100 Prospects In Mid – 2014 (51 – 100)

Aug 3

Posted by jgluck777

The Texas Rangers possess 5 of the players we have in our 51 – 100 prospects. If this team is serious about getting younger even more with trades of Alex Rios or Adrian Beltre, perhaps they can add even more to the list In a year where they have had 20+ DL stints, maybe some of these young guys will find themselves in Arlington sooner – rather than later.

Top 100 Prospects (51 – 100)

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To make this list you must be able to meet rookie eligibility. To be eligible for a list, a player must have rookie eligibility.

To qualify for rookie status, a player must not have exceeded 130 at-bats or 50 innings pitched in the Major Leagues, or accumulated more than 45 days on the active roster of a Major League club or clubs during the 25-player limit period, excluding time on the disabled list or in military service.

This list doesn’t include players in the 2014 Draft nor the 2014 international signing period.

For Part 1 of our list – Click the Link Below

MLB Reports Top 100 MLB Prospects In Mid – 2014 (1 – 50)

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