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Editor's note: This is the third of a five-part series on depth in the Red Sox farm system. The Red Sox are fairly loaded with middle-infield depth at the top levels of the organization, but the depth of potential starters is somewhat thin at the lower levels. SS Xander Bogaerts , 21, is the best prospect in the system and one of the top prospects in all of baseball. There may be some speed bumps in his first season as a major leaguer, but he should easily be a better-than-average offensive shortstop out of the gate. He also should be capable of sliding over to shortstop or third base if need be, but he profiles best at second base. Offensively, he has a compact swing, a solid-average hit tool, plus strike zone judgment, a solid approach for his age, plus speed and about average power potential for a middle infielder.

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The most comprehensive Red Sox discussion, from the minor leagues up to Fenway, on the web. With spring training ramping up, the podcast is back with a different lineup than usual as Ian and Chris Clegg are running things this week. We start off with some college baseball talk and then move on to discuss the Red Sox trade with the Royals where they acquired a very interesting starting pitching prospect. We also briefly touch on the signings of Liam Hendriks and Michael Fulmer, before going through what the top pitching prospects in the system need to do to take the next step in their development! Got something to say? We love talking about what you want to hear about. Make sure to email us at podcast soxprospects.

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Chris and Ian are back together after a few episodes and jump right into the thick of Spring Training, talking about the recent transactions and the impact of the Lucas Giolito injury. Finally, they close things out with your emails! Read full post Posted by Daniel Fox. It was a full week of games, with Boston going

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International Football. It seems like the Sox are buying, so who might go? Initially, Andrews and Hatfield were buying tickets to games for their coverage, but they were eventually given media credentials by the PawSox and Double-A Portland Sea Dogs. Bestsellers Editors' Picks All audiobooks. After a month to recharge, the podcast is back What Is Sellers. The Red Sox had signed his pal, Randy Newsom, as an undrafted free agent and eventually sent him to Cleveland as part of a trade for outfielder Coco Crisp. And as always, your emails! SPPod Director of Player Development Brian Abraham: When you cover the minor leagues like we do, it's all about player development, and who better to talk to about that than the guy in charge of that very department for the Red Sox? Log In. This completely volunteer-based side project, SoxProspects.

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Andrews had built out basic player pages for each minor leaguer with basic information like height and weight and then ranked the prospects by pitchers and position players on the homepage. We have some complex coding in a few places and Publift was able to customize plug-and-play code in short order. By then, Andrews had a family and his law career had taken off. Related podcast episodes. Cundall took over the scouting operations and continued to strengthen that aspect of the site, in addition to its podcast. Email Print. All while making essentially no money. In the summer of , Chris Hatfield was home on college break from Brown University, where he was a political science major and sports editor of the student newspaper. And if so, why? But he's seemingly behind Jonathan Herrera on the depth chart for now. The game of Explore Audiobooks. Built for Publishers.