More Power Could Be On Horizon For Cardinals’ Won-Bin Cho
Won-Bin Cho is an athletic outfielder who has shown feel to hit and speed. As his body matures, the Cardinals want to see more power.
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Rays’ Carson Williams Is Eager To Keep Learning
The Rays appreciate Carson Williams devotion to learning and perfecting his craft almost as much as they do his raw tools.
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Braves Excited By AJ Smith-Shawver’s Progress
AJ Smith-Shawver impressed the Braves with his potential and preparedness this spring.
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Kristian Campbell Excites Red Sox With New Swing
An offseason spent working to add strength and work on his swing and defense paid dividends for Kristian Campbell this spring.
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Delivery Tweak Could Unlock Best Fastball For Mets’ Brandon Sproat
Second-rounder Brandon Sproat shined in a dominant Spring Breakout inning. The Mets think they can get that version more consistently.
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Mariners’ Logan Evans Showcases Electric Arsenal In Spring Camp
After being drafted in the 12th round last year, Logan Evans began adding velocity. He just kept going all offseason and is now one of the system’s hottest commodities this spring.
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Big Moment Punctuates First Spring Training For Blue Jays’ Arjun Nimmala
For 2023 first-rounder Arjun Nimmala the fruits of his offseason labor paid off with one key spring training moment.
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Diamondbacks’ Blaze Alexander Hits His Way Onto Opening Day Roster
Versatility helped Blaze Alexander secure a roster spot, but his work refining his hit tool the past few seasons made it all possible.
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German Ramirez Impresses Astros At First U.S. Spring Training
German Rodriguez showed promise in his first U.S. spring training. But the Astros want to make sure the 17-year-old gets his feet under him.
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Reds’ Cam Collier Comes To Camp In Great Shape
Third baseman Cam Collier made offseason adjustments that could make him more productive in the batter’s box and in the field.
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Pirates’ Lonnie White Jr. Could Be Ready To Break Out After Late Surge
It took time for Lonnie White Jr.’s body to adapt to playing baseball full time after ditching football, but the Pirates expect him to be a key prospect at the lower levels.
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Royals Find Value With Fourth-Rounder Hunter Owen
Physical lefthander Hunter Owen reported to camp in great shape and ready to round out his repertoire in pro ball.
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Rockies’ Jordan Beck Stands Out As Future Big Leaguer
Jordan Beck impressed the Rockies with his play during spring training, and he certainly passes the eye test. He earned a spot at Triple-A and could be on deck for his MLB debut.
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Best Could Be Still To Come For Rangers’ Cameron Cauley
An overhauled swing and a strong work ethic hint at untapped potential for 21-year-old shortstop Cameron Cauley.
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Orioles’ Seth Johnson Has Stuff And Athleticism To Shine
Seth Johnson looks like a big leaguer on the mound and could get his chance to prove as much this season, now that he’s nearly two years removed from elbow surgery.
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Twins’ Charlee Soto Has Sky-High Upside
The Twins are excited by the potential of physical high school righthander Charlee Soto, whose chief development goal this season is to refine his repertoire.
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Small Adjustments Set Up Tigers’ Jackson Jobe For Success
A dominating but unexpected spring training appearance has Jackson Jobe positioned for what could be a monster season.
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Chase DeLauter Will Bring Needed Power To Guardians’ Lineup
Injuries have slowed but not stopped Chase DeLauter’s ascent to Cleveland’s lineup.
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Cubs’ Josh Rivera Takes Steps Toward Improving Hitting Posture
In his first full pro season, shortstop Josh Rivera is making an effort to create better angles when driving the ball.
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White Sox Strive To Keep Noah Schultz On The Mound
Six-foot-9 lefthander Noah Schultz made offseason adjustments to his repertoire and diet in an effort to let his talent shine even more brightly.
