Kevin takes a look at some AL players who have seen their stock rise or fall this spring.
Kevin takes a closer look at major-league draft habits, to see what we can learn about risk and strategy.
Kevin brings us an entire article that has mostly good things to say about [gasp!] pitchers drafted out of high school.
Kevin has a few updates from Spring Training and takes an early look at some news from the college circuit.
Kevin takes a closer look at the Class A California League, and how its extreme offensive environments make raw performances look more impressive than they truly are.
Kevin tempers the enthusiasm we all have about our team’s minor league system.
Kevin finishes his scouting primer with a look at how pitchers are evaluated.
Kevin’s scouting primer continues with a look at the defensive tools.
Kevin gives us a scouting vocabulary primer, starting with what gets evaluated when looking at a prospect’s hitting abilities.
It’s not too early to look ahead to the 2006 Draft, which expects to have few position players taken in the first round.
Kevin wraps up his assessment of each division’s farm systems with a look at the NL West.
Despite the NL East looking like a veteran division, Kevin’s got plenty to talk about, as the Marlins come close to fielding an all-rookie lineup in 2006.
Shifting over to the senior circuit, Kevin looks at the Central division, where we may see some teams compete thanks to some home-grown stars.
Kevin moves out West to profile the systems of the Left Coast.
Kevin turns to the minor league systems of the AL East in his trip around the majors.
Kevin kicks off a look at the systems of every division in the majors, beginning with the AL Central.