I know that catchers and pitchers aren't reporting for a couple of weeks, however I have found an article that might help you bolster your farm systems, or know to draft a guy that in your mind might not be draftable.

As I look at my roster for my NL Only team, I'm constantly reminded of the $3 bench spot that Cameron Maybin is occupying.  Sure, this is a keeper league, and I knew going into this year that  the $3 I spent was probably more for next year than this year, but I honestly thought he might have a chance at making it up to the big leagues at some point during this year....

Boston's prized pitching prospect Clay Buchholz has been tearing it up lately at AAA Pawtucket.

On Monday night, he limited Syracuse to 4 hits while striking out 3 in 5 innings of shutout ball.  Buchholz was sent down earlier in the year after struggling a bit when the Red Sox's rotation was pretty deep and they could afford to give the youngster regular work in the minors to work through a few problems.

So far this year he's posted a 1.63 ERA in 38+ innings, with a 38/15 K/BB rate.  It seems that he's regained his dominating form from last year.

In a previous blog article I spoke about how the Houston Astros shocked many Major League scouting departments when they selected Jordan Lyles 38th overall in the draft.  They completely screwed up so many teams plans to draft Lyles between picks 50-100...alot of teams were high on him, but the Stros called a personal workout and obviously liked what they saw.

One of the best high school baseball players in the country was unknown by many of the major baseball publications leading up to the Major League Baseball Draft...However, the Houston Astros knew exactly who Jordan Lyles  was...and they drafted this 17 year old stud hammerdog today with the 38th pick overall! The worst part about all of this was that none of the major baseball publications had this kid in their top 200, and didn’t know what to say about him! Great scouting guys…In a recent blog article I wrote and&nbs

I know that there has been a recent blog in Regards to Justin Smoak, however I want to provide the readers with some insights into this guys career at the University of South Carolina!

High School:  Stratford High School, Played for Coach John Chaleus

The MLB 2008 draft is approaching.  Sure, it's not as popular as the NFL draft, but it can have HUGE fantasy implications.

It is very rare that you see any articles written about players in Minor League Baseball.