it makes no sense though

stop ruining my fun

i can't believe matusz actually raised his era in his last start. that's the only impressive thing he has done this season. now he's going to go down in mlb history as having the worst season by a starting pitcher of all time. good for him.

Holy....his numbers....
I wish the Red Sox got to face him.

And the sad thing is, he has looked ever bit as bad as the numbers suggest

3 more games and our season is over

Jonathan Schoop and Tim Bascome named Minor League Players of the Year.

Both had excellent seasons. I am really excited about Schoop

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NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE
TOP 20 PROSPECTS
1. Mason Williams, of, Staten Island Yankees
2. Garin Cecchini, 3b, Lowell Spinners (Red Sox)
3. Parker Markel, rhp, Hudson Valley Renegades (Rays)
4. Maikel Franco, 3b, Williamsport Crosscutters (Phillies)
5. Jose Urena, rhp, Jamestown Jammers (Marlins)
6. Cito Culver, ss, Staten Island Yankees
7. Tony Wolters, ss, Mahoning Valley Scrappers (Indians)
8. Tyler Austin, 3b, Staten Island Yankees
9. Nick Kingham, rhp, State College Spikes (Pirates)
10. Parker Bridwell, rhp, Aberdeen Ironbirds (Orioles)
11. Alex Dickerson, 1b, State College Spikes (Pirates)
12. Aaron Westlake, 1b, Connecticut Tigers
13. Matt Skole, 3b, Auburn Doubledays (Nationals)
14. Angelo Gumbs, 2b, Staten Island Yankees
15. Glynn Davis, of, Aberdeen Ironbirds (Orioles)
16. Bobby Crocker, of, Vermont Lake Monsters (Athletics)
17. Jake Lowery, c/1b, Mahoning Valley Scrappers (Indians)
18. Danny Muno, ss, Brooklyn Cyclones (Mets)
19. Branden Pinder, rhp, Staten Island Yankees
20. Aaron Altherr, of, Williamsport Crosscutters (Phillies)


I really like Parker Bridwell. He could be a solid piece in the future.
Davis is from Catonsville lol. he has all the ability in the world, but is very raw still. Played SS but they moved him to OF

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