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Ryne is a lifelong baseball fanatic who takes every chance he can get to talk baseball with someone. He's been writing baseball articles for close to three years, and is constantly looking for new opportunities to add to his resume. He's spent time as a beat writer for the Yankees, World Baseball Classic, and MLB as a whole. Ryne is currently a senior at SUNY New Paltz, where he majors in Public Relations and minors in Journalism. He is set to earn his bachelor's degree this May. Ryne currently resides in Poughkeepsie, New York, where he lives with his family.

Weekly Prospect Update: Colorado Rockies

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Fantasy Baseball
The Colorado Rockies' season ended in disappointing fashion after they lost the Wild Card game to the Diamondbacks. Nonetheless, their 87-75 record was a big improvement over last year. Their success was in large part due to their great core of stars. Additionally, they have an abundance of young talent, most notably top prospect Brendan Rodgers, waiting for their chance to join that core in the coming years. 10. Yency Almonte, RHPAge: 23 Drafted: 2012, Round 17(537) - LAA Acquired by trade in 20162017…

Weekly Prospect Update: Arizona Diamondbacks

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The Arizona Diamondbacks are fresh off a huge win in the NL Wild Card Game against the Colorado Rockies. While the D-Backs have their eyes set on a championship, their Minor League affiliates have wrapped up their seasons. For many of the D-Backs top 10 prospects, 2017 was a huge step in the right direction. Here's how they fared this past season. 10. Socrates Brito, OFAge: 25 Signed out of the Dominican Republic in 2010 - ARI2017 stats: (Triple-A Reno): 78 games, .291/.336/.449, 5 HR, 44 RBI, 43 R, 6 SB, 22…

Weekly Prospect Update: Los Angeles Dodgers

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Many former top prospects are helping the Los Angeles Dodgers compete for a championship in 2017. At 102-57, they own the best record in baseball and will be a force to be reckoned with heading into the playoffs. Despite their incredible amount of talent in the Majors currently, the Dodgers still have even more talent in their system. With the Minor League seasons already in the books, here's a look at how the top Dodgers prospects did in 2017. 10. Jordan Sheffield, RHPAge: 22 Draft: 2016, CBA(36) - LA2017…

Weekly Prospect Update: San Francisco Giants

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All levels of the Minor Leagues have officially closed the books on their respected seasons. Prospects have worked hard to improve their stocks, develop their tools, and some even made a case for a Major League debut. With the MLB playoffs right around the corner and rosters expanding, many prospects are being given their cup of coffee. The San Francisco Giants are no longer in the playoff hunt but still have plenty to be excited about when looking at their farm system. 10. Heath Quinn, OFAge: 22 Draft: 2016, Round…

Weekly Prospect Update: Oakland A’s

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Fantasy
The Oakland Athletics' playoff chances have been gone for quite some time now. At 64-81, they sit in the basement of the American League West. However, their newly upgraded top 10 prospect list is loaded with talent and has the future looking bright for the A's. With most Minor League seasons in the books, here's how the A's top 10 prospects did in 2017. 10. James Kaprielian, RHPAge: 23 Draft: 2015, Round 1(16) - NYY Acquired by trade in 20172017 stats: Has not played. The A's acquired Kaprielian at the…

Weekly Prospect Update: Seattle Mariners

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September call-ups are among us. Top prospects all around baseball are being given a chance to taste the Major Leagues. Some even have a chance at helping their big league club make a push for the postseason. September is perhaps the most exciting month for baseball, and seeing top prospects in action is a big part of it.In the Wild Card race, the Seattle Mariners are a team on the outside looking in. They're 69-70 and are three games out of a Wild Card spot. With about a month of regular season baseball left, they're…

Weekly Prospect Update: Los Angeles Angels

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Fantasy
The Los Angeles Angels haven’t had much going for them the past few seasons. Other than some guy named Mike Trout, they’ve lacked standout young talent for a number of years. Of course having the best player in baseball helps but it hasn’t been enough to make the Angels a playoff team.That being said, they’re miraculously still in the Wild Card race at 66-65. With just a game and a half separating them from a Wild Card spot, they may look to their farm system for some late season help. While their system doesn’t…

Weekly Prospect Update: Houston Astros

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Fantasy
The Houston Astros are firing on all cylinders at the Major League level. They’re currently 76-47 and sitting on a comfortable 13-game lead in the American League West. Being loaded with young talent and competing at the Major League level is one thing. Having a farm system stacked with young talent as well is another.The Astros’ Minor League affiliates have all been performing well this year. They have the depth to make them not only a scary team this year but in the foreseeable future as well. Here’s how their top 10…

Weekly Prospect Update: Texas Rangers

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Fantasy
The Minor League season may be coming to a close, but a lot of prospects and their respective seasons aren't. Players are making a push for a call-up when rosters expand in September and are preparing for the possibility of making an impact for their MLB team down the stretch.At 59-60, the Texas Rangers are a team right on the cusp of a playoff spot. The American League West has long been out of reach, but they're just two games out of a Wild Card spot. A strong final month and a half will make or break the Rangers'…

Weekly Prospect Update: Atlanta Braves

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Fantasy
There are few organizations in Major League Baseball that have a more impressive farm system than the Atlanta Braves. In fact, the Braves rank No. 1 according to MLB Pipeline and Bleacher Report, among others. They took over the No. 1 spot over the winter despite graduating their No. 1 prospect, Dansby Swanson, at the end of last season.A legitimate case can be made for any one of the Braves’ top five prospects being deserving of the No. 1 spot. They have teenagers making names for themselves, MLB-ready talent as well as…