Rob Neyer lists MLB's ten worst hitters (by wOBA), then ranks their prospects for turning things around. SPOILER ALERT: He is not bullish on Brian Dozier.
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From MiLB.com: "The Twins' No. 4 prospect allowed four hits while striking out eight in his first complete game in three years as Triple-A Rochester blanked Toledo, 3-0."
From MiLB.com: "The Twins' No. 4 prospect allowed four hits while striking out eight in his first complete game in three years as Triple-A Rochester blanked Toledo, 3-0."
And Sano top five, taking into account performance and likely promotions of higher ranked prospects like Profar and Taveras.
Good read, and kind of heady stuff.
