By David Rubin
From the MLB Network: "MLB.Com's Best Prospects for the 2011 Season" - as Mack said, we can probably just join the show in progress with 10 minutes left to catch the first Met prospect, but we also know that, after the new brain-trust utilizes their top 3 picks, it will feature more top Met prospects on this list next season!!
I'm sure this will be a very interesting and well-done show!! Give it a watch!!
From the MLB Network: "MLB.Com's Best Prospects for the 2011 Season" - as Mack said, we can probably just join the show in progress with 10 minutes left to catch the first Met prospect, but we also know that, after the new brain-trust utilizes their top 3 picks, it will feature more top Met prospects on this list next season!!
I'm sure this will be a very interesting and well-done show!! Give it a watch!!
MLB NETWORK UNVEILS MLB.COM’S BEST PROSPECTS FOR THE 2011 SEASON ON TOP 50 PROSPECTS COUNTDOWN ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 25
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Secaucus, N.J., January 24, 2011 – Major League Baseball’s future stars will be highlighted when MLB Network unveils MLB.com’s annual ranking of the best young prospects in baseball on Top 50 Prospects Countdown on Tuesday, January 25 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Hosted by MLB Network’s Greg Amsinger, the list, which includes Mike Trout (Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim), Dustin Ackley (Seattle Mariners), Bryce Harper (Washington Nationals) and only eligible players with rookie status for the upcoming 2011 season, will be analyzed by John Hart, the former general manager of the 1995 and 1997 American League Champion Cleveland Indians, and MLB.com senior writer Jonathan Mayo. Using information from scouting directors, scouts and industry sources, the list is based on each player's skill set, high upside, closeness to the Major Leagues and potential immediate impact to their team. A preview of the show can be viewed here.
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