Jesus Cano
Writer and Editor at Baseball America
Reporting on all things Arizona for @BaseballAmerica | @Fresno_State graduate, community college product | BBWAA | Past: @MLB, @mercnews, @TheCollegian | 🇲🇽
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baseballamerica.com | Jesus Cano
– –While visiting family in Ogden, Utah, De La Torre felt a pull. It was a pull not just toward a new place, but toward a new path. “I didn’t want to be part of the same crowd,” De La Torre said. “I didn’t want to follow the same path as everyone else around me. I had a golden opportunity in front of me. I wanted to go to the United States to learn English and see what was out there for me. Baseball wasn’t crossing my mind.”With his parents’ blessing, he made the leap.
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baseballamerica.com | Geoff Pontes |Jesus Cano
On this week’s episode of the Prospect Podcast, Geoff Pontes and Jesús Cano discuss the recent promotions of Roman Anthony and Jacob Misiorowski before diving into a trio of players that have the Arizona complexes buzzing. It’s a packed show this week!(4:30) Roman Anthony callup(12:00) Is Bubba Chandler next?
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baseballamerica.com | Jesus Cano |Mark Chiarelli
Skip to content The minor league season is still young, but with more than two months in the books, we’ve now seen enough to take stock of players who have surged past expectations so far this year. As such, Baseball America issued its first significant in-season update of the year late last week, which included risers in each organization.
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buff.ly | Jesus Cano |Mark Chiarelli
Skip to content The minor league season is still young, but with more than two months in the books, we’ve now seen enough to take stock of players who have surged past expectations so far this year. As such, Baseball America issued its first significant in-season update of the year late last week, which included risers in each organization.
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baseballamerica.com | Jesus Cano
“As much pride I have in representing Venezuela, I feel even prouder to represent my hometown of Chuspa,” Escobar told Baseball America in Spanish. “When people think of Aroon Escobar, I want them to also know about Chuspa, Venezuela, the village that did so much to raise me.”Given Venezuela’s rich history of producing elite baseball talent, Escobar has no shortage of role models to draw inspiration from.
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