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4 days ago | baseballhq.com | Jeremy Deloney |Chris Lee |Tanner Smith |Chris Blessing

Pictured: Noah Schultz (LHP, CHW)Our minors team will be evaluating prospects every other week throughout the baseball season. They will provide updates on some of the risers and fallers, along with providing injury updates and promotions/demotions. Please note: This is not intended to be a ranking nor all-inclusive list of the prospects whose rankings have increased or decreased “the most”.

1 week ago | baseballhq.com | Corbin Young |Tanner Smith

Carlos Rodón introduces sinkerWhen facing left-handed hitters in 2024, Carlos Rodón (LHP, NYY) largely threw his four-seam fastball and slider while sprinkling in a curveball and a cutter to lefties. In 2025, he is throwing a three-pitch mix to LHH. (shown in the graph below)While still relying up on his slider and fastball equally against LHH, he is throwing a sinker (25.6% usage) as a third pitch to LHH. What is his sinker's movement profile?

1 week ago | baseballhq.com | Chris Blessing |Tanner Smith

Because the weather did not permit it, I was unable to scout the Milwaukee Brewers Double-A farm team, the Biloxi Shuckers, in person. I missed in-person looks at Cooper Pratt (SS, MIL), Mike Boeve (3B, MIL), Brock Wilken (3B, MIL), and others because of a sudden downpour, postponing the scouted game. The Brewers are such a good farm system right now, I decided to check out some of their prospects on video and do a scouting notebook style article.

1 week ago | everythinggp.com | Tanner Smith

Thanks to recent precipitation, the fire danger level in the Grande Prairie Forest Area is now low. At this time, all fire bans and restrictions have been rescinded for the GPFA, but fire restrictions remain in place for both the City and County. However, Alberta Wildfire does want residents to still follow safe burning practices as wildfires can still spread, such as the soak, stir, soak again method when putting out a blaze.

1 week ago | everythinggp.com | Tanner Smith

OTTAWA - Canada Post says it has reached a contract deal with its second-largest union while negotiations continue with the Canadian Union of Postal Workers. The Crown corporation says the new collective agreement with the Canadian Postmasters and Assistants Association comes after 18 months of negotiations, the same span of time it's been in talks with CUPW. The postal service says the agreement with the CPAA covers about 8,500 employees, who mostly manage post offices in rural Canada.