Andrew Vaughn will use the Cactus League to prove why he's worthy of becoming a Major League DH early in 2021. That makes the White Sox one of the prospect-laden Spring Training camps Toolshed thinks is worth watching.
Top Twins prospect Royce Lewis has a torn ACL in his right knee and will undergo surgery on Friday. The timetable is expected to be nine to 12 months for a full recovery.
The Flying Squirrels will be permanently retiring the No. 34 from on-field use to honor the Richmond 34ās legacy.
— Richmond Flying Squirrels (@GoSquirrels) February 24, 2021
It is the second number retired by the team, joining Jackie Robinsonās No. 42.
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Nolan Jones' long-term future is at third base, but the top Cleveland prospect might be getting in reps at some of the outfield positions over the course of the spring.
Cristian Pache, the No. 12 prospect in baseball, thinks he might be ready to start in center field for Atlanta. He'll be looking to shore up that role during Spring Training.
Non-roster invitee Brennen Davis, the Cubs' top position-player prospect, has already started soaking up the atmosphere and knowledge at big league Spring Training.
Mets prospect Carlos Cortes stood out in the Australian Baseball League. He hit .394/.429/.706 in 14 games while seeing time at first, second and both corner outfield spots.
After 28 seasons in indy ball, the St. Paul Saints signed on as a Twins affiliate. But the fan experience at CHS Field, less than 11 miles from Target Field, will stay as irreverent as ever.
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