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AL prospects cordially invited to show off skills in spring

AL prospects cordially invited to show off skills in spring

Tigers center fielder Daz Cameron, Angels second baseman Jahmai Jones and Rays reliever Colin Poche are three of the exciting American League prospects going to Spring Training as non-roster invitees.

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'He's pretty great'

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. arrived at Blue Jays camp on Saturday and took batting practice, where hitting coach Guillermo Martinez described him as "professional."
Having #fun before #SpringTraining2019 with my amazing mom. @LisaKelenic waiting for the full video on our channel. https://t.co/TV3FtFufS5 pic.twitter.com/DT37HPzw2k
— Jarred Kelenic (@JKelenic_1019) February 16, 2019
S/O to @ChickfilA for my own personal pan of fries with no butts! I appreciate it. pic.twitter.com/bIIS8UqQMg
— Touki Toussaint (@ToukiToussaint) February 16, 2019
Meat the Omaha Sizzle! On the menu for five Thursdays in 2019. #TheNextWave pic.twitter.com/DECc1FXkAs
— Omaha Storm Chasers (@OMAStormChasers) February 15, 2019
Averting disaster in 2012

Over on the Ben's Biz Blog, Benjamin Hill revisits his road trips from the 2012 season that took him to Minor League ballparks across the South and Northeast.
No peanuts allowed in the Yard

The Hartford Yard Goats have banned all peanut products from Dunkin' Donuts Park, becoming the first professional sports team to prohibit the increasingly common allergen.
Diversity & inclusion spotlight

Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp director of community relations Andrea Williams is the subject of our latest look at the people and programs that champion diversity and inclusion in Minor League Baseball.
"We want to make sure he's the best possible third baseman, best possible hitter he can be." #BlueJays GM Ross Atkins says top prospect Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is likely to start the season in the Minors. https://t.co/mF4UxPtSsW
— Minor League Baseball (@MiLB) February 14, 2019

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Team Rebrands

Rounding up the Minors' new names, looks

During the 2018-'19 Minor League Baseball offseason, nine teams revealed new looks. Ben Hill provides a rebranding overview for the new year.
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Organization All-Stars

Kieboom leads charge for Nats All-Stars

Shortstop Carter Kieboom, MLB.com's No. 37 overall prospect, impressed with an .801 OPS across two levels and cemented his place as a Nationals Organization All-Star.
Blue Jays system ready to make an impact
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Arizona Fall League

Davidson's moonshot secures AFL title for Peoria

Braves prospect Braxton Davidson crushed a walk-off home run in the 10th inning to give Peoria a 3-2 victory over Salt River and the AFL Championship Game.
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Yard Goats take peanuts out of the ballgame

The Hartford Yard Goats have banned peanuts from Dunkin' Donuts Park, becoming the first professional sports team to prohibit the increasingly common allergen.
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Toolshed: Spring invitees to follow in AL

Detroit Tigers outfielder Daz Cameron and Los Angeles Angels second baseman Jahmai Jones are two of the many exciting American League prospects headed to spring camp as non-roster invitees.
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