Nick Richards

Clarke Schmidt, RHP, NYY

A Top-100 prospect has made it to majors in a strange 2020 season even though he has very little time at AA, but here is Clarke Schmidt. A top 100 guy for my 100th player profile!

John King, RHP, TEX

Jumping all the way from High-A to the majors in this shortened season, let’s see how John King got to the Rangers.

After never rising above Double-A, Antonio Santos has reached the big leagues this shortened season. In two games so far (as I write this), he has been hit hard. What do his minor league numbers tell us to expect in the future?

Keury Mella, RHP, ARI

Keury Mella has been getting a taste of the major leagues for the past four years. Now that he is up again, let’s get to know Mr. Mella.

Jackson Rutledge, LHP, WAS

Only drafted a year ago, Jackson Rutledge has made a good impression already.

Sherten Apostel, 3B, TEX

The Rangers seem to have a top prospect in Sherten Apostel. What exactly do they have?

Riley O’Brien, RHP, CIN

Hi, Reds fans! Ready to meet your newest organization pitcher?

Kyle Wright, RHP, ATL

With over 40 innings pitched at the major league level, Kyle Wright is about to lose his rookie eligibility. Before that happens, let’s see how he got here.

Patrick Sandoval, RHP, LAA

As we say goodbye to Patrick Sandoval’s rookie eligibility, let’s see how he got to the majors and what we can expect now that he’s here.

Adbert Alzolay, RHP, CHC

In honor of Adbert Alzolay’s fine first start of 2020 for the Cubs, let’s see how he got here.

Johan Oviedo, RHP, STL

Johan Oviedo got his first major league strikeout today in the first inning against Chicago. What can we glean from his minor league record to tell us how his major league career might go?

Tony Santillan, RHP, CIN

You thought 2020 was bad, meet Tony Santillan’s 2019…

Sam Hilliard, OF, COL

Only playing about every other day, Sam Hilliard has started out 5-for-28 slow. What do his minor league numbers tell us he is capable of?

Humberto Mejía, RHP, MIA

Not a top prospect, and has never pitched above High-A ball, but the Marlins need an arm, and here comes Humberto Mejía to start for them at least once.

Dustin May, RHP, LAD

In honor of his great start this year, let’s see where Dustin May came from. You don’t need me to tell you he was a great prospect, but I’m going to tell you that anyway.