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Author: Jed Weisberger

Major Leagues / New York Yankees / slider

You Never Know with Prospects

Jed Weisbergerby Jed WeisbergerMarch 20, 2016
Will Aaron Judge fulfill what is predicted for him with the Yankees? We don't know.  (Cheryl Pursell)

Tyler Kepner, the esteemed baseball columnist for The New York Times, penned one of his best in Sunday morning’s editions. …Read More

Analyzing the Future / Columns / Major Leagues / New York Yankees / slider

Coshow, Holder Could Make Mark in Trenton in 2016

Jed Weisbergerby Jed WeisbergerMarch 13, 2016
Right-hander Jonathan Holder will get a shot at Double-A Trenton on 2016. (Bryan Green)

With the Yankees starting to send the first group of players who have been with the big club back to …Read More

Analyzing the Future / Columns / Major Leagues / New York Yankees / slider

Early Spring-Training Working Groups Mean Nothing

Jed Weisbergerby Jed WeisbergerMarch 10, 2016
Lefty Nestor Cortes hopes to build off his strong Pulaski season pitching with the Double-A work group.

Having been on the scene for many years at the Himes Complex in Tampa, the Minor League Working Groups are, …Read More

Analyzing the Future / Columns / Major Leagues / New York Yankees / slider

The Situations Jorge Mateo Could Cause

Jed Weisbergerby Jed WeisbergerMarch 6, 2016
The Yankees will find a spot for Jorge Mateo in 2019. (Bryan Green)

Jorge Mateo, the Yankees top prospect according to almost every ranking, showed a glimpse of what he’ll contribute some day …Read More

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Spring Training Stats Worth Little

Jed Weisbergerby Jed WeisbergerMarch 2, 2016
Luis Severino got scuffed a bit Wednesday. Forget about it.

Yankees pitcher Luis Severino had a rough Grapefruit League debut Wednesday afternoon, allowing five runs in the second inning, … …Read More

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The Curious Case of Ronald Torreyes

Jed Weisbergerby Jed WeisbergerFebruary 28, 2016
Ronald Torreyes  hopes to stay with the Yankees for a bit. (Bryan Green)

A 23-year-old, 5-foot-7 infielder named Ronald Torreyes is in camp with the Yankees, on their 40-man roster, If he follows his …Read More

Analyzing the Future / Columns / Major Leagues / New York Yankees / slider

Will Kaprielian Reach Majors in 2016? It Depends

Jed Weisbergerby Jed WeisbergerFebruary 24, 2016
Can James Kaprielian earn a trip to the majors in 2016? (John Corneau Photos)

It has been a popular question. Will James Kaprielian, the right-hander who was the Yankees’ top 2015 draft pick out …Read More

Analyzing the Future / Columns / Major Leagues / New York Yankees / slider

Long Shots – The 2016 Non-Roster Invitees

Jed Weisbergerby Jed WeisbergerFebruary 21, 2016
Anthony Swarzak may have a shot at a swing role as a non-rostet invitee. (Bryan Green)

We all see the line time and time again – traditionally in agate on the statistics page of the newspaper, …Read More

Analyzing the Future / Columns / Major Leagues / New York Yankees / slider

Not Every OF Prospect Will Wear Pinstripes

Jed Weisbergerby Jed WeisbergerFebruary 17, 2016
Will Cincinnati keep Jake Cave, or return him to the Yankees' mix of outfield prospects?

As with the shortstops, not every outfield prospect in the Yankees system will wear the hallowed Pinstripes in his major-league …Read More

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Ramon Flores Could Stick with Brewers

Jed Weisbergerby Jed WeisbergerFebruary 14, 2016
Ramon Flores has a chance to earn a spot with the Milwaukee Brewers..

Outfielder Ramon Flores, when he was in the Yankees system, was always a player who was looking to improve himself. …Read More

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