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There are a number of clubs that have made significant moves this offseason, although some of their maneuvers have raised further questions. What should we make of it all? Hmmm ...
Part 3 of the MLB Pipeline Executives Poll asks front offices about six total tools: hit, usable power and speed on the offensive side of the game; fastball, secondary pitch and overall pitchability on the mound.
Even after several big moves -- like the recent signing of Kazuma Okamoto -- Toronto's offseason still feels alive. There's a sense of momentum that's carried over from the run to the World Series, and that can be addicting.
MLB Pipeline's Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo whip out their crystal balls to project which prospects will stand out a year from now in a slew of major categories.
On his annual return home to the Dominican Republic, Julio Rodríguez unveiled a massive overhaul to the fields he grew up playing on -- and brought out some of baseball's biggest stars.
