Don wrote:My reports are dulled down quite a bit, I do not provide my more detailed information on public forums, my top players might have quite a few pages of information on them (pitch by pitch), (at bat by at bat), etc.... What I will say here on ON is just a basic guideline of what prospects bring to the table. Right before the draft, I will break down the likely selections over a boarder graded system (simply top ten)
I provide my two cents about guys that I see and I get assigned from time to time over the Eastern and Carolina leagues for overlap, so you may see some things about players in July.
I am constantly busy and you will see that most of my traffic is off-season, most of the time I am out from February to early October, but have assignments over the summer and circuits are not every day.
I do this because it is a nice throw back bit for interaction.
Cool, thanks for responding! I guess you do draft stuff but also do minor league scouting? I never thought a major league team would let their scouts writeup players for a website but its cool that you can do that. If you do carolina and eastern league are you on the east coast? It looks like you were writing up draft players from california and ohio too. Are they playing against east coast teams and that's how you saw them?
Sorry for all the questions. My friend interned with a team this last year which was our first out of college, and he is trying to get into scouting. They were really strict with what he was allowed to do and who he was allowed to talk to and stuff like that so thats why i was just curious about how you could do both.
Also I was reading baseballamerica.com's top 100 highschool players list and was trying to learn about them but couldnt tell if your article was broad or specific because it sounded like you were writing about how they usually play and not how they were playing in the tournament you covered.
Thanks again.