The View From Behind the Backstop: But It’s Really Hard Not to Play on the One and the Three Jeffrey Paternostro September 4, 2019 Share: > Image credit: Callo Albanese & Davide Piferi De Simoni Subscribe to Baseball ProspectusReflections on another minor league season behind the backstop. Full access to this article is for Premium Baseball Prospectus subscribers. Sign up today to get access to insightful analysis for the discerning baseball fan. Super-Premium - $66.99 / yearPremium - $45.95 / yearPremium Monthly - $6.99 / month Subscribe to Baseball Prospectus In This Article 1 Chef's TableRyan Zeferjahn Related Articles 2020 Prospects: Boston Red Sox Top 10 Prospects $ by Jeffrey Paternostro and BP Prospect Staff 11/06 11 Eyewitness Accounts: 2019 Draft $ by BP Prospect Staff 6/03 10 Latest Articles MMTP: Featuring The Best First Base Prospect in Baseball $ by BP Prospect Staff 9/20 4 MLU: Gabriel Arias Raises the Bar $ by John Trupin 9/20 0 The Call-Up: Shane Baz $ by Keanan Lamb and Tim McCullough 9/20 1 Box Score Banter: The Giants Win When They Lose, Kyle Tucker Takes a Spill B by Baseball Prospectus Editors 9/20 2 The Impact of Modern Pitching Staffs on Payrolls $ by Rob Mains 9/20 6 more chevron_rightchevron_right Jeffrey Paternostro More about: Chef's TableRyan Zeferjahn Latest Articles MMTP: Featuring The Best First Base Prospect in Baseball $ by BP Prospect Staff 9/20 4 MLU: Gabriel Arias Raises the Bar $ by John Trupin 9/20 0 The Call-Up: Shane Baz $ by Keanan Lamb and Tim McCullough 9/20 1 Related Articles 2020 Prospects: Boston Red Sox Top 10 Prospects $ by Jeffrey Paternostro and BP Prospect Staff 11/06 11 Eyewitness Accounts: 2019 Draft $ by BP Prospect Staff 6/03 10 You need to be logged in to comment. Login or Subscribe Comments are closed.
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