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 692437,Winston Santos,P,"6' 0""",160.0,Right,Right,2002-04-15,2026.0,Medium,50.0,60.0,60.0,,,50.0,55.0,,,50.0,55.0,,,55.0,60.0,"Santos is an undersized righty who took big steps in the command department this season. His athleticism should help him maintain a starter’s workload, and his effortless and consistent delivery allows him to pinpoint his pitches. He wields a plus fastball, sitting at 95-97 MPH with a lot of life from a 5.6’ vertical release point. It’s flatter approach angle leads to a lot of misses under the offering. His breaking ball of choice is a gyro-slider, which sits at 83-85 MPH. He rounds out his arsenal with a mid-to-high 80s changeup with ~10” of vertical separation from his fastball. Each of his pitches are at least average offerings and are elevated by his ability to throw strikes. His stuff paints the picture of a future 4/5 starter, with his command raising the ceiling, although his timeline has been extended following a serious back injury.",2025-06-04 00:13:02,
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 807291,Caden Scarborough,P,"6' 5""",185.0,Right,Right,2005-04-01,2028.0,High,50.0,55.0,60.0,,,60.0,70.0,,,40.0,50.0,,,40.0,50.0,"Caden Scarborough was selected in the 6th round of the 2023 draft out of Harmony High School but didn't make his pro debut until July 2024 following a strained lat. Despite the late start, Scarborough hit the ground running with an impressive display of athleticism and stuff. He has a projectable frame and has started to tap into more power this season with an additional +2 MPH on his fastball, which now sits at 94-95 MPH and maxes out at 97 MPH. He generates a flat VAA on the offering from his lower 3/4 slot which helps it generate plenty of swing and miss high in the zone. It also exhibits 14-16"" glove-side movement to help it run away from LHH ands keep RHH honest on the inner third. The biggest knock on his otherwise strong fastball is his inability to land it for strikes early in the count. Scarborough pairs his fastball with a low 80s slider with a ton of sweeping action. From a stuff perspective, it is easily a plus offering and flashes plus-plus traits when it is located well, especially against RHH. He rounds out his arsenal with a changeup that sits in the mid 80s and flashes solid traits, but his feel for the offering is poor. Scarborough has a silky smooth delivery and is limiting walks while throwing much harder. His fastball and slider combo give him a fantastic foundation to build upon, and he has the perfect frame to develop as a starter. ",2025-08-08 15:23:14,
-702650,Michael Forret,P,"6' 3""",190.0,Left,Right,2004-04-06,2027.0,Medium,46.0,60.0,70.0,,,40.0,50.0,45.0,55.0,45.0,55.0,45.0,60.0,40.0,45.0,"Michael Forret excelled following his 14th round selection of the 2023 draft as he worked his way to Hi-A in his first pro season. Before heading to the IL with a back injury in late April, Forret flashed a vastly improved fastball and more refined command, which sparked his hot start to the season. His fastball velocity still sits at 93-95 MPH, however it is generating over +2"" IVB this season, where from his 5.8 ft release propelled it into plus territory. His cross-bodied release leads to some funky angles, including a flat vertical approach which has devastated batters this season. He is also doing a much better job zoning the offering after he struggled throwing it for strikes last season. Forret supplements his strong fastball with a wide array of secondaries, including a sinker and a pair of both breaking balls and offspeed offerings. His sinker is exclusively used against RHH where it's nearly a foot and half of run jams batters on the inner thrid. The first breaking ball is a curveball with ""deathball"" shape, and the other being a slider with two-plane movement. Both pitches sit in the low 80s and have returned strong results this season. We are not done with Forret's arsenal because he throws two distinct offspeed offerings: a splitter and a changeup. He opts to use both offerings against LHH as a putaway pitch, where their movement differential from his fastball helps them play up. His splitter's low spin nature and ability to kill vertical movement flashes plus traits, while his changeup generates a lot more arm-side action. Forret wields an extremely deep arsenal headlined by a plus fastball. The command gains are the most important part of his development and make him one of the most intriguing arms in Baltimore's system.",2025-05-14 01:16:03,
+702650,Michael Forret,P,"6' 3""",190.0,Left,Right,2004-04-06,2027.0,Medium,50.0,60.0,70.0,,,40.0,50.0,45.0,55.0,45.0,55.0,45.0,60.0,40.0,45.0,"Michael Forret excelled following his 14th round selection of the 2023 draft as he worked his way to Hi-A in his first pro season. Before heading to the IL with a back injury in late April, Forret flashed a vastly improved fastball and more refined command, which sparked his hot start to the season. His fastball velocity still sits at 93-95 MPH, however it is generating over +2"" IVB this season, where from his 5.8 ft release propelled it into plus territory. His cross-bodied release leads to some funky angles, including a flat vertical approach which has devastated batters this season. He is also doing a much better job zoning the offering after he struggled throwing it for strikes last season. Forret supplements his strong fastball with a wide array of secondaries, including a sinker and a pair of both breaking balls and offspeed offerings. His sinker is exclusively used against RHH where it's nearly a foot and half of run jams batters on the inner thrid. The first breaking ball is a curveball with ""deathball"" shape, and the other being a slider with two-plane movement. Both pitches sit in the low 80s and have returned strong results this season. We are not done with Forret's arsenal because he throws two distinct offspeed offerings: a splitter and a changeup. He opts to use both offerings against LHH as a putaway pitch, where their movement differential from his fastball helps them play up. His splitter's low spin nature and ability to kill vertical movement flashes plus traits, while his changeup generates a lot more arm-side action. Forret wields an extremely deep arsenal headlined by a plus fastball. The command gains are the most important part of his development and make him one of the most intriguing arms in Baltimore's system.",2025-08-12 03:16:59,
 688867,Braxton Bragg,P,"6' 2""",207.0,Right,Right,2000-10-28,2026.0,Medium,46.0,55.0,60.0,50.0,50.0,55.0,60.0,,,55.0,60.0,,,45.0,55.0,,2025-05-22 01:19:15,
 805792,Charlee Soto,P,"6' 3""",210.0,Switch,Right,2005-08-31,2026.0,High,50.0,60.0,70.0,,,60.0,70.0,60.0,60.0,30.0,40.0,,,40.0,40.0,"Klassen is a prime example of a team trusting a pitcher’s stuff and letting the command find its way. It was no surprise that Klassen was seen as a RP out of college. He greatly struggled with his command and issued walks at will as a function of his very aggressive and long delivery. The command struggles continued into his first pro season, but Klassen was overwhelmingly dominant that he easily got back on track. Klassen's fastball sits at 97-98 MPH. Its shape is not ideal, as it hovers in the dead zone, but due to its elite velocity and moderate arm-side movement, the pitch grades out well. He wields two breaking balls, including a power two-plane curveball and an extremely hard bullet slider. His curveball sits at 86-88 MPH, with his slider living in the low 90s. Both pitches are comfortably plus offerings; I would call his slider one of the best pitches in MiLB. The lack of a refined off-speed pitch and his wavering command puts a damper on his future as a starter. His stuff is nasty. He just needs to keep throwing strikes.",2025-08-12 03:05:03,
 694393,Jaxon Wiggins,P,"6' 6""",225.0,Right,Right,2001-10-03,2026.0,High,50.0,60.0,70.0,,,60.0,60.0,40.0,40.0,45.0,55.0,,,30.0,40.0,"Jaxon Wiggins is a big-bodied righty with a flamethrower of an arm who has taken AA by storm this season. He sits amongst the most prolific whiff generators in MiLB backed by an elite fastball and plus slider which he further supplements with a changeup and curveball vs LHH. Wiggins' fastball sits in the upper 90s with an above average ride from his high 3/4 slot. It does a stupendous job at inducing whiffs in the zone, however its steeper approach leaves it prone to damage. His slider exhibits tight cut-gyro movement and averaged 88-89 MPH. He commands the offering well, leading to strong whiff rates and above average chases rates. His changeup's combination of vertical and velocity separation from his fastball provides him the necessary weapon to tackle LHH. Although it is a more raw offering, it has flashed exceptional results this season. The biggest concern in Wiggins profile is his inconsistent command which continues to hamper him in starts this season. He ranks near the bottom in most conventional control proxies including Strikes, Zone%, and First Pitch Strike%, indicating that he may ultimately end up in the bullpen. Nonetheless, Wiggins has some of the most exciting stuff of all MiLB pitchers and if he can keep the walks in check, his ceiling as a starter is very tantalizing.",2025-06-28 01:11:09,