Repeat Offender May. 3, 2008 While outfielder Chris Parmelee's first season did not go quite as well as planned, he strived to make more contact in 2008 as he repeats the Midwest League. [...] Continue Reading »
Not Short On Heart May. 1, 2008 Numbers don't lie, and neither does performance. Shortstop Chris Cates hopes his numbers will prove he belongs in professional baseball, but not the number that represents his height. Cates stands 5-foot-3, which makes the former Louisville player the smallest player in the pro ranks. But he knows that how he performs—not his size—will be the most important factor in his career. [...] Continue Reading »
Making A Name Apr. 8, 2008 Righthander Kevin Mulvey may be the least-known of the prospects who came to the Twins from the Mets in the Johan Santana trade, but he could be on a fast track to the major leagues. [...] Continue Reading »
Twins' Insistence Pays Off Apr. 1, 2008 The Twins were adamant about one thing: righthander Deolis Guerra had to be part of any deal with the Mets for Johan Santana. It's easy to see why. New York's erstwhile top pitching prospect stands 6-foot-5, weighs 200 pounds and already has two years of pro experience even though he won't be 19 until the season's second week. [...] Continue Reading »
Humber Gets His Fill Mar. 19, 2008 Righthander Philip Humber was listed as the seventh-best prospect in the Mets organization by Baseball America before the Mets dealt him to the Twins in the Johan Santana trade. [...] Continue Reading »