Editorial Staff
Jack Etkin
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Ryan Rolison Focuses On Improving His Arsenal
The 2018 first-rounder prioritizes development over results—which is impressive given how well he has pitched this year.
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Alan Trejo's Bat Has Developed In Pro Ball
Enhanced selectivity at the plate has helped the former San Diego State shortstop establish himself in pro ball.
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Hard Work Pays Off For Alfredo Garcia
The 19-year-old Venezuelan got into better shape and improved his delivery and arm speed, which could pay off handsomely in 2019.
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Ben Bowden Works To Tighten His Slider
The 24-year-old reliever gets swings and misses above the belt. Now the Rockies want him to turn his slider into a weapon.
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Bret Boswell Packs A Punch
The lefthanded-hitting Boswell launched 27 home runs at two Class A stops last season while playing two positions.
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Jesus Tinoco's Future Role Still Undecided
After having success out of the bullpen in the Arizona Fall League, Tinoco could eventually feature in Colorado as either a starter or reliever.
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Josh Fuentes Builds His Own Identity
Fuentes escaped the looming shadow of cousin Nolan Arenado by tweaking his swing and enhancing his positional versatility.
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Tyler Nevin Seizes AFL Opportunity
Health was the biggest factor in Nevin's career-best season in the California League, but a quiet, disciplined hitting approach didn't hurt.
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Hunter Stovall Eagerly Goes Behind The Plate
The natural second baseman can play all over the infield, the outfield and even catcher, which he gleefully proved at instructional league.
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Colton Welker Shows Mature Hitting Approach
The hitter-friendly winds of Lancaster never seduced Colton Welker to sell out for home runs.
