The Stash 5/14: Ranking The Top 10 Hitting Prospects To Stash

Ian Happ got the call yesterday. He hit 2nd and went one for three with a walk and a homerun. He has been swinging a hot bat and could be...

Ian Happ got the call yesterday. He hit 2nd and went one for three with a walk and a homerun. He has been swinging a hot bat and could be a good addition for a little bit of time, but is likely to go back down when Zobrist returns. I hope that he can play his way into a rotational role between LF, RF or 2B. Anyways, Let us begin. Every weekend, I will be posting about the minor leaguers you should be stashing on your team. This list will be arranged by impact for this year only. Players that will be called up sooner will be ahead of players with more talent who might only be called up late in the year.

Anyway, let us get to the other prospects:

1) Rhys Hoskins, Philadelphia Phillies AAA, ETA: June

Hoskins has 10 RBIS in the last week and continues to smash the ball. The sad part to this story is Tommy Joseph is hitting and has OPS of 1.792 in the last week. This could influence Hoskins time line but I still believe Hoskins is the first baseman of the future for the Phillies.

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Nic Gardiner

University of North Texas grad working in Germany as a BI Consultant. I write about prospects when I am not traveling.

One response to “The Stash 5/14: Ranking The Top 10 Hitting Prospects To Stash”

  1. Biff Malibu says:

    So consider an unlimited dynasty 20-team format. Wouldn’t Rosario be perfect compliment Andrus well? Comparable n interchangeable numbers right?? It’s worked for me well with Cano n “bull”Dozier.

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