Prospect 361° is for baseball fans and fantasy baseball players to discover information about minor league players that is “beyond the obvious.” We combine scouting and sabremetrics to try and paint a portrait of a player including their current tools and how those tools might progress through the player development process.
From a fantasy view, we evaluate prospects that might work for deep fantasy leagues including the emerging Dynasty format. Since sometimes a prospect is a better fantasy player, we do our best to point out those differences.
While our analysis will hopefully prove to be comprehensive, it is by no means perfect, as scouting and player development is an inexact science. However, our research will be based on attending games from the GCL and AZL rookie leagues through AAA and the Fall instructional leagues as well as discussing players with our numerous contacts within the baseball industry. You can reach Rich at thefantasysportsguy@gmail.com.
Very nice site Rich.. solid work as always… all that is missing is a pic of the master.. “that be you”.. looking forward to our next face to face.. ciao for now.. john (bull durhams)
Great work. I love this site. Keep up the good work
Rich :
am writing to compliment you for the wonderful podcasts .
you did a terrific job with the “solo” show that you did , and since then i have become a devout listener (albeit in archives) .
your player analysis , supported by your “scout-like” approach , is commendable .
i cannot thank you enough for the joy that you have afforded me .
intelligent … thought provoking … entertaining .
Thanks so much for your kind remarks. Much appreciated.
Rich,
I finally had the chance to check out this website. It is very informative and I compliment you on your educated insight. Being a Red Sox fan all my life,I particularly enjoyed your reviews of the “up and comers”. Jackie Bradley is getting a lot of favorable press in the Boston Globe this spring and could very well be in playing defense in front of the Green Monster this year.
Thanks,
Jack McNulty