Minor League Baseball Podcast
Summary: In "The Show Before the Show," MiLB.com writers Tyler Maun and Sam Dykstra break down Minor League Baseball's biggest storylines with guests from around the Minors including players, managers and player development experts. They'll also have a weekly look at what's going on outside the lines with business of the Minors expert Benjamin Hill.
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- Copyright: 2020 MLB Advanced Media
Podcasts:
No. 13 Atlanta Braves prospect Tucker Davidson joins the first episode of 2020 from the Rookie Career Development Program in Miami. Also, Tyler and Sam present some farm system resolutions, and Ben brings a story of how one former Trenton intern became an owner in Visalia.
Detroit Tigers No. 4 prospect Tarik Skubal joins The Show Before the Show to break down his breakout 2019 season. Also, Tyler and Sam share some of their prospect-related lessons from the year that was.
Tyler Maun hosts as Sam Dykstra, Benjamin Hill and Fort Wayne TinCaps broadcaster John Nolan join this week's show from the Winter Meetings in San Diego.
Chicago Cubs No. 3 prospect Brennen Davis joins the show to discuss his successful season at Class A South Bend and his transition to full-season ball. Also, Tyler and Sam preview Winter Meetings transactions, and Ben breaks down the new Worcester Red Sox and Fort Myers Mighty Mussels identities.
Washington Nationals No. 15 prospect Ben Braymer joins the show shortly after being added to the World Series champions' 40-man roster. Also, Tyler and Sam break down other Rule 5 Draft-protected prospects, and Ben brings details on the four new ballparks coming to Minor League Baseball in 2020.
Philadelphia Phillies top prospect and USA Baseball third baseman Alec Bohm joins the show from the Premier12 tournament in Tokyo, plus a look at the first unveiling of Copa de la Diversión for 2020.
Sam and Tyler take a look at prospects currently in action in the Premier12 tournament abroad and offer up a preview of what the Hot Stove could mean for top talent in the Minors. Ben also swings by to provide the update on the newest Minor League rebrand -- the Missoula PaddleHeads.
Mariners No. 3 prospect Logan Gilbert joins the podcast to break down his MiLBY award candidacy and his first full season in 2019. Also, Tyler and Sam discuss all the major MiLBY categories, and Ben has the details on the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers identity.
Los Angeles Angels No. 2 prospect Brandon Marsh calls into The Show Before the Show to discuss his hot start in the Arizona Fall League. Also, Tyler and Sam offer early AFL MVP picks, and Ben previews his Making of a Promo Schedule series.
This week, Miami Marlins No. 11 prospect Nick Neidert breaks down his hot start in the Arizona Fall League and his return from right knee surgery. Also, Tyler and Sam preview the Fall Stars Game, and Ben brings details of the offseason's first rebrands.
MiLB.com's Sam Dykstra, Tyler Maun, Josh Jackson and Kelsie Heneghan look back on their preseason projections for the 2019 campaign plus Benjamin Hill on upcoming rebrands and more.
No. 5 Red Sox prospect Tanner Houck discusses his move back to a starting role in the Arizona Fall League and the development of his pitching repertoire. Also, Tyler and Sam talk about BABIP and its influence on prospect stat lines, and Ben brings info from this year's Innovators Summit in El Paso.
MiLB.com's Kelsie Heneghan reports back from Sacramento's win in the Triple-A National Championship and brings an interview with Indians prospect Daniel Johnson. Also, Tyler and Sam preview the Arizona Fall League season, and Ben has the details on the longest championship droughts in the Minor Leagues.
Mets No. 4 prospect Matthew Allan talks to The Show Before the Show about his Draft story and Brooklyn's championship run. Also, Tyler and Sam discuss the importance of Minor League Baseball and Ben brings stories from his trip to Hagerstown.
Philadelphia Phillies first-round pick Bryson Stott recaps his first season of Minor League Baseball, Tyler and Sam make predictions for the two Triple-A postseasons and Ben has stories from his trip to Class A Advanced Potomac.
