FYPD Ranks with James Anderson
First Year Player Draft ranks can be tricky. How do you value the newest coming prospect class, and how do they relate to overall prospect lists? Chris Welsh and James Anderson talk about to tiers of FYPD ranks, what happened to the pitchers and some deep names to watch.
Rundown
2:48 - Druw Jones and Jackson Holliday
3:49 - Welsh and Druw Jones Snippet
8:07 - James Wood
14:49 - Kodai Senga and Masataka Yoshida
17:12 - James breaks down Senga's start
22:10 - Tier 2 of FYPD
23:53 - Zach Neto
32:26 - Kevin Parada
38:26 - Jett Williams
40:59 - Ethan Salas
44:26 - Dalton Rushing
46:25 - Where are the pitching prospects?
50:58 - Deeper FYPD prospects to target
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