Plus: 10 questions that will decide AL West
The 2023 DREAM Series wrapped on a rainy Monday morning in Arizona and the approximately 80 high schoolers returned home, ready to use the wisdom and lessons imparted to them by former big leaguers in their soon-to-start spring seasons.
While this is an atypical showcase -- with no games played, a strong focus on individual instruction and an emphasis on pitching and catching -- there were still players who stood out with how they went about their business.
This isn't an event just for the current Draft class, with players representing the next few classes up to 2026 on hand. Many of the drafted alumni of this event, like last year's No. 4 overall pick Termarr Johnson to name one example, started coming as underclassmen. Stash these names, and don't be surprised to see them high up on Draft boards in future years. |
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| Nine of the hurlers on MLB Pipeline's Top 10 list are estimated to reach The Show this year, and there is a new No. 1 pitcher after 19-year-old Andrew Painter's breakout season. |
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Who are currently the game's best out in left? Find out on MLB Now at 8 p.m. ET on MLB Network. |
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Just like every hitter has his own batting stance, every pitcher has his own windup. Some deliveries stand out more than others, and these pitchers each had a style all his own on the mound. |
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The Braves have spent time as the Boston Braves, the Milwaukee Braves and of course the Atlanta Braves. But for a brief time, they even had a different nickname as they went by the Boston Bees. |
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Frank Thomas led the Mets with 34 homers in their inaugural season in 1962. Who first broke his single-season team record? |
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