Ben Weinrib is an editor specializing in baseball coverage, with a focus on minor league and major league baseball. His work has been featured in publications such as Minor League Baseball, Major League Baseball, Athlon Sports, and Wenatchee World. Ben covers a range of topics including player profiles, organizational rankings, and diversity initiatives within the sport.
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Ben Weinrib's focus is on event coverage in the sports, particularly baseball. He heavily covers minor league teams and prospects within major league organizations. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights into upcoming events or recent occurrences related to baseball, especially with a focus on minor league players and their performances. Additionally, if you have expertise in identifying emerging talent or can offer unique perspectives on events within these specific teams and leagues, it may be of interest to him.
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Mets'No. 5 prospect uses electric stuff to whiff 11 straight hitters
Angels first-rounder calls game for first time ever for Trash Pandas
By: Ben Weinrib
Christian Moore has accomplished a lot in his young baseball career. Prior to the Angels drafting him eighth overall in July, the 21-year-old led Tennessee to a national championship and set program records for career (61) and single-season home runs (34). But the one thing he never got to do,
By: Ben Weinrib
After setting the single-season (35) and career (75) home run records at Florida this year, it was a matter of time before Jac Caglianone brought his light-tower power to the Minors. He just didn't draw up his first professional home run looking like this. The sixth overall pick in July's
By: Ben Weinrib
It seemed like a preview of future AL Central rivals when two top 50 prospects clashed at Double-A on Sunday afternoon. For the second time this week, the Guardians' Chase DeLauter (MLB No. 42) stepped into the batter's box against the Tigers' Jackson Jobe (MLB No. 8). The former came
Erie slugger homers in third straight; Jobe fans 7 in 5+ innings
By: Ben Weinrib
Roman Anthony has made quite the splash seven games into his tenure at Triple-A. Literally. MLB's No. 14 prospect launched his first home run for the Worcester Red Sox and it landed in the Elizabeth River. That highlighted Anthony's first four-hit night at the level in Tuesday's 8-5 win over
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Nashville Sounds outfielder Brewer Hicklen has always felt a tie to his hometown of Huntsville, Ala. The 29-year-old has returned home nearly every offseason since the Royals drafted him in 2017 to hold a youth camp that has reached an attendance of 150. Heading into the 2024
By: Ben Weinrib
Chandler Simpson has run straight into the record books. The Rays' No. 5 prospect became the first Minor or Major League player since 2012 to reach 100 stolen bases in a season on Sunday -- and he didn't need long to do it.
By: Ben Weinrib
Three years after playing high school football, Bubba Chandler remains a quarterback at heart. When MLB's No. 38 overall prospect watches live gridiron games, he can't help but break down defenses by watching safeties and identifying coverages. The two-sport high school star thinks through progressions while playing EA Sports College
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