Eric Longenhagen is a journalist who writes for Ottoneu, Inc. and Az Snakepit. His articles cover a wide range of topics related to baseball, including scouting reports, trade analysis, prospect rankings, and team updates. Eric provides in-depth analysis and insights into the world of baseball, keeping readers informed and engaged.
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Eric Longenhagen focuses on providing investment analysis, announcements, and industry-specific content related to sports, particularly baseball. He gives significant attention to the MLB, baseball drafts, and the future of baseball with a focus on young players.
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By: Eric Longenhagen
We kick off a new prospect list cycle with an update on international pro players.
The 40-man deadline saw some players effectively punch their ticket to the big leagues, while others found homes in new orgs.
A round up of the players taken in the Major League phase of Wednesday’s Rule 5 Draft.
Cleveland stands a pretty good chance of getting at least two soon-to-be integral members of its pitching staff out of these trades.
By: Eric Longenhagen
A blockbuster rule of thumb: Get back at least one high-probability everyday hitter. That’s exactly what Chicago is getting in Teel.
The A’s have many valid reasons to make this trade, but it feels like they gave up a lot for a fairly well-compensated starter coming back from injury.
Philadelphia got another high-quality starter for Christmas, while the Marlins got a 19-year-old defensive wizard.
Los Angeles replaced Lux with a better roster fit in a separate deal, then flipped him for multiple pieces. This is vintage Andrew Friedman snowballing assets.
By: Eric Longenhagen
A former Top 100 prospect, Cartaya has either plateaued or regressed in basically every facet of the game over the last two seasons.
With a new international signing period set to open tomorrow, an update on the prospects in the 2025 class.
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