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(Note: the con­tent might be slow­ing down the next cou­ple of months as I will be trav­el­ing. A lot of base­ball in my trav­els, though. Obvi­ous­ly not ide­al and not the plan mov­ing for­ward. 2025 is kind of the pre­sea­son for the site. My life sched­ule changes in the fall (no more kids at home dur­ing the week) and I plan on going at this thing like a full-time job. I appre­ci­ate any­one check­ing out the site, and know it won’t slow down next sum­mer.)

We have much in com­mon if you val­ue watch­ing base­ball play­ers do their thing. I’ll roll up my sleeves and do the heavy mud­ding, so you don’t have to, observ­ing and report­ing, try­ing to get a leg up on the prospect­ing pieces, spread­sheets, and ranks might miss. If I do my job well, you’ll get knowl­edge on play­ers well before your oppo­nents do. My only guar­an­tee is that the home­work will get done. If you’re famil­iar with my pre­vi­ous work, then I imag­ine you’re here because you val­ued it. If I’m new to you, my mis­sion is to prove the work use­ful. Let’s see if we can win the mar­gins to cham­pi­on our dynasty leagues. Cliffnotes work bet­ter with hit­ters, but it’s my belief that get­ting eyes on pitch­ers is imper­a­tive to get­ting a decent eval­u­a­tion, thus you’ll find our looks more pitch­er-heavy.

Who had for­mer B‑Side selec­tion Ryan Rit­ter with the sec­ond most HRs in all the minors after two months? Rit­ter has been all over the map from year to year at the plate. A sea­son full of swing n miss, to good con­tact. Lit­tle pow­er, to lots of pow­er, back to lit­tle, and back to lots. Here are his 15 HRs on the sea­son, 11 of which were in the month of May: