2026 Prospect Evaluation Board
A selected Top 100 from an original 160-player pool across all 30 MLB organizations, with organizational priority lists and an explicit evidence standard.
Working board · ranks 17–100 provisionalPlayer evaluation, organizational strategy, and the information behind baseball decisions.
Business Administration student at California Baptist University, Ninefold founder, and CBU Baseball volunteer. Building toward a career in MLB baseball operations and scouting.
Four work samples spanning prospect evaluation, organizational analysis, baseball software and a proposed quantitative research framework.
A selected Top 100 from an original 160-player pool across all 30 MLB organizations, with organizational priority lists and an explicit evidence standard.
Working board · ranks 17–100 provisionalAn examination of player acquisition, development, roster flexibility and depth under Andrew Friedman, including the costs and tradeoffs of sustaining contention.
Independent qualitative analysisA product and information-architecture case study connecting scattered JUCO information with discovery, comparison and evaluation workflows for college baseball staffs.
Working project · validation ongoingA two-axis framework separating swing-decision risk from contact risk, with hitter archetypes, scouting follow-up questions and a proposed quantitative validation design.
Conceptual · not statistically validated
All four projects in one bookmarked document, preceded by a one-page project index. Read the complete collection or go directly to the work that interests you.
The aim is to organize a baseball question well enough that an evaluator can act on it—and understand what still needs another look.
Consider swing decisions and contact ability for hitters; strike-throwing and usable pitch quality for pitchers. Walk and strikeout rates alone do not establish chase, contact quality or command.
Age, competition level, role, availability and positional demands shape how a skill might translate. Separate observed performance from developmental projection.
Define the next question: compare candidates, review video, verify the source or revisit an assumption. Distinguish working evaluations from validated findings.
My interests sit where scouting judgment, roster construction and baseball information systems meet.