- Wed Mar 05, 2025 9:40 pm
#7548
The Tampa Bay Rays are making waves in the prospect pool, and the latest community poll has sparked some intriguing discussions. With Dylan Lesko, a former first-round pick, landing at number 20 on the prospect list, it raises some questions about his future and the overall direction of the Rays' farm system.
Lesko's journey has been anything but smooth, especially after undergoing Tommy John surgery. His fastball can reach up to 98 mph, and he boasts a plus-plus changeup, but can he bounce back to fulfill the promise that made him a top draft pick? What are your thoughts on his potential? Is he still a top-tier prospect, or has the injury derailed his trajectory?
Additionally, the emergence of players like Homer Bush Jr. and Colton Ledbetter adds another layer to the conversation. Bush Jr. is touted as one of the most athletic players in the system, while Ledbetter's power and speed make him a compelling candidate for a future corner outfield spot. Which of these prospects do you believe has the highest ceiling?
Moreover, with the Rays' recent strategy of aggressive player development, do you think they are changing the cooking time for their prospects? Are they pushing players through the system too quickly, or is this the right approach to maximize their potential?
Let’s dive into the discussion! Share your bold predictions for these prospects and how you see the Rays' future shaping up. Will they continue to be a powerhouse in the AL East, or are there challenges ahead?
Lesko's journey has been anything but smooth, especially after undergoing Tommy John surgery. His fastball can reach up to 98 mph, and he boasts a plus-plus changeup, but can he bounce back to fulfill the promise that made him a top draft pick? What are your thoughts on his potential? Is he still a top-tier prospect, or has the injury derailed his trajectory?
Additionally, the emergence of players like Homer Bush Jr. and Colton Ledbetter adds another layer to the conversation. Bush Jr. is touted as one of the most athletic players in the system, while Ledbetter's power and speed make him a compelling candidate for a future corner outfield spot. Which of these prospects do you believe has the highest ceiling?
Moreover, with the Rays' recent strategy of aggressive player development, do you think they are changing the cooking time for their prospects? Are they pushing players through the system too quickly, or is this the right approach to maximize their potential?
Let’s dive into the discussion! Share your bold predictions for these prospects and how you see the Rays' future shaping up. Will they continue to be a powerhouse in the AL East, or are there challenges ahead?