Tag: Albert Baur

Pirates Prospects has learned that 26-year-old first baseman Albert Baur has retired. He was likely slated to begin the season at Altoona after hitting .266/.327/.411 in 117 games for the Bradenton Marauders in 2018. Baur was drafted by the Pirates in the 28th round in 2015 out of Newberry College. He spent his first two […]

The weakest team in the Pirates’ system this year, as far as full-season teams, will be the Bradenton Marauders. The prospect depth at the level is thin, with very few players who could eventually become impact prospects, or even starters one day in the majors. The strength of the team is easily on the pitching […]

The West Virginia Power made a couple roster moves on Tuesday afternoon, with their second injury in two days and and an overworked bullpen gets some help. We mentioned this morning that outfielder Victor Fernandez was placed on the disabled list on Monday and Carlos Munoz was added to the roster. Munoz was with the […]

There wasn’t much to get excited about in rounds 26-30. The Pirates should have a good shot at signing most of these guys, pending they don’t return to college for their senior years. That wouldn’t be an option with 28th rounder Albert Baur, who is a senior. These guys will mostly fill out the Morgantown […]