Tag: Logan Sendelbach

The Pittsburgh Pirates released ten minor league pitchers on Tuesday morning. According to the team press release, Wilmer Contreras, Sergio Cubilete, Bret Helton, Randy Jimenez, Yeudry Manzanillo, Evan Piechota, Will Reed, Logan Sendelbach, Brian Sousa and Mason Ward were all let go today. The list has a few surprises, but no players who were considered for […]

A look at how the current top 30 prospects did today. If a player is in the majors and loses his prospect eligibility, he will be removed. Everyone below him will be shifted up a spot, and a new player will be added to the bottom of the list. If a player is out for […]

The Pittsburgh Pirates made some minor league moves on Thursday afternoon for their two clubs in West Virginia. Casey Hughston returned to the Power after a stint in Extended Spring Training. Logan Sendelbach was added to the roster as well. Julio Vivas and Billy Roth were assigned to Morgantown to make room for the two […]

CHARLESTON, WV – It’s safe to say that Logan Sendelbach is different. Surrounded by the rest of the West Virginia Power starting rotation, he looks positively scrawny, clocking in at 185 pounds against Mitch Keller’s 195, Bret Helton’s 215, and Dario Agrazal’s 216. With the stuff he’s throwing, though, the lean righty doesn’t need the […]

In yesterday’s Morning Report, we looked at the prospects who struggled throughout the month of May. Today we switch gears to the pitchers. Just like yesterday, these might not be the worst players on each team for the month, but I tried to stick to players who are at least marginal prospects, or in the […]

Some of you may have noticed recently that a lot of players have been assigned to Extended Spring Training. Early on Monday in the Top Performers article, we mentioned that Logan Sendelbach was having a lot of success this season in the West Virginia rotation. Shortly after that article went up, we got an email […]

This week, we had live coverage from Indianapolis, Altoona, and I was in West Virginia for most of the week. John Dreker also reviewed a lot of the games via MiLB.tv, giving us an additional look at the players at the top levels. As usual, we provide recaps of the top performers, using their strong […]

Yesterday I mentioned that the Indianapolis pitching staff is first in the league in ERA, thanks in large part to the four prospects in the rotation all having strong starts to their season. West Virginia also leads their league in ERA and while they don’t have the high profile prospects that Indianapolis has, the Power […]

I’ve noted the last few weeks that there are going to be guys who make this article almost every week. Two of the guys who are making the list each week are Kevin Newman and Ke’Bryan Hayes, which is a great sign for the 2015 draft class. Newman has a .379/.439/.431 line in 58 at-bats, […]

A look at how the current top 30 prospects did today.  Note that this list doesn’t include players currently in the majors. If a player is in the majors, he will be removed, everyone below him will be shifted up a spot, and a new player will be added to the bottom of the list. […]