Gotham Baseball Minors: Quiroli: Trenton Thunder Notebook
by Entering their 20th season in existence, the Trenton Thunder are off to a solid start.
Category: Minor Leagues
Gotham Baseball’s Minor League Awards: NYPL
Gotham Baseball’s Jessica Quiroli picks the best and brightest of the NYPL’s Brooklyn Cyclones and Staten Island Yankees.
Staten Island Yankees Notebook
The Staten Island Yankees have struggled in a number of key areas, but the raw talent has also been on display throughout July
Looking for Nimmo
Wyoming, a state without high school baseball, hasn’t had success in producing top baseball talent. Brandon Nimmo could change that.
Gotham Baseball Minor League Report: Brooklyn Cyclones P Rainy Lara
Jessica Quiroli takes a look at Brooklyn Cyclones pitcher Rainy Lara in the latest installment of the Gotham Baseball Minor League Report
Gotham Baseball Minor League Report: SI Yankees’ Saxon Butler
by Yankees prospect Saxon Butler has just begun his professional baseball career, but his maturity and intensity level has already been noted, according to Gotham Baseball’s Jessica Quiroli.
Gotham Baseball Q&A: Cory Arbison, Trenton Thunder
Reliever Cory Arbiso is entering his fourth season in the Yankees organization, after being drafted by the team in the 22nd round in the 2008 Draft.
Spring Training Report: Checking In With Yankees Prospect Corban Joseph
Infielder Corban Joseph was optioned to Triple-A camp this weekend. He spent 2011 with Double-A Trenton hitting .277 in 131 games, leading the team in hits (138) runs batted in (58). With that kind of success it was hard to imagine him returning to Trenton, despite a need to improve defensively.
Staten Island Yankees Announce 2012 Coaching Staff
Former Yankee prospect Justin Pope has been named the new manager of the Staten Island Yankees.
The 2011 All-Gotham Collegiate Baseball Team
by Gotham Baseball magazine is proud to announce its selections for the 2011 All-Gotham team, a group of players we have deemed worthy of recognition for their stellar play during this past collegiate baseball season. Selected by Gotham Baseball’s College Baseball editor Chip Armonaitis, this group of individuals truly represent the best ballplayers from this area.