Over the next 10 days we we will be counting down the 2018 calendar year with a look at the Top Ten Viewed Read Articles of 2018. After combing through our google analytics, we have compiled a list of the ten most viewed articles on the PBR Minnesota website by you, the readers, in 2018.

 

#1- MN club league scout blog

The 2018 MN Club League Scout Blog provides insider information, videos and scouting notes collected by the PBR MN Scouting Staff through this falls game action. This running blog will feature information on underclass prospects, unsigned seniors, draft prospects, and anything else that is notable. We will provide a wide range of information, including player evaluations, videos, velocities, pop times, home to first times, and more. Simply put, the PBR Minnesota Scout Blog is loaded with information ...

The Fall Club League is designed by and for participating organizations to add value to their players and families by providing competitive and collaborative baseball experiences during the fall months.  Participating organizations are required to provide a standard of consistent competition. This will enhance the experience and  increase exposure for all participating players. 

Participating in the 2018 season are a collection of six of the top club teams within the state of Minnesota. They are Great Lakes, Icemen, MASH Baseball, Northstar, Pine Tar Academy and Starters.

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WEEK 5 10/6-7/18

18U Division

+ 2019 Adam Mazur, RHP/SS, (NorthStar Navy) had all 3 pitches working, sitting 84-88 mph with his fastball that had arm side run, curveball had tight spin with 11/5 break. Change-up sat around 71-76 mph with some fade action. He also had couple of hits at the plate.

+ 2019 RHH, Andrew Gustafson, (NorthStar Navy) also drilled a key double that drove in 2 runs.  He flashes some pop in that bat with a mid/pull approach.

 

+ 2019 Drew Grindahl, RHP, (Icemen Gottschalk) was sitting 84-88 mph......

 

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