http://www.projectprospect.com/audio Audio nodes en http://www.projectprospect.com/audio/18 <p> Project Prospect reports on the 2008 Futures Game at Yankee Stadium. </p> 20:57 Adam Foster, Adam Loberstein, and Brett Sullivan Project Prospect reports on the 2008 Futures Game at Yankee Stadium.<br /> Project Prospect reports on the 2008 Futures Game at Yankee Stadium. clean Discussion Tue, 15 Jul 2008 10:10:54 -0700 350 at http://www.projectprospect.com http://www.projectprospect.com/audio/17 <p> Some key topics from this week's Top 25 are Colby Rasmus' downward spiral and Madison Bumgarner's brisk rise. Also, David Price appears to be on the brink of making his full-season pro debut. </p> 24:41 Adam Foster Some key topics from this week's Top 25 are Colby Rasmus' downward spiral and Madison Bumgarner's brisk rise. Also, David Price appears to be on the brink of making his full-season pro debut. Some key topics from this week's Top 25 are Colby Rasmus' downward spiral and Madison Bumgarner's brisk rise. Also, David Price appears to be on the brink of making his full-season pro debut. clean Discussion Tue, 20 May 2008 02:39:49 -0700 316 at http://www.projectprospect.com http://www.projectprospect.com/audio/16 <p> Adam Foster goes over parts of this week's Top 25 Prospect Rankings, mainly focusing on Athletics' pitcher Trevor Cahill and Rays' pitcher Jake McGee. </p> 30:54 Adam Foster Adam Foster goes over parts of this week's Top 25 Prospect Rankings, mainly focusing on Athletics' pitcher Trevor Cahill and Rays' pitcher Jake McGee. Adam Foster goes over parts of this week's Top 25 Prospect Rankings, mainly focusing on Athletics' pitcher Trevor Cahill and Rays' pitcher Jake McGee. clean Discussion Mon, 05 May 2008 23:02:42 -0700 302 at http://www.projectprospect.com http://www.projectprospect.com/audio/15 <p> Adam Foster goes solo and talks about the present and future of Project Prospect. </p> <p><a href="http://www.projectprospect.com/audio/15">read more</a></p> 29:07 Adam Foster <b>Show Notes: </b> <p> &nbsp; </p> <p> Show Opening and Closing: <a href="http://www.jonathancoulton.com/songdetails/Skullcrusher%20Mountain" target="_blank">Skullcrusher Mountain</a> by <a href="http://www.jonathancoulton.com" target="_blank">Jonathan Coulton</a> </p> <p> <b>What's new for 2008 </b><br /> </p> <ul> <li>new website coming soon</li> <li>we'll be doing a bi-monthly Top 25 list Under 25 this year, and changing our Top 25 prospect list from weekly to bi-monthly</li> </ul> <b>Our site vision </b><br /> <ul> <li>to offer a community-driven product</li> <li>to look at prospects from unique angles and show our work</li> <li>we are targeting a fantasy baseball audience</li> <li>we plan to be adaptable</li> </ul> <b>Our goals for 2008</b><br /> <ul> <li>more major league coverage</li> <li>more college/draft coverage</li> <li>more podcasts</li> <li>more articles</li> <li>more writers</li> </ul> Adam Foster goes solo and talks about the present and future of Project Prospect. clean Discussion Wed, 09 Apr 2008 19:19:03 -0700 102 at http://www.projectprospect.com http://www.projectprospect.com/audio/14 <p>Newcomer Todd Criner joins Adam Foster in discussing who the top prospects in 2009 will be.</p> <p><a href="http://www.projectprospect.com/audio/14">read more</a></p> 35:12 Adam Foster and Todd Criner <div id="audio-content"> <b>Hosts: </b>Adam Foster and Todd Criner<br /> <b>Running Time: </b>35:12<br /> <p> Show Notes: </p> <ul> <li>First time host Todd Criner is a fantasy guy and a big prospect guy to boot. </li> <li>&quot;Are you nervous, Todd?&quot; &quot;No.&quot; -- Well, I don't know about you guys, but I'm convinced.</li> <li>Small cameo by Morgan Foster. Blink and you'll miss it.</li> <li> The top prospects discussed include: <ul> <li>LHP David Price, Tampa Bay Rays-- Athletic, plus pitches, lefty, and tall. What's not to like? Inconsistent arm action apparently.</li> <li>LHP Clayton Kershaw, Los Angeles Dodgers -- Solid, young, power-pitching lefty. Impressed Foster with his wisdom and looks like Orel Hershiser. </li> <li>LHP Jacob McGee, Tampa Bay Rays -- Scrawny fifth-round pick in 2004. Why is he on this list? He has filled out since then, and Foster says that if he was in the Draft Class of 2008, he would be the best pitching prospect (ahead of Brian Matusz.)</li> <li>C Matt Wieters, Baltimore Orioles -- Being tall (like Minnesota C Joe Mauer) could force Wieters off the plate. Looked comfortable behind the plate according to Foster. A polished switch-hitter with power from both sides.</li> <li>3B Pedro Alvarez, Vanderbilt Commodores (NCAA) -- Well-rounded hitter. Might have to move, since range could be an issue at third base. The assumed No. 1 pick in the 2008, making Vanderbilt the first school to have back-to-back players selected at No. 1 (Price). </li> <li>RF <a href="/audio/4" target="_blank">Travis Snider</a>, Toronto Blue Jays -- Bad rep with the scouting community because of his body type. Very strong, similar size and body type to Prince Fielder or Matt Stairs. His bat is possibly more valuable than Jay Bruce.</li> <li>RHP Rick Porcello, Detroit Tigers -- 28th overall pick who fell because demands for &quot;Josh Beckett&quot;-money. Workouts and build project to a No. 1 caliber pitcher.</li> <li>3B Mike Moustakas, Kansas City Royals -- Second pick in 2007 Draft. Higher ceiling than Travis Snider thanks to similar batting skills and better defense.</li> <li>RHP Jarrod Parker, Arizona Diamondbacks -- Compares to Tim Lincecum, Roy Oswalt. An undersized pitcher who throws hard. More polish than Rick Porcello.</li> <li>LHP Brian Matusz, San Diego Toreros (NCAA) -- No. 1 pitching prospect in 2008 Draft. Amazing curveball paired with a great changeup. Matusz's sophomore year edges out Price's sophomore year. Could end up with a higher ceiling than Verlander and Price.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Complete list (with honorable mentions and predicted graduations) <a href="/2009s-top-10-prospects/">found here</a>.</li> </ul> </div> Newcomer Todd Criner joins Adam Foster in discussing who the top prospects in 2009 will be. clean Discussion Wed, 23 Jan 2008 03:13:27 -0700 29 at http://www.projectprospect.com http://www.projectprospect.com/audio/13 <p>Adam Foster and Adam Loberstein discuss recent trades which opened up spots for top prospects Jay Bruce and Colby Rasmus.</p> <p><a href="http://www.projectprospect.com/audio/13">read more</a></p> 21:29 Adam Foster and Adam Loberstein <p> <b>Show notes:</b><br /> </p> <ul> <li>Adam Loberstein formally presents the title &quot;Project Prospect Audio McNuggets.&quot; Not likely to stick.</li> <li>The <a href="http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20071221&amp;content_id=2336081&amp;vkey=hotstove2007&amp;fext=.jsp" target="_blank">trade of Josh Hamilton</a> to the Texas Rangers is mentioned. Specifically, how it possibly opens up a spot for Jay Bruce in the Reds' lineup next season. </li> <li>It's also Colby Rasmus time, as fan favorite <a href="http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20071214&amp;content_id=2326990&amp;vkey=hotstove2007&amp;fext=.jsp" target="_blank">Jim Edmonds leaves St. Louis</a> for San Diego. Rasmus and Bruce are pitted against each other in the hypothetical baseball ring by Loberstein and Foster.</li> <li>Discussion about Rasmus leads to talk about how and why Rasmus is flying under the radar of Cardinals fans and baseball fans in general.</li> <li>It seems as though the grandfather clock makes a reappearance. Any bets on what time this podcast was recorded?</li> <li>Also going into the ring: Bruce and Rasmus team up as the top prospects heading into 2008 against the team of Delmon Young and Alex Gordon, Project Prospects top prospects heading into 2007. </li> </ul> Adam Foster and Adam Loberstein discuss recent trades which opened up spots for top prospects Jay Bruce and Colby Rasmus. clean Discussion Sun, 23 Dec 2007 18:44:45 -0700 28 at http://www.projectprospect.com http://www.projectprospect.com/audio/12 <p>Foster and Hennessey continue their discussion from the previous podcast, focusing on the Chicago Cubs' new import from Japan -- Kosuke Fukudome.</p> 15:30 Adam Foster and Patrick Hennessey Foster and Hennessey continue their discussion from the previous podcast, focusing on the Chicago Cubs' new import from Japan -- Kosuke Fukudome. Foster and Hennessey continue their discussion from the previous podcast, focusing on the Chicago Cubs' new import from Japan -- Kosuke Fukudome. clean Discussion Tue, 18 Dec 2007 00:08:47 -0700 22 at http://www.projectprospect.com http://www.projectprospect.com/audio/11 <p>Adam Foster and Patrick Hennessey discuss the blockbuster trade that sent Dan Haren to the Diamondbacks and numerous prospects to the Athletics. The Mitchell Report also makes a brief cameo.</p> 12:11 Adam Foster and Patrick Hennessey Adam Foster and Patrick Hennessey discuss the blockbuster trade that sent Dan Haren to the Diamondbacks and numerous prospects to the Athletics. The Mitchell Report also makes a brief cameo. Adam Foster and Patrick Hennessey discuss the blockbuster trade that sent Dan Haren to the Diamondbacks and numerous prospects to the Athletics. clean Discussion Tue, 18 Dec 2007 00:03:09 -0700 21 at http://www.projectprospect.com http://www.projectprospect.com/audio/10 <p>Adam Foster is joined by Project Prospect newcomer Adam Clark in this episode, which focuses more on the major leagues and fantasy baseball.</p> 24:06 Adam Foster and Adam Clark Adam Foster is joined by Project Prospect newcomer Adam Clark in this episode, which focuses more on the major leagues and fantasy baseball. Among the topics covered are the Delmon Young trade and the looming prospects of rumored Johan Santana trades. Adam Foster is joined by Project Prospect newcomer Adam Clark in this episode, which focuses more on the major leagues and fantasy baseball. clean Discussion Mon, 03 Dec 2007 01:24:35 -0700 20 at http://www.projectprospect.com http://www.projectprospect.com/audio/9 <p>Adam Foster interviews Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Joe Savery, a 2007 first-round pick out of Rice University. Savery discusses what kind of learning curves should be expected from two-way college players and the development of his slider.</p> 11:21 Joe Savery with Adam Foster Adam Foster interviews Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Joe Savery, a 2007 first-round pick out of Rice University. Savery discusses what kind of learning curves should be expected from two-way college players and the development of his slider. Adam Foster interviews Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Joe Savery, a 2007 first-round pick out of Rice University. Savery discusses what kind of learning curves should be expected from two-way college players and the development of his slider. clean Interview Tue, 13 Nov 2007 17:18:33 -0700 19 at http://www.projectprospect.com