I don’t really prospect. But I live in Tampa. And this kid stole 104 bases while hitting .355 this last year. No one has stolen >100 bases in the last 12 years. Worth a shot to get a cool color matched Blue Bowman’s Best 1st.

Who else thought they were going to retire based on their rookie Gregg Jefferies collection? I had so. Many. Rookies from him in 1989. I ever went out and bought some of his 87-88 rare minor league cards. He was a solid player with a nice career but, like many other super-hyped players, never got to the status we thought/expected/hoped he would!

I PC Trevor Bauer. I’ve always been a fan and love what he’s doing with his YouTube channel.
Who/What is your PC?
We listen and we don’t judge. Haha!

Living in west central Florida, Tim Trently has a distinct advantage when it comes to prospecting MLB players.
Trently frequently attends spring training and minor league games near his Bradenton residence to check out all the young talent on the diamond. When it comes to card collecting, Trently sees firsthand who could become a future MLB star. His analytic-based research then helps him determine which prospects to start collecting.
Dan Kuligowski is also big into digging into the background and crunching numbers on the best up-and-coming players; he also uses his research when it comes to collecting cards.
“I’ll do research on guys; from there, I’ll usually pick five to 10 guys to kind of chase in breaks,” Kuligowski said. “After that, I’ll usually buy some singles as well.”




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