MINORS: The Eyes have it—Winker & Shipley
Aug 14 2015
Even the best prospects struggle. In an industry fueled by breakout performances and hype, struggle is explained through excuse. Either a prospect is struggling to adapt, dealing with physical limitations, working through mechanical issues or adding something new to his skill set. Struggle can be a teaching tool in development, but that doesn't mean it can be ignored. It is often a precursor to bigger problems. Take Mariners prospect DJ Peterson and Diamondbacks prospect Gabriel Guerrero (The Eyes have it—DJ Peterson; Gabriel Guerrero). Each player's 2015 struggles are highlighted by deficiencies that will likely affect their long-term projection overall.
Reds prospect Jesse Winker (#42 on the mid-season HQ50) and Diamondbacks prospect...
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