Yesterday I wrote about how the early season stats in the minors are important to follow, but ultimately end up meaningless. Prospects, especially the ones at the lowest levels, are constantly making adjustments and changing their game. As that happens, they almost become different players, at least to the point where anything they did prior to their changes and adjustments doesn't reflect the player they are going forward.
We're a few weeks into the minor league season, and there are some promising players, along with some players who are struggling. Rather than just looking at the basic stats, I wanted to take a deeper look at these players to see what they're doing right or wrong, and what they need to work on going forward.