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"Full-season minor league play will begin tonight Justin Bour Jersey , and Royals’ affiliates have unveiled their rosters to begin the year. The top prospects in the system will be in Wilmington, with top hitting prospects Seuly Matias, Nick Pratto, MJ Melendez, and Kyle Isbel joining a trio of pitchers from last year’s draft - Brady Singer, Daniel Lynch, and Jackson Kowar. Omaha’s roster will include outfielders Brett Phillips, Jorge Bonifacio, and Bubba Starling could all end up in the Kansas City outfield before very long. The Storm Chasers will also feature infielder Nicky Lopez and pitcher Richard Lovelady, both of whom could find their way to Kansas City some time this season as well. Northwest Arkansas will be highlighted by top hitting prospect Khalil Lee, who ended his season with the Naturals last year. The Naturals should have a fair amount of speed with infielder D.J. Burt and outfielder Nick Heath also on the roster.The Lexington Legends will try to defend their South Atlantic League title with a roster full of 2018 draft picks like pitchers Kris Bubic, Austin Cox, Jonathan Bowlan, and Jon Heasley. The outfield will feature international prospect Juan Carlos Negret, who the Royals signed away from the Braves, and outfielder Michael Gigliotti, who is returning after missing most of last season with a knee injury.Short-season clubs in Idaho Falls and Burlington will announce rosters closer to when they begin play in June. According to Royals Farm Report, a number of players will work out in extended spring training in Arizona, including former first-round pick Ashe Russell, as well as pitchers Evan Steel, Janser Lara, Carlos Hernandez, and Yohanse Morel. Omaha Storm Chasers (AAA)Manager: Brian PoldbergCatchers: Nick Dini, Andrew SusacInfielders: Humberto Arteaga, Cheslor Cuthbert, Jecksson Flores, Kelvin Gutierrez, Nicky Lopez, Erick MejiaOutfielders: Jorge Bonifacio, Elier Hernandez, Brett Phillips, Bubba StarlingPitchers: Scott Blewett, Heath Fillmyer,Foster Griffin, Arnaldo Hernandez, Kevin Lenik, Ben Lively http://www.marlinsfanproshop.com/authentic-starlin-castro-jersey , Richard Lovelady, Zach Lovvorn, Andres Machado, Jake Newberry, Glenn Sparkman, Josh Staumont, Michael YnoaNorthwest Arkansas Naturals (AA)Manager: Darryl KennedyCatchers: Xavier Fernandez, Meibrys ViloriaInfielders: D.J. Burt, Gabriel Cancel, Samir Duenez, Taylor Featherston, Travis Jones, Emmanuel RiveraOutfielders: Nick Heath, Khalil Lee, Anderson Miller, Kort PetersonPitchers: Andrew Beckwith, Gerson Garabito, Grant Gavin, Ofreidy Gomez, Conner Greene, Jake Kalish, Yunior Marte, Emilio Ogando, Walker Sheller, Andres Sotillet, Gabe Speier, Franco Terrero, and Jace Vines.Injured list: Nathan EspositoRestricted list: Jon Perrin, Junior ReyesWilmington Blue Rocks (High A)Manager: Scott ThormanCatchers: M.J. Melendez, Sebastian RiveroInfielders: Ricky Aracena, Dennicher Carrasco, Angelo Castellano, Martin Gasparini, Cristian Perez, Nick PrattoOutfielders: Kyle Isbel, Brewer Hicklen, Seuly Matias Nick Wittgren Jersey , Blake PerkinsPitchers: Holden Capps, J.C. Cloney, Daniel Duarte, Robert Garcia, Jackson Kowar, Rito Lugo, Daniel Lynch, Ted Ratliff, Brady Singer, Collin Snider, Daniel Tillo, Nolan Watson, Tyler ZuberLexington Legends (Low A)Manager: Brooks Conrad Catchers: Freddy Fermin, Nick Hutchins, Chase VallotInfielders: Nathan Eaton, Jeison Guzman, Rubendy Jaquez, Matt Morales, Reed RohlmanOutfielders: Eric Cole, Michael Gigliotti, Jackson Lueck, Juan Carlos NegretPitchers: Jonathan Bowlan, Kris Bubic, Austin Cox, Josh Dye, Yerelmy Garcia, Tyler Gray, Zach Haake, Jon Heasley, Kyle Hinton, Daniel James, Austin Lambright, Marcelo Martinez, Charlie Neuweiler Rockies news and links for October 5, 2018"WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Scaling the RocksPebble ReportRockpileRockies Game ThreadsRockies Fan ExperienceRockpileRockies in Milwaukee: Take 1New,118commentsRockies news and links for October 5, 2018ByHannah AuringerOct5 Julio Urias Jersey , 2018,6:00am Rockies in Milwaukee: Take 1Three Reasons The Rockies Can Beat the Brewers in the NLDS | Rox PileThe Rockies have shown time and again that they have what it takes to win. Then, going to Chicago, they beat out the Cubs to solidify their playoff spot. Now, they stand a decent chance to put up a good fight against the Brewers. First, they can lean heavily on their starting pitchers. The Brewers will likely turn to their bullpen early and often, which could spell trouble for them late in games. They’ve relied on offense to win games for them, so if the Rockies can capitalize on this, they’d be in good shape. The Rockies also have an advantage in Bud Black, who has had solid playoff experience. This is Craig Counsell’s first playoff appearance as a manager. Next up, the Rockies have a very deep bench that they are comfortable turning to. The Brewers are a wonderful team, and they’ve earned their spot in the playoffs. But so have the Rockies.Jon Gray not included on NLDS roster | Mile High SportsWith the announcement of the NLDS roster, there was one major exception: Jon Gray. While Gray has at times shown that he can get the job done, he also lost game 161 12-2, has a 5.12 ERA and has given up a whopping 98 runs. Instead of Gray, we’ll see Tyler Anderson and young upstart DJ Johnson. Pat Valaika also missed out, with rookie Garrett Hampson. The Rockies will also get some veteran presence from Matt Holliday, Carlos Gonzalez, and Gerardo Parra. Let’s hope this combo is the one that can get the job done. Anderson to start Game 2 for Rockies | MLB.comTyler Anderson had his rough moments this season, but in his last regular season start, he was absolutely dominant. This has earned him the starting spot in Game 2 against the Brewers. When the alternative was Jon Gray, the decision was a bit easier. There was a question of what had caused Anderson’s issues, but he claims to be feeling better. He says that the execution is now there and he’s ready to face the Brewers. They have to be aggressive and hopefully get a win in Milwaukee before returning home to Coors Field for Game 3. Rockies’ Nolan Arenado ready to shine on center stage in first postseason series | Denver Post ($)As a Rockies fan, I am massively excited to see Nolan Arenado playing in purple in the playoffs. He has worked incredibly hard, and his dedication is paying off. This could be a big chance for the All-Star, which he, in true Arenado fashion, is hoping will be a chance for the Rockies. Every Rockies player is going to have the chance to be in the spotlight, so it’s time to shine, boys.Adam Ottavino Has a Weakness | Fangraphs2018 has been the year of Adam Ottavino. He came back from a tough 2017 to show that he is a star. However, one major issue with him is that he is slow to the plate. Statistically, he gives up more stolen bases than any other pitcher. His primary goal is getting the hitter out, and runners take advantage. As long as Otto can prevent hitters from getting on base, this isn’t a problem, but the Rockies need to watch out for the times that runners get on base.