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[JCA-CrystalCity]

I'm behind on the housekeeping here.  There's some threads that need to be added to the master list, and others that have to be locked because the player is out of the organization or past rookie eligibility. 

Imref, can you do a scroll and put a list here?

[imref]

yeah, will get to it asap.  Adding Rutledge now

[imref]

JCA:
Gone:
- Austin Adams
- Matthew Crownover (guess the no hitter last year wasn't good enough?)
- Wirkin "My Way Back to You" Estevez
- Bryan Harper
- Daniel Johnson
- Kevin Keyes
- Nicholas Lee
- Rafael Martin
- Jim Negrych
- Hector Nelo

Not sure if you want to close Voth, I guess he's not a prospect now?

Robles was promoted I think

[imref]

add:
- Jackson Rutledge,
- Tim Cate, SP
- Taylor Guilbeau, LHP
- Mason Denaburg, RHP
- Yadiel Hernandez, OF
- Rhett Wisemann, OF

[imref]

adding Drew Mendoza

[imref]

Wilmer Difo's last game with Fresno: 5-5, 5RBIs, 5R, 3B

[JCA-CrystalCity]

A couple of articles from Byron Kerr on Nick Banks, who played in the AFL and was at Harrisburg this year.
https://www.masnsports.com/byron-kerr/2019/11/nick-banks-making-a-name-for-himself-with-big-jump-in-2019-season.html
https://www.masnsports.com/byron-kerr/2019/11/banks-worked-on-his-approach-in-arizona-now-preps-for-2020.html

his afl line
Nick Banks - 56 ABs. .250 / .295 / .464 3HRs, 2SBs

[imref]

A couple of articles from Byron Kerr on Nick Banks, who played in the AFL and was at Harrisburg this year.
https://www.masnsports.com/byron-kerr/2019/11/nick-banks-making-a-name-for-himself-with-big-jump-in-2019-season.html
https://www.masnsports.com/byron-kerr/2019/11/banks-worked-on-his-approach-in-arizona-now-preps-for-2020.html

his afl line
Nick Banks - 56 ABs. .250 / .295 / .464 3HRs, 2SBs

just added him

[imref]

Once we get MLB rankings including the new draft picks I'll create FTP pages for them, as well as Eddy Yean who is quickly moving up the rankings and is now at #6 according to MLB.com

They note:

Eddy Yean, RHP (2019: NR | 2020: No. 6) -- Pitching as an 18-year-old between the Rookie-level Gulf Coast and New York-Penn Leagues last season, Yean ran his fastball up to 97 mph and flashed potential with two promising secondary pitches while compiling a 3.50 ERA and 1.17 WHIP in 10 starts between the two stops.