Spring training is a dangerous time for predictions. So little of what we see in spring action carries over into the regular season that it’s far too early to get excited. Process matters more than results, so it’s wise to focus more on cut and dried changes players have made, as opposed to worrying over such small amounts of innings and plate appearances. Still, for players coming back from long layoffs, or prospects facing major league caliber competition for the first time, even the small sample size results may at least be interesting.
We’re not going to touch on much in depth, but hey, Riley Greene looks good.