The GCL Pirates ended their 2015 season over the weekend after a very disappointing second half collapse. They went 25-14 to start the year, after a few long winning streaks, and jumped up to first place in their division. From there, they finished the year on a 3-17 stretch, and finished 11.5 games back in their division with a 28-31 record. The team featured some strong hitting prospects, with a lot of young, raw talent. The pitching wasn't great, but they did have a few arms who could turn into prospects in the upper levels with further development. Only three pitchers made our GCL Pirates top ten list this year, and most of the best prospects were hitters.
Ke’Bryan Hayes and Adrian Valerio Lead the GCL Pirates Top 10 Prospects
