BRADENTON, Fla. -- It was arguably the best trio of players that could have participated in a live batting practice.
Quinn Priester was pitching. Henry Davis was behind the plate. Matt Fraizer was at the bat. Three of the organization’s top prospects, and arguably the top at each of their respective positions.
Priester would end up winning round one in four pitches by getting him to chase breaking stuff in the dirt. In round two, Fraizer would draw a simulated walk after battling. They were a pair of quality battles, and unless they were in another field or bullpen doing your own live BP, just about everyone outside at Pirate City was watching that matchup.