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On this episode of The Schoch Factor Podcast, Stephen Schoch is joined by Sam Houston Bearkats catcher Walker Janek – D1Baseball's No. 33 college prospect for the 2024 MLB Draft. Walker walks us through how he got recruited through his showcase team and the process that went into becoming a Bearkat. He also tells us about how he's modeled his game after Buster Posey, even though his play style is more a culmination of all sorts of different dudes he loved watching growing up.

From talking with Walker, one thing is very clear: This is a dude who just simply loves playing the game of baseball. He also breaks down his stellar WAC tournament performance and what it was like to play in the Baton Rouge Regional. This was a fun one you won't want to miss!

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On this episode of The Schoch Factor Podcast, Stephen Schoch is joined by Florida two-way star Jac Caglianone – D1Baseball's No. 1 college prospect for the 2024 MLB Draft. We talk about where Jac's love for baseball first came from and how his passion for the game has turned him into one of the best players to ever do it at the college level. Jac talks us through his 2023 college baseball experience, ranging from playing in the finals of the College World Series to playing for the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team over summer. Jac hits, he pitches, and from the looks of it, he has a good time while doing it all. You don't want to miss this episode!

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Christopher Crawford is joined by George Bissell to talk prospects that could help fantasy teams this year. They discuss Adley Rutschman, Max Meyer, Riley Greene and more.

(1:22) Juan Soto trade potential

(5:03) Royce Lewis update

(10:16) Adley Rutschman

(18:32) Riley Greene

(32:19) Max Meyer
 

On the latest edition of the Cubs Weekly Podcast, Lance Brozdowski joins to discuss his Top 20 Cubs prospect rankings, which is live now on MarqueeSportsNetwork.com.

Brozdowski details how easy it was to choose No. 1 on the list (Brennen Davis) and also chats 1-on-1 with the young outfielder in Tennessee. Davis explains how he's adjusted to the jump from High-A to Double-A and his daily mental approach.

Brozdowski and Tony Andracki break down the rest of the Top 20 prospect rankings and how the order was determined after Davis at No. 1. Plus, what surprised Brozdowski as he talked to scouts and players and watched video in researching for this list? And what prospects are poised to make the greatest leap on the next iteration of the rankings?

Host Matt Betts is joined by University of Oregon RHP Adam Maier to discuss his time at the University of British Columbia (1:24), what it's like to be a two-way player (2:20), and his stint in the Cape Cod League (7:06).

Marquee Sports Network associate producer and prospect analyst Lance Brozdowski joins host Cole Wright and Tony Andracki on the Cubs Weekly Podcast to discuss the latest Top 20 prospect rankings.

Brozdowski spoke to many around the game - including scouts - to devise this Top 20 list and provides in-depth analysis on each prospect in addition to rationale behind the rankings.

He also gives his take on which Cubs prospects are poised for the biggest jump in 2021 and how the next iteration of this list might look.

Matt Stroup and Rotoworld prospects guru Chris Crawford check in on some of the notable names that have been called up this season, including hard-hitting rookies Austin Riley and Michael Chavis, and how likely they are to continue mashing in 2019. Plus, why Eloy Jimenez is still a big-time breakout candidate for this season, the potential home run ceiling for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and why Angels right-hander Griffin Canning is a high-upside arm for this year and beyond.

Who are the biggest surprises of the season so far? And which players have been the biggest fantasy letdowns? Matt Stroup and Chris Crawford come up with a top five list for each category, including Tim Anderson, Austin Meadows and Josh Bell surging, with Jose Ramirez, Matt Carpenter and Daniel Murphy struggling to live up to preseason billing. We also try to put Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s early struggles in perspective, consider the arrival of Corbin Martin in Houston, and track an insane power binge for Braves prospect Austin Riley. You can check out Chris' latest top-10 prospects report right here.