Pedro Ramirez is a #Cubs top 10 prospect. He’s having a solid spring: .385 AVG | .962 OPS | 3 SB 1 SO in 13 AB Switch-Hitting prospect, with elite tools. + Elite Contact + Elite Discipline + Elite BB/K #’s + Elite Defense (won MILB GG) + Elite Speed

Luke Little is a nightmare matchup for LHH. Luke is 6’8 and has 7.2ft of extension, which is elite. Pair that with a 98 MPH Fastball, you’re gonna be a problem. (102-103 perceived velocity) Luke is still young (25) and has an extremely high ceiling as he develops

Edward Cabrera is going to be a problem this season. 1st Inning Averages: 94 MPH Changeup 97.5 MPH SNK 96.3 MPH FB

Moises Ballesteros’ knowledge of the strike zone is elite and is one of the best in the game. As a catcher, he overturned 3 balls to strikes. (3/3). As a hitter he doesn’t strikeout and takes walks, rarely you see him chase a pitch way out of the zone. Special Player.

Brewers broadcast mentioned it and hit it right on the nail. Jaxon Wiggins isn’t an ordinary prospect, he’s an elite prospect and isn’t being talked about enough. 98 MPH FB | 97SO in 78IP ONLY 44 Hits Allowed | .161 BAA

Jefferson Rojas continues to make a name for himself in Spring Training. He’s had two 105+ EV today, one being a homer. He sent this one 438’ FT | 108.5 MPH

#Cubs 19 Year Old Prospect Josiah Hartshorn was drafted in the 6th round. He’s a switch-hitting 6’2, 220 Pound unit. He was signed for a record $2 million last year. He got his first professional hit today; 106 MPH single Buy this guys stock. He’s next up. Wrigley Pipeline

Luke Little has perhaps found himself recently. 1st Inning Today: 0H | 1BB | 1K | 1 Pickoff Averaged 97.2 on the FB | Topped 98.3 50% Whiff Rate The perceived velocity on average would be around 99-100 mph. Still spring training, so expect him to increase velo as well.

Important to know: Since going to the #Cubs, his Spring stats have plummeted. 23’: .122/.294/.587 24’: .190/.277/.467 25’: .242/.324/.688 Combined 34 strikeouts across 116 AB. His ATL stats were also much better (when he was at his best)

Pedro Ramirez has arguably the best “hit” tool in the Cubs system. In 2025, he had just a 15% K rate. Hit: .280/.346/.386 w/ 8 HR & 28 SB. Arguably his best tool, is defense. He won the MiLB GG last season at his position. His grand slam from today: