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If anyone is interested, here is the Owen Caissie page from North Side Baseball: Owen Caissie - 2025 Chicago Cubs Top Prospects Ranking - North Side Baseball NORTHSIDEBASEBALL.COM 2024 Season Review - Owen Caissie - RF/1B/DH Owen Caissie had a season that we can effectively split in two, and both showed some positives and some negatives. Caissie, who earned a...

We will update this roughly once a week through the draft. Instead of trying to create yet another mock draft board, our draft expert Jamie Cameron has taken the route of averaging out popular draft boards, trying to reach a "consensus" slot for a player in the aggregate. Additionally, Jamie has a pretty detailed write-up for each draftee. Right now, we have roughly one round of picks up but this will expand every week as Jamie adds more draft slots and write-ups. http://fishonfirst.com/mlb-baseball-mock-draft-order-2025-miami-marlins

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While it seems weird at a glance, it's not so much for Wisconsonites (and no, I'm not taking a shot at their deep-seated proclivity to drink). Supper clubs are often family-friendly, they're just basically a restaurant that serves dinner and drinks. Some are mid-tier, some slightly more upscale. It's a whole thing in the upper midwest.

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How do Marlins fans feel in general about Ng's tenure? I know the farm system was in bad shape but it seems like she made several good trades. The Arraez/Lopez deal worked out for everybody.

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I get the frustration over the offseason in general but I think Anderson is a decent upside play. His final few years in Chicago were just toxic. There was the TLR debacle and then Anderson just fell apart last season in almost every way imaginable. I think a change of scenery will do him good.

It's frustrating to be fed platitudes when you're watching good young players who want to stay with the organization but will ultimately leave when free agency comes.

Just extend the guy already. He's a great guy, great player, and the type of person you want on your team for a very long time.