“Forever, the dream was to be in the (Wrigley Field) dugout,” #Pirates' pitcher Quinn Priester, a Chicago-area native. “You always think as a kid, ‘I can do this.’ Now we’re doing it. It’s really exciting.” @KevinGormanPGH
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Quinn Priester, come on down. Per sources, the Pirates' 2019 first-round pick will make his MLB debut next week against the Guardians: https://t.co/Jhc4y66bFD
moved him lower. If you listen to the FanGraphs interview (which is great) Q does a great job sharing how he is adjusting and refining his work and why. By any measurement to HIS goalS, the kid is remarkable and assuming he keeps this up, the future is gonna be exciting.
1/2 What I’ve learned by witnessing Qs development, and also watching these lists come out, is that the list writers really have no real visibility or understanding into the thought, strategy, or purpose of the changes they are tracking. It’s interesting that some lists have …
Quinn Priester on potentially/likely joining the Pirates this season: "Rookie of the year has crossed my mind. I want to set big goals because you work harder for that."
The #Pirates were the winners of the inaugural Draft Lottery, giving them an excellent opportunity to add to a deeply talented prospect pool headlined by Organization All-Stars Quinn Priester and Endy Rodriguez.
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Pirates prospect, Quinn Priester, wants to emulate Marlins’ Alcantara. The former Cary-Grove High School standout made 19 starts in the Pirates’ minor-league system and pitched seven innings three times. https://t.co/o0YsomwsuG