s on players who represent the future of the organization."WhiteFanposts Sections News & RumorsAnalysisPodcastsProspects & DraftGame CoverageFull ArchiveMasthead Social Marlins Players on TwitterFish Stripes on InstagramMarlins Media Members Fish Stripes Best of 2018 Marlins StoriesScheduleRosterStatsCommunity Guidelines StubHub odcastsMiami Marlins Prospects and Draft CoverageFish Bites Podcast Episode 8: Marlins Prospect Analysis with 2080 BaseballNew Mike Montgomery Jersey ,1commentAdam McInturff takes us through 2080’s end-of-season updates on top Marlins prospects.ByAram Leighton@AramLeighton8Sep 22, 2018,9:30am EDTShareTweetShareShareFish Bites Podcast Episode 8: Marlins Prospect Analysis with 2080 BaseballFirst-round draft pick Connor Scott earned an aggressive promotion to Low-A Greensboro within a couple months of pro ball.Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY SportsAdam McInturff, Assistant Director of Scouting 2080 Baseball, joins the show to talk about Marlins prospects. Adam saw many of the Marlins top prospects play extensively this season and talks about 2080 Baseballs’ assessment of the Marlins system.Aram and Adam kick things off with the Marlins new draft picks: Connor Scott http://www.chicagocubsteamshop.com/authentic-david-ross-jersey , OsirisJohnson, WillBanfield (0:00-20:00) as well as several other impact Greensboro players (25:00). The pair revisit the Christian Yelich trade and check in on the prospects that the Marlins got in return and finish things up with a game of “Buy or Sell” on some of the Marlins most overachieving prospects this past season.To hear the podcast and to see 2080 Baseball’s write-up, click the links below. Joe Robbins/Getty ImagesPete Rose believes Major League Baseball is in a bad place.Speaking to USA Today's Bob Nightengale on Saturday in Cooperstown, New York, Rose said he believes the game has been tainted by juiced baseballs and an abundance of home runs."I'm going to argue with baseball until the day I die that baseball is juiced Jose Quintana Jersey ," he said. "I don't care what anybody says. They'll say it's not, which they have to. I saw a ball bounce behind the dugout the other day in Anaheim and it bounced into the second deck. Now, there's something going on there."I saw Bryce Harper break his bat in half, and hit a 420-foot home run in New York. That just doesn't happen. I know the ballparks are small. It just seems to me that everybody who plays baseball today is a potential home-run hitter."Rose added that he's "not real happy" when he watches baseball now from a fundamentals standpoint."It seems like back in the '70s and '80s we worked on fundamentals," he said. "We spent a little more time in the minor leagues than they do today because there are 30 teams http://www.chicagocubsteamshop.com/authentic-david-ross-jersey , and they're going to hurry them to the big leagues."Too many guys just sit around waiting for that two-run, three-run home runs. The teams that put the ball in play go to the World Series."Individual preferences aside, Rose has a point considering MLB experienced a power spike last year. In fact, the 2017 campaign saw players combine to hit a single-season record 6,105 dingers from 5 Nick Markakis Jersey ,610 the year prior.We can't draw sweeping conclusions since the 2018 regular season is a couple of months from drawing to a close, but the Washington Post's Dave Sheinin noted that home run rates in March and April were down from 2.34 to 2.14 per game year-over-year.