Prospect Watch: Logan Stoelke Makes Csreer Out of Living in the Bullpen
As we await the start of the 2020 MLB season due to Corona Virus concerns, we will take a look at every player on the Pirates roster and outline what they will bring to the table and projections for the 2020 season. I hope this brings some positive reading to the current situation and helps us all as we wait for baseball. The bullpen can be an unforgiving place for a pitcher at any level of baseball, with one bad start affecting you for the rest of the season. For right-handed pitching prospect Logan Stoelke, that has been where he has lived since moving to college ball. He was drafted in the ninth round of the 2018 MLB Draft and, despite being a senior, he was a very inexperienced arm. Injuries followed him throughout his college career and limited him to just 49.2 innings of work in his collegiate career. He has middle of the road velocity for a relief pitcher, and his 6'3 frame still gives him some room to amp up that velocity. Last season, he pitched between two lev...