Most prospects are still figuring out AA at age 24? I guess some of them but Top 50 are usually better than that.
And no s*** injuries have slowed his progress, in fact they've almost derailed it. The guy has hit 60 innings once in his entire baseball career and that was way back in his freshmen year of college when he was a part-time starter in a small conference. Now here he is working his way through a "rough stretch" in AA as a 24 year old while averaging 3 innings per start. Lol what a stud, let's throw a parade.
And I'm not even saying this guy isn't a prospect. Slap a 40 FV on him. Bump it up to a 40+ if you want. Hell, let's get crazy and give him a 45 FV. But the #51 overall prospect? That's amazing.
These publications must be huffing the Dodger's paint to try and sell more subs or something.