The senior prospect staff gathers for a roundtable discussion about what the 2020 and 2021 draft changes might mean for the future of Minor League Baseball and player development.

Jeffrey hasn't played in a fantasy league in a while, so he enlisted Nick, Mark Barry, and Craig Goldstein to give him some advice.

Leody Taveras won't be playing games for a while, but the prospect team has a lot of thoughts on him.

We continue our season preview with more talk about Russian composers and Rylan Bannon.

In the first of our "season preview" episodes, there is already baseball being played in locations warmer than Jeffrey's house, so we bring on Alec Dopp and Keanan Lamb to chat about preseason rituals and how we pass the offseason. Meanwhile, Jeffrey waxes poetic for columns lost to time and possibly the Mandela Effect.

Jose Siri gives Jeffrey a headache, but also is a useful example of the difficulties of evaluating prospects from the outside.

1. Catchers are weird. Adley Rutschman is a catcher. Adley Rutschman is...not weird?

2. Tanking doesn't work as well as you think. But it probably works exactly well as ownership thinks.

3. Fine, let's talk about Ryan Mountcastle.

This is maybe a prospect list introduction. It's definitely a contemplation on an artist working within a rigid hierarchy he has no say in. It's also about how damn amazing and infuriating Sam Miller is. It's some other weird stuff too. We will maybe be less weird next week. However, there is no useful information about how to become a prospect writer.

The senior staff discusses the players that don't make our prospect lists.

With a through line of Casey Mize, and an obligatory mention of Robert Gsellman, the senior prospect staff at Baseball Prospectus discuss list-making philosophy.