Locked On Podcast Network, Lindsay Crosby
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Locked On MLB Prospects podcast is your daily ticket to stay ahead of the game and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for all the future stars of the MLB. Hosted by Lindsay Crosby, the Locked On MLB Prospects podcast provides you with expert, local analysis, and coverage of all aspects of minor league baseball. From the hottest prospects who are only a step away from the major leagues, to draft eligible college players, Locked On MLB Prospects takes you beyond the scoreboard for the inside scoops on all the players you’ll be hearing ab...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Lindsey Crosby turns prospect statistics and scouting details into clear accounts of how minor leaguers might reach the majors.
Lindsey Crosby treats the farm system as a set of development questions rather than a prospect ranking exercise. Team-by-team previews move from prominent names such as Junior Caminero and Ricky Tiedemann to players deeper in the system, while the listener mailbag tracks…
Dominic Keegan's bat is ahead of his glove; your prospect watch gets a plot.
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Weekend trades get the prospect treatment, with Marco Vargas carrying the deepest breakdown.
The mailbag episode slows the pace to look at what still carries over after a weekend trade run of prospects. The Marco Vargas segment gets the deepest run, shifting from age and slash line into swing choices, contact rate, stolen bases, and how the bat and glove fit together.
A grounded Rays prospect report that balances Caminero’s power with real development questions.
The piece opens with Junior Caminero as the headliner, then uses him to widen the lens on Rays prospects and the old question of how much the bat can cover for the glove. Dominic Keegan gets the clearest treatment.
A technical Yankees farm check that keeps Spencer Jones at the center.
The Yankees farm system is the frame here, but Spencer Jones keeps pulling the discussion back to center. Crosby also works through the organization’s pitching depth, with Chase Hampton getting real attention, and the analysis does more than recite numbers.
Baltimore's prospect pipeline gets a grounded look at how its bats and defensive fit translate to the majors.
Baltimore sits at the center of the discussion, and the system around it has already produced top ranked prospects in Adley Rutschman, Gunnar Henderson, Jackson Holliday, and likely Samuel Basayo.
A practical Jays farm preview that centers Tiedemann and uses Barger to show the system's depth and fit questions.
The Toronto Blue Jays farm preview works best when it stays on the players and the jobs they could take on. Ricky Tiedemann gets the top billing as likely the best lefty starter in the minors when healthy, and the rest of the system is framed around how it fits with him.
Boston's prospects are framed as a roster fit problem, not a simple talent ranking.
This episode treats the Red Sox farm system like a roster problem before it treats it like a prospect list. Three high ceiling hitters at premium defensive spots give the system its shape, but the rest of the conversation is about fit, not labels.
Nebraska athletics, close up and week by week.
Cubs recaps with bleacher-level patience.
This episode analyzes the Tampa Bay Rays' farm system, focusing on top prospects like Junior Caminero, whose elite exit velocity ranks among MLB's best power hitters, and Carson Williams, a standout defensive shortstop.
This episode segment discusses essential players to target in fantasy baseball first-year player drafts (FYPDs) during spring training, focusing on MLB prospects.
This segment discusses the impact of Cody Bellinger's return to the Chicago Cubs on the playing time of prospects Pete Crowe Armstrong and Michael Bush, within the context of MLB prospects and spring training.
This segment discusses upcoming minor league baseball rule changes for 2024, starting with spring training observations and transitioning to the main topic.
This mailbag episode discusses the trade of David Sandlin from the Royals to the Red Sox and Joffrey Rodriguez becoming Milwaukee's top prospect in 2025.
This segment discusses how the Diamondbacks, Brewers, and Orioles should utilize their additional picks in the first day of the MLB Draft.
This segment discusses which New York Mets pitching prospects have a realistic chance to earn a starting job on the major league roster during spring training, focusing on non-roster invitees.
This episode segment discusses the absence of Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Diego Cartaya from 2024 top 100 prospect lists after he was previously ranked, analyzing his status as a notable prospect.
This episode segment focuses on analyzing American League prospects, particularly non-roster invitees in spring training, with specific attention to Austin Wells and his potential historic impact with the Yankees.
This segment discusses the top prospects for the 2024 MLB Rookie of the Year award, with a focus on why Evan Carter has the best chance.
This segment discusses Wake Forest University potentially having five first-round picks in the MLB Draft, led by Nick Kurtz, in response to listener feedback for more draft coverage.
This episode segment introduces a discussion on prospects to watch in 2024 spring training, focusing on Matt Shaw and Wyatt Langford, following the completion of farm system previews.
This episode segment is a Monday Mailbag where the host discusses building a dream minor league core by selecting three prospects from any one team, based on listener questions.
This episode segment discusses the Atlanta Braves' farm system and prospects, focusing on Hurston Waldrep and AJ Smith-Shawver, with insights from the host's expertise as managing editor of BravesToday.com.
The host answers listener questions in a mailbag episode, analyzing recent prospect trades involving teams like the White Sox and Mariners, evaluating infielders and outfielders in the NL East, and critiquing the Rockies' pitching development with statistical insights.
The episode analyzes the Boston Red Sox farm system, focusing on three top hitting prospects—Marcelo Meyer, Roman Anthony, and Kyle Teal—and discusses their stats, injuries, and potential impacts.
This episode analyzes the Toronto Blue Jays' top minor league prospects, focusing on left-handed pitcher Ricky Tiedemann's elite stuff and injury history, along with infielders like Elvis Martinez and Addison Barger.
The host discusses which MLB prospects to watch during spring training games, noting broadcast availability varies by team.
This episode provides a detailed preview of the Baltimore Orioles' farm system for 2024, highlighting top prospects like Jackson Holliday and Samuel Basayo, analyzing player statistics, defensive versatility, and strategic roster decisions.
The episode provides an in-depth analysis of the New York Yankees' farm system, focusing on key prospects like Spencer Jones, Roderick Areas, and pitchers Chase Hampton and Will Warren.