In Episode 4 of El Big League Show, we sit down with MLB and NPB veteran Lewis Brinson to talk about his baseball journey through the Marlins, Giants, and his unique experiences playing in Japan with the legendary Yomiuri Giants, often dubbed the "Yankees of Japan." Lewis also shares insights about his current chapter in the Mexican League and his impactful work off the field with One Hometeam Foundation, focusing on mental health in South Florida.

We then dive deep into the red-hot New York Mets, analyzing Pete Alonso’s intense contract negotiations and their impact on his performance and team chemistry. Also, we spotlight Huascar Brazobán’s breakout season—highlighting his elite fastball and improved control, putting him among MLB's top relievers.

Next, we explore the surprising shift of Javier Báez from shortstop to centerfield, examining how his remarkable athleticism and versatility have transformed his game. Plus, a close look at Mets prospect Pete Crow-Armstrong (PCA), one of baseball's elite defensive talents, and reflections on Fernando Tatis Jr.'s electrifying base-running skills.

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Former MLB executive Adrian Lorenzo brings a front office perspective to the latest league news on Episode 2 of El Big League Show.

We kick things off by breaking down the Yankees' scorching-hot start, and provide some insider details on unsung hero hitting coach James Rowson. We also dig into Jazz Chisholm's tough luck at the plate to see if it’s just a slump or something more concerning.

We highlight Max Fried's elite fastball, Austin Wells’ outstanding defense behind the plate, and veterans Tim Hill and Fernando Cruz, who are turning heads with some of MLB's filthiest pitches. Plus, we talk Trent Grisham’s offensive breakout.

Then we dive into MLB front-office rankings—who’s truly running the show behind the scenes? We share insights on powerhouse teams like the Dodgers, Rays, Yankees, and explore how seasoned execs like Dave Dombrowski and Mike Hazen consistently find success.

Our "Prospect Spotlight" features Jordan Lawlar’s red-hot streak in AAA .

We also celebrate Mexican baseball’s remarkable growth as it enters its milestone 100th season, shining a spotlight on the Diablos Rojos' vibrant fanbase and electric atmosphere, recently praised by Robinson Cano. We also talk about the Elly De La Cruz spectacular defensive play on Jackson Holiday.

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Welcome to the first episode of El Big League Show. We’re starting with the Red Sox—Kristian Campbell spotlight. We break down the trend and what teams are really betting on.

Wilyer Abreu is flashing five-tool upside, and Boston’s quietly stacked across the board—draft, amateur, international. They’ve got three top-10 prospects and a front office that’s moving like it’s 2016 again.

Also in the mix:

– Ben Rice is mashing and going bilingual in postgames.

– Abner Uribe looks like a future closer with ridiculous stuff.

– Ceddanne Rafaela’s defense in center is must-watch.

– Kyle Hendricks... still alive.

– Woo and Luzardo are making a leap.

– Something we’ve never seen before from the KBO.

We wrap with a few young names to keep on your radar—Nick Kurtz, Rintaro Sasaki, and more.

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