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I’ve made the first pass of writing capsules and essays for the 2019 Watchlist and Player reports.

I’m giving the Minor League Baseball Analyst another shot but it may be more indicative of how slow this offseason is than anything else. That it allows me to punt on some players is a nice side effect, I’ll have to admit, but I don’t feel like I did that as much as I did when it was strictly BA and Sickels.

When the books arrive, I’ll finish ’em up, edit those that need it, and then lock ’em down. After that, the 2019 Watchlist becomes reference material for the rest of the season.

As always, feel free to discuss in the comments…

Sorry, nothing new to report. We haven’t gone dark — there’s just very little to report… unless you get worked up over the Nats signing a 31-y.o. RHP (Scott CopelAAAAnd) to fill out the Fresno rotation or re-signing a longtime backup C (Jake Lowery), both of which were reported by BA over the weekend in a post covering three weeks of “action.”

I’ve finished a couple of more pages on the Watchlist but I’m finding myself not confident to wait for the 2019 books and MLB Pipeline, which is making it a slower go than usual. If the past is indeed prologue, something will break soon now that I’m written a post primarily designed to assure folks the site’s still operating.

No, the site has not gone dark – things are just really, really slow. Like Las Vegas stadium construction progress slow.

As the headline says, I’ve begun writing the player reports for the 2019 Watchlist and have finished a few pages. Mainly, though, I’m posting just to update the site and get a 2019 post in as we begin the first full week of work since before the holidays (assuming you’re not a government employee or a contractor).

Until next time…