Where to find minor league player info?

Google "(player's name) MILB"

If he does or ever did play, you will find him.

JCG posted:

Google "(player's name) MILB"

If he does or ever did play, you will find him.

Already done that, that's how I found his 2018 stats.  He is still listed on the clubs top prospect list, in fact he's listed in the top 10 and is #1 at his position.  On that same prospect list, his "level" is listed as TBD.   

You might find even more information at thebaseballcube.com. Search player name baseball cube.

Example ...

http://www.thebaseballcube.com...rofile.asp?ID=182994

Ah, well that came up here recently in a thread I started.  The answer I got was that up until the time of the 2019 draft some players are  in extended spring training.    As long as his status is "active" he's good.

The player I asked about was in limbo for a while but was moved onto an A advanced team recently.

BTW from what I have seen most 1st rounders move from Rookie to low A during the year they were drafted and are in A advanced the following year, so the guy you're looking for may not be on a good trajectory right now.

If he had stats last year and doesn't this year, he's likely still at extended spring training....they don't keep official stats or scores in the games they play.  A friend of my son is still there (AZ) and unless I talk to his dad, I have no idea how he's doing.  Once the short season A games start, he'll either head there or get called up to a full season A team

He is now a professional baseball player... not sure why it would be a problem to give his name in this context.  Also, you can go to the minor league team site and check the roster.  If he isn't still on the same team, check the team that is next level up for the parent affiliate.  If he is top ten prospect for an organization, he's gotta be somewhere or likely currently being assigned.

DALEX posted:

JCG posted:

Google "(player's name) MILB"

If he does or ever did play, you will find him.

Already done that, that's how I found his 2018 stats.  He is still listed on the clubs top prospect list, in fact he's listed in the top 10 and is #1 at his position.  On that same prospect list, his "level" is listed as TBD.   

Rookie League/Short Season doesn't begin until around June, thus there will be no stats.  If he was drafted out of high school even though a 1st rounder, might still start out in RL then get promoted in a few weeks.  Since he did "OK" and nothing fantastic, most like will be RL.  College players drafted 1st round usually start off Low A/A ball, unless they are rehabbing/extended spring training then might play a few weeks in RL.  If a 1st rounder they will be given the benefit of doubt to make it, more chances than a lower round draft choice.  Even some weaknesses might be spun to concentrate on what he does well for media.  The baseball cube as RJM mentioned above does a good job for stats and info.  Look at the bottom and you will see a transaction section where it lists each level and dates.

If a player disappears from baseball search “players name baseball.” There is a version of Baseball Reference that includes Indy ball 

You could also try searching for the player's name in quotes on twitter and instagram, then sort by latest.

It's a rays player, right?

Dominik85 posted:

It's a rays player, right?

That is correct, Nick Schnell.