Last Sunday I saw the Binghamton Rumble Ponies play at Hartford (AA). We sat next to the third base dugout. I went there to focus on a few highly rated players. Jett Williams - ss : There is small, there is tiny, and there is Williams. We're talking Freddy Patek size. But the kid can play. He got three hits, stole a base and carried himself like a major leaguer. He got his uniform dirty in the first inning and he wore it proudly. Ryan Clifford - LF (also plays 1B): Big lefty hitter. Has a nice swing, He had two hits ( including a double off the centerfield wall) and didn't seem fooled on breaking pitches. I'd need to see more of him to decide if he has a chance. He pulled a pitch over the roof in right field, just foul, so the power they traed for is apparently there. Kevin Parada - C: He was at DH and seemed to have a nice swing, but looked bad on some pitches. Former #1 pick, but so was Greg Goosen. I wanted to see pitching phenom Jonah Tong, but he had pitched before. And My daughter's friend's son, reliever Trey McLaughlin, never got into the game. Neither did former 5 tools prospect Alex Ramirez who is still struggling at AA. Later