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Thanks for checking out Futures Focus, the Prospects1500 Podcast. We'll be speaking with several of our minor league correspondents, interviewing special guests from the minor league baseball community, and in season running through our Prospects of the Week. All this and more!
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Episode #16
Jeremy Mahy and Shaun Kernahan wrap up our 2026 MLB Draft recap series with Part 3, as they run through each team's best selections from the NL and AL East.
Episode #15
In our milestone 150th episode of Futures Focus, host Jeremy Mahy ( @_JMahy_ ) goes into the archives to review some memorable trade deadline discussions from past episodes. In the second segment he is joined by Tony Bps Spina ( @Tonybps12 ) to discuss this year's trade deadline prospect movement as they put together the All-Trade deadline team. Futures Focus is brought to you by Prospects1500.
Episode #14
Prospects1500's amateur baseball guru Shaun Kernahan ( @ShaunKernahan ) once again joins host Jeremy Mahy ( @_JMahy_ ) for part 2 of the MLB Draft recap, this time breaking down the draft for the teams of the NL and AL Central divisions. Shaun also talks about what the signing bonuses tell us about what a team thinks about their player. They also dive into the Guardians' head scratcher of a second-round pick.
Episode #13
A Horribly Perfect Crossover Podcast! As we draw closer to our special upcoming 150th episode, host Jeremy Mahy ( @_JMahy_ ) and Scott Greene ( @Scotty_Ballgame ) welcome the Horribly Perfect podcast trio of Jim, John D, and Westy. Find out why Greene's high school buddies crossed over to Futures Focus, as they share some of their unforgettable baseball stories and memories. It's not your average, every week Futures Focus talk about MiLB and prospects, but a fun break from the norm with a few guys who've taken the podcast world by storm. Check out Horribly Perfect and all of their episodes here. We promise to get back to what we do best, prospect talk and more, with our MLB Draft Recap (Part 2) coming up in the next episode. For now, enjoy this nonsensical edition. We had fun with it... and shameless plug, subscribe to both of us! Futures Focus and Horribly Perfect.
Episode #12
Prospects1500's amateur baseball guru Shaun Kernahan ( @ShaunKernahan ) joins host Jeremy Mahy ( @_JMahy_ ) to break down the draft for teams in the AL and NL West. How did each team do? Who did the best in each division? Also, Shaun puts on his "tin hat" and gives the listeners his conspiracy theory about this year's draft.
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