Genao batted .330 (.878 OPS) with 38 doubles and 10 HR between Lynchburg and Lake County last season. He’ll turn 21 on May 19. He’s a switch-hitting shortstop who seems born to play baseball. Nearly every move is fluid and confident. In some ways, he reminds me of a very young Julio Franco — although that’s probably an unfair label to put on Genao.

NOTE OF THE DAY…the Mariners were recently named by Keith Law of The Athletic as having the №1 farm system in baseball, while Baseball America and MLB Pipeline both rank them at №5…the Mariners have an MLB-leading 7 top-100 prospects named on Baseball America’s rankings,

Cleveland game was kind of sloppy but still featured a handful of standouts from some of the top prospects on both sides.