Carlos Collazo

Hi, I'm Carlos. I'm a national writer for Baseball America, where I cover the MLB draft and prospects.

This site hosts my blog and home on the internet for all things that aren’t baseball writing. You can see what I'm focused on right now or read more about me here.

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07 Apr, 2026 Is Bluesky Dying? by James Bell
I'm not strongly attached to Bluesky in the way that I used to be with Twitter, but it would have been nice to see this platform take off.

A good read on how the platform is trending from James Bell:

Communities take time to build, and people have to have faith it’s worth the effort. Some of those people are the ones who put the money in, but it’s also the people who make the content – and the power users of text-based social networks have bounced around an awful lot already.

There isn’t a huge set of new startup social networks around. If you’re just looking to troll the libs and write “Bames Jall” to your 70 followers, that might not matter. But for people who use social for their careers, or for normies who want things that look and feel like professional products, this stuff matters.
06 Apr, 2026 Mike Malone hired as UNC basketball coach
Someone tell me how to feel about UNC hiring Mike Malone.

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11 Mar, 2026 Riders Field

A few weeks ago I got a chance to check out Riders Field, which is the home of the Frisco RoughRiders, the Double-A affiliate for the Texas Rangers.

This is one of the coolest and most unique baseball fields I've been to. When I was at the field I felt like I was in a different time and place. It has so much charm and character.

Apparently Riders Field was designed to feel like a "park inside a park" and they absolutely nailed that vibe. The open pavilion setup around the concourse makes you feel like you're walking around a Farmer's Market or something, and then there's a lazy river and water section in right field.

I got a great look at Alabama's Justin Lebron when I was here—which was the point of the trip—but just being able to take in a game was extremely cool and memorable.

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