Prospect Potent Potables - 3/23

• The Atlanta Braves hope that the movement on Mike Minor's fastball and his outstanding changeup are enough to off-set his lack of velocity, reports Bill Ballew for Baseball America.  Minor is the opposite of fellow 2009 draft pick David Hale, who has mid-90's stuff, but was a two-way player in college and needs much refinement.
• Gaby Sanchez may be winning the Marlins' first base competition, but don't expect typical first base production from the prospect, notes Joe Frisaro of MLB.com.  Considering Sanchez is 26-years-old, has yet to win a starting job in the majors, and will likely be batting 8th to start the season, the Marlins will likely be happy with any production then can get.
• Jared Mitchell's 2010 season ended before it started, but the 2009 first-round pick out of LSU had been showing why the White Sox were so high on him, notes Phil Rogers in Baseball America.
• The hype that consumed Chicago Cubs camp early this spring has died, but that doesn't mean we won't see Starlin Castro again soon, reports Jeff Vorva for Baseball America.
• Jamie Ramsey of MLB.com gives us a little insight into the world of Reds 2009 Minor League Player of the Year Chris Heisey.
• Brandon Erbe may be heading back to the Orioles' Double-A affiliate in Bowie to start the 2010 season, but he's going to attack the league with his newly refined delivery, notes Roch Kubatko for Baseball Ameica.