Baseball first.
A bigger vision.
S80 was created around a simple frustration: prospect rankings tell fans who is highly regarded, but they often fail to make the future feel understandable. Super 80 is built to close that gap.
Prospects should feel understandable.
A 60-grade hit tool matters. So does age, level, physical projection, defensive home, approach, risk, and developmental runway. S80 organizes those signals into something a serious fan can actually use.
The goal is not to pretend development is predictable. It is to make the range of plausible outcomes clearer—and explain why.
Projection without pretending there is certainty.
Every profile should make three things obvious: what the player is now, what he could become, and what has to happen for him to get there.
Start narrow.
Build something great.
Baseball launch
Build the best version of S80 around MLB prospects, rankings, comps, and projection-first player pages.
Super 80 becomes the event
Make the annual January list a destination fans anticipate and return to throughout the season.
Expand the process
Once the model is proven, adapt the same question—what could this player become?—to other sports.
More than a ranking. A clearer view of tomorrow.
S80 is for the fan who already knows the names and wants to understand the outcomes.