Well, you get it... I was in the midst of doing an interview piece with Kiley for my site when he told me (in about as polite a way as possible) that he needed to postpone the interview for a time. Now he's been hired by the Braves, and I don't know how I could be more happy. Kiley has very similar views on prospects as the current Braves regime has. As I'm putting out my top-100 Braves prospects list this week, a lot of people have noticed how many of these players were 1) brought in after Frank Wren left, and 2) guys with incredible upside, but low, low floors. The Braves went way too long as a team that would never take a chance, and Wren ran off most of the scouting department in his time in Atlanta. Many of them, interestingly enough, ended up in New York with the Yankees, and on the staff of the Yankees at the same time as many of these former Braves scouting personnel was one Kiley McDaniel. The Braves bring back the old guard once Wren leaves, and lo and behold, a year later, they ink Kiley as well. Kiley is a big fan of upside and tools, so he sometimes bypasses a guy farther along in the minors for one more skilled and, frankly, eye-appealing. He was one of the few who had Ozhaino Albies ahead of Jose Peraza in the Braves system, and he was spot on with that. I'll be excited to complete my interview later in the offseason after Kiley gets his feet on the ground in his new position.