Joel Reuter
Joel Reuter contributed his first article to Bleacher Report on April 28, 2009. While more than a few commenters have asked him to stop, no one at B/R has done so in any official capacity. So here he is, 17 years later, still living the dream. He has served as a National MLB Columnist since 2011. In that role, he authors B/R's weekly MLB power rankings, leads the site's prospect and MLB draft coverage, including compiling and updating the B/R Top 100 prospect list, and sprinkles in 1990s nostalgia any chance he gets. In addition to his MLB coverage, Joel contributes to B/R's college football and men's college basketball coverage and serves as the site's de facto sports card expert. He has visited 14 National Parks and counting, and he spends each spring after March Madness chipping away at the ultimate bucket list goal of seeing them all with his wife and two miniature schnauzers.
Joel Reuter contributed his first article to Bleacher Report on April 28, 2009. While more than a few commenters have asked him to stop, no one at B/R has done so in any official capacity. So here he is, 17 years later, still living the dream. He has served as a National MLB Columnist since 2011. In that role, he authors B/R's weekly MLB power rankings, leads the site's prospect and MLB draft coverage, including compiling and updating the B/R Top 100 prospect list, and sprinkles in 1990s nostalgia any chance he gets. In addition to his MLB coverage, Joel contributes to B/R's college football and men's college basketball coverage and serves as the site's de facto sports card expert. He has visited 14 National Parks and counting, and he spends each spring after March Madness chipping away at the ultimate bucket list goal of seeing them all with his wife and two miniature schnauzers.
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