Most pitchers need time to work their way through a pitching pipeline, particularly ones without college experience. Braylon Doughty, apparently, didn’t get that memo. Barely two years removed from high school, MLB’s No. 72 prospect has already emerged as one of Cleveland’s most closely watched young arms as he closes out his second pro season having reached the Double-A level. Get tickets to a Minor League game near you » What makes Doughty’s p…
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