How will MLB's winter scouting 'dead period' impact FL?

Major League Baseball adopted rules to create a scouting 'dead period' over the winter where MLB teams and organizations aren't able to collect data or speak with amateur players for several months over the winter months in an effort to incentivize players to take a break and let themselves heal and not play max-effort baseball year-round. Jarrett Seidler, Senior Writer with Baseball Prospectus joins FOX 35's Garrett Wymer via Zoom to break down this push and what it means for Florida, where youth and amateur baseball organizations run premiere scouting tournaments year-round where top prospects compete in front of college and professional scouts.