Deletion of Fort Myers Miracles players

Comment: Players in class A are essentially in a training and development program for Major League Baseball.  Many of them will be out of baseball in two or three years and will not be public figures. Thus, having biographies on players at such a low level raises serious BLP concerns (who will be tending these articles five years from now?)  I think the appropriate approach is similar to what  recommends--write an article about the team, maybe even an entire, well-documented article about their season, but not biographies for the individual players
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons (WP:BLP1E)

Comment: to all. Since they are all being lumped together, they collectively all fall under 's criteria for athletes found Wikipedia:BIO#Athletes|HERE. By the nominators admission every one of these players plays or has played for the Fort Myers Miracle, a fully professional baseball team. The first criteria for an athletes notability is that they are "Competitors who have competed in a fully professional league". Do any of the people who are voting to delete doubt that each of these players is being payed to play baseball? Many have been given 5-7 figure signing bonuses to play when they signed. How can it be argued that they are not professional? Several players have it mentioned in their bios that they participated in the College World Series. The second prong of criteria for notability for an athlete is "Competitors who have competed at the highest level in amateur sports". The College World Series is the highest level of amateur baseball in the United States and the second highest in the world behind the Olympics. Many of the players have participated in minor league all-star games at various levels. One of the criteria for notability under Wikiproject:Baseball for players (found Wikipedia:BASEBALL#Players|HERE) is that they have "been selected for any minor league baseball All-star game in the affiliated minor leagues". Many also meet another criteria: "notable Minor League Baseball award" by achieving Player/Pitcher of the Week/Month/Year honors. The only reason the people voting to delete are giving for deletion is that these individuals play for a low level minor league team. The affiliated minor leagues are all professional regardless of whether they are rookie level or triple A. They are payed to play baseball
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:BIO)

Comment: all'''. I totally agree with the bundled nomination. Whilst these players may all be different, they are not of a level of |sufficient notability  in most cases, and in the others, they are pretty borderline, making a batched deletion of this chaff very appropriate, and unlikely to result in any real train wreck. Using ''Minor League Baseball'' as a reference is clearly insufficient and would tautologically seal the articles' fate. If anyone wants to name exceptions to this deletion, then let them speak now or forever hold thy peace
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N)