Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Grant Kay
Yes, it may be time to have a discussion regarding the low standard for what often passes for "significant coverage" per  in AfD discussions regarding minor league baseball players.  I participate in AfD discussions across multiple sports, and I've got to say, guys, that WP:Baseball typically employs the lowest common denominator among the major sports WikiProjects.  "Significant coverage" really was intended to mean more than a random sentence or two in an article about the player's team or an individual game,  game coverage, college recruiting sites, MLB draft evaluation sites, and non-mainstream sites that specialize in the coverage of minor league sports.  This may not be the ideal example to have that discussion, but it is time for WP:Baseball to have an internal discussion about the standards that our members are applying in AfD discussions, especially in light of the one-game rule of .  WP:Football (i.e. the European soccer guys) routinely delete players such as this even though they may technically satisfy the Association football specific notability guideline.  Do we really want several thousand articles about minor league baseball players, many of which no one is ever going to read
— User:Dirtlawyer1, 01:13, 8 September 2014 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:ROUTINE||WP:NBASEBALL (Wikipedia:Notability)