With May now in the fold, any speculation on the new top ten list of prospects in the organization? Where does May fit, and who gets booted from the top ten?
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With May now in the fold, any speculation on the new top ten list of prospects in the organization? Where does May fit, and who gets booted from the top ten?
I think the top 6 (in some order) are pretty settled. Sano, Buxton, Hicks, Arcia, Gibson, Meyer. Rosario, May, Berrios, Kepler and are 7-10, in some order.
Here is mine, I am going off my opinion and what I have personally seen in the prospectsQuote:
Originally Posted by gunnarthor
1. Sano
2. Arcia
3. Rosario
4. Buxton
5. Kepler
6. Meyer
7. Hicks
8. Gibson
9. Berrios
10. May
The negatives on May are that he walks a lot of guys, and the high fastball that was striking guys out in the lower minors wasn't working as well at AA. I'm not sure if that is quite a top-10 profile, even if his stuff is electric.
I'm putting him ahead of Berrios and kepler until they do something in full season ball. May has some big issues though. Berrios and Kepler could fly up this list next season though.
1. Sano
2. buxton
3. Hicks
4. Arcia
5. Meyer
6. Gibson
7. Rosario
8. May
9. Berrios
10. Kepler
Just so happy to have Terry Ryan back...
Almost assured coming off the list:Quote:
Originally Posted by kab21
Hicks, Gibson
Potentially coming off the list:
Arcia, May,
That's 4 of our top 10 potentially getting enough PT to no longer be "prospects". So, while I know this was not exactly what you meant by "flying up the lists", I think it's safe to say our Top 10 entering 2014 will be much different than entering 2013.
May was Philly's #2 guy....now he sliped a tad but I see him at #5 over Arcia (who hasnt cracked top 100s yet) with Meyer 3rd...Hicks 4th.
Very very solid top 10 list right now
Of course. All I'm saying is that I have conservatively ranked Kepler and Berrios. The reason that I say fly up lists is that they could go from outside of the top 100 overall to top 50 prospects next season. Or they could go Angel Morales although they look better than he did. His K's were always a big flag and they were his undoing.
Arcia will probably be in all of the top 100's when they are compiled this offseason. I also think you are overrating may because he was Philly's #2. There are some big issues. He certainly isn't better than Sano, buxton, Hicks, Arcia, Meyer, Gibson and Rosario imo.
I understood that Kab, sorry if you thought I was putting words in your mouth...I wasn't trying to. Your post just made me think about how different that list will look a year from now that's all. Of course with Willingham and Morneau still in the stable perhaps it will look different yet in another month.Quote:
Originally Posted by kab21
I just posted this on Twitter a bit ago:
My new updated Top 10 Twins prospects: Sano, Buxton, Arcia, Meyer, Hicks, Gibson, May, Rosario, Berrios, Kepler.
1. Sano
2. Buxton
3. Hicks
4. Arcia
5. Meyer
6. Gibson
7. May
8. Rosario
9. Berrios
10. Kepler
IMO you can change 6-8 out for the most part. I like Gibson because I think he is ML ready and can be a solid #2. May over Rosario because of doubts of him sticking in 2B.
All top 8 guys will see there names on some top 100 prospect lists (all 8 are on scouting book.com currently, May is 58), and I think there is a decent chance Keppler and Berrios could crack some mid season lists.
Compare that list to what the Twins had in May of this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seth Stohs
Then compare that list to what was there in May of 2009. Quite the difference.
FWIW
John Manuel@johnmanuelba@Jaypers413 Think he's headed to a bullpen near you. for me, Sano, Buxton, Arcia, Meyer, Gibson, Hicks, Berrios, Rosario, May, Kepler.
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The best sign is to have 4 SP's in the top 10 discussion. A big change from where we were.