View Poll Results: Vote or Die!
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Max Kepler
1 3.85% -
Alex Meyer
17 65.38% -
Kyle Gibson
6 23.08% -
Luke Bard
0 0% -
Travis Harrison
0 0% -
Owaldo Arcia
22 84.62% -
Trevor May
2 7.69% -
Eddie Rosario
13 50.00% -
Jose Berrios
1 3.85% -
Write in Candidate
0 0%
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01-10-2013, 03:52 PM #1
Twinsdaily #2 Prospect Prelim
Pick up to three players.
The highest scoring single player will move onto the #2 run off along with the two losers from the #1 run off. (To save potential time any tie will revert to who had more points in previous polls)
I left one (write in) choice as well: If you think I missed someone, choose it and name your player below.
HEY BROCK! Can you make it so we can cap the number of "max choices" for the poll at 3? For now, please only vote for up to 3 to move on.
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01-10-2013, 04:00 PM #2
I personally just picked 1 in Arcia, I think he is a bit higher then anyone else on the list IMO.
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01-11-2013, 09:19 AM #3
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01-11-2013, 09:54 AM #4Senior Member All-Star
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Meyer, Hicks and Arcia are pretty much tied at #3 for me.
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01-11-2013, 10:37 AM #5
If Rosario can stay at 2nd base, he has a legit case for top five in the system. When was the last time we had an everyday 2nd baseman? Nevermind a second baseman who can hit over .250. Saying all of that, I put him at 6, ahead of pitching prospects Berrios, Gibson, and May. It will be interesting to see where the two newcomers to the system rank as well. I have a feeling a lot of fans will wishfully put May and Meyer higher than they probably should be.



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