Combined Top 100 List (Law, BA, BP, mlb)

[drjim]

For research for my fantasy league, I did a average rank of the big 4 prospect sites (Law, BP, BA, MLB) and did an average rank for each prospect*. Here are how the Twins guys came out:

 

Buxton 2

Berrios 20

Kepler 37

Gordon 71

Jay 73

Polanco 91

Stewart 97

 

Dodgers were the only other team with 7, and I actually think Law's ranks check out pretty well (or at least better than Baseball America), and I would probably put the Twins ahead of the Braves, but that is a preference of top guys over post-100 depth.

 

*It curious, methodology was Law top 110, Baseball Prospectus top 101, BA and mlb top 100. Weighted them all the same, simple summing of ranks and divide by 4. If a player was not on a list I gave him a 110 for the purpose of rank averages.

 

If you want to know any other players rank let me know.

 

 

[bird]

Thanks for throwing this out there. I've been curious about how the top prospects from the rest of the AL Central stack up relative to this list.

[drjim]

Whiteys: Tim Anderson 33, Carson Fullmer 77

Tribe: Bradley Zimmer 21, Clint Frazier 46, Bobby Bradley 101, Brady Aiken 102

Tigers: Michael Fulmer 59

Royals: Raul Mondesi 32, Kyle Zimmer 80

[bluechipper]

What are the Royals doing with Mondesi? He hasn't really hit well for three years now, and yet they keep pushing him up a level each year even though he has been very young for every league that he's played in.