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  1. Luke Keaschall
    If the start in MLB was not a fluke - he is ready to contribute and we need him.
  2. Walker Jenkins
    Can he stay healthy? He has the talent, but we have had too many IL specialists over the years.
  3. Kaelen Culpepper
    He is really looking good - high hopes or too high hopes?
  4. Dasan Hill
    Could he be our Skenes? Love to see him prosper quickly
  5. Charlee Soto
    He is living up to expectations this year.
  6. Connor Prielipp
    He has the talent if he stays healthy
  7. Marek Houston
    We have to hope that he lives up to expectations.
  8. Gabriel Gonzalez
    Nice rebound year - he is ready to move
  9. Emmanuel Rodriguez
    Disappointing. I do not hold him in the same regard as most
  10. Marco Raya
  11. Khadim Diaw
    We need a good catcher prospect - this might be the answer
  12. Riley Quick
  13. Payton Eeles
  14. Kyle DeBarge
  15. CJ Culpepper
  16. Billy Amick
  17. Ricardo Olivar
  18. Brandon Winokur
  19. Quentin Young
  20. Eduardo Beltre
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Luke Keaschall If the start in MLB was not a fluke - he is ready to contribute and we need him. Walker Jenkins Can he stay healthy? He has the talent, but we have had too many IL specialists over the

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  1. Walker Jenkins
    Discerning eye, can bunt, steal bases (even third), fields his position, and has power potential.
  2. Luke Keaschall
    Adds speed, excitement to the MLB team!
  3. Kaelen Culpepper
    Answering a lot of doubters!
  4. Emmanuel Rodriguez
    Needs to get healthy.
  5. Gabriel Gonzalez
  6. Marco Raya
  7. Connor Prielipp
  8. Dasan Hill
  9. Charlee Soto
  10. Payton Eeles
  11. Brandon Winokur
  12. Andrew Morris
  13. Noah Cardenas
  14. Marek Houston
  15. Riley Quick
  16. Kyle DeBarge
  17. CJ Culpepper
  18. Billy Amick
  19. Khadim Diaw
  20. Quentin Young
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  1. Walker Jenkins
    Still #1 due to potential but hasn't shown us much due to injury.
  2. Luke Keaschall
    Where does he end up positionally?
  3. Kaelen Culpepper
    Where does he end up positionally?
  4. Emmanuel Rodriguez
    Paper tiger
  5. Connor Prielipp
  6. Dasan Hill
  7. Charlee Soto
  8. Marek Houston
    C4 heir apparent?
  9. Riley Quick
    Love this pick - close to MLB ready with some tweaks
  10. Gabriel Gonzalez
    Bat to ball with little power - trade high candidate
  11. Marco Raya
    Starting to look better at AAA
  12. Brandon Winokur
  13. Kyle DeBarge
    Slowest team in MLB needs some speed!
  14. Andrew Morris
  15. Khadim Diaw
    Can he stick at C? If so, he moves up the list for me.
  16. CJ Culpepper
    So far so good...
  17. Billy Amick
    1B of the future - 2027
  18. Quentin Young
    High ceiling, lottery pick!
  19. Eduardo Beltre
  20. Ricardo Olivar
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  1. Walker Jenkins
    Needs to overcome the injury prone tag.
  2. Luke Keaschall
    Is going to be a solid 10 year disruptor.
  3. Kaelen Culpepper
    Future AL All Star SS
  4. Connor Prielipp
    Probably a high leverage reliever, but a damn good one.
  5. Dasan Hill
    Has top of the rotation potential
  6. Charlee Soto
    Has ace stuff, but needs to find consistency.
  7. Emmanuel Rodriguez
    Too many injuries. It won't happen for Emma.
  8. Gabriel Gonzalez
    If he stays healthy, future solid LF contributor.
  9. Kyle DeBarge
    Dustin Pedroia light
  10. Brandon Winokur
    Future All Star RF if it all clicks
  11. Marco Raya
    likely will find his success in the major leagues as a reliever
  12. Andrew Morris
    Bottom of the rotation guy, but a very solid one.
  13. Marek Houston
    Defense is his calling card, can he hit with enough authority to be a difference maker?
  14. Riley Quick
    Future top of the rotation stuff.
  15. CJ Culpepper
    4th or 5th starter or long reliever.
  16. Billy Amick
    Can he find the power he was drafted for? If so, future 3B
  17. Khadim Diaw
    Future Catcher who hits if he too can avoid the injury bug
  18. Quentin Young
    All Star talent ceiling, Mendoza line hitting floor. Will be fun to track his development
  19. Eduardo Beltre
    Top of the order hitting potential
  20. James Ellwanger
    #3 starter potential if he can harness his high octane stuff.
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2wins87

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  1. Walker Jenkins
    Showing a bit more power, but still seems more of a pure hit over power guy. Overall performance at AA matching his pedigree though.
  2. Luke Keaschall
  3. Kaelen Culpepper
  4. Emmanuel Rodriguez
    Contact will always be a question, and injuries seem to be a question now too.
  5. Charlee Soto
    Despite the injury, still expect him to have starter level durability.
  6. Dasan Hill
  7. Marek Houston
  8. Connor Prielipp
    Been very healthy by his standards, but still think being a reliever is by far the most likely future outcome. I wonder if he'd get a few MLB innings this year in the event of a fire sale at the trade deadline.
  9. Andrew Morris
  10. Brandon Winokur
    Has shown the ability to make adjustments at every level while still being much younger than the competition.
  11. Gabriel Gonzalez
    Still all hit with no defensive value, but the offensive potential is once again clear this year.
  12. CJ Culpepper
    Looking quite good in return from injury.
  13. Marco Raya
  14. Riley Quick
  15. Kyle DeBarge
    Cooled off from hot start. Looking more like a speedy utility type than a starter, but still having a good season overall.
  16. Billy Amick
    Lack of power seems to be more launch angle than contact based, which I think is better, but will need to tap into a bit more HR power at some point.
  17. Ricardo Olivar
  18. Danny De Andrade
    Quietly having another strong season.
  19. Eduardo Beltre
    Rough start, been better lately.
  20. Quentin Young

Next 10:

Khadim Diaw

Kala'i Rosario

Noah Cardenas - Still skeptical of the bat based at the MLB level based off the lack of impact prior to this year, but is increasingly looking like a defense-first MLB catcher.

Jose Olivares

James Ellwanger

Payton Eeles

Yasser Mercedes

Travis Adams

Christian MacLeod - Has always been solid to good when healthy, with a bit more sustained health definitely looks like an MLB arm.

Haritzon Castillo - Always tough to rank international signings early on, but clearly the top performer so far from the major signings of last year's international class.  Playing a decent amount at short too.

 

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