June prospect voting results

[Siehbiscuit]

1. Walker Jenkins
2. Emmanuel Rodriguez
3. Kaelen Culpepper
4. Marek Houston
5. Eduardo Tait
6. Riley Quick
7. Kendry Rojas
8. Hendry Mendez
9. Dasan Hill
10. Brandon Winokur
11. Charlee Soto
12. Quentin Young
13. Yasser Mercedes
14. Khadim Diaw
15. Billy Amick
16. Gabriel Gonzalez
17. Ryan Gallagher
18. James Ellwanger
19. Eduardo Beltre
20. Enrique Jimenez

[Steve Lein]

1. Walker Jenkins
2. Kaelen Culpepper
3. Emmanuel Rodriguez
4. Eduardo Tait
5. Marek Houston
6. Hendry Mendez
7. Riley Quick
8. Dasan Hill
9. Kendry Rojas
10. Gabriel Gonzalez
11. Charlee Soto
12. Brandon Winokur
13. Khadim Diaw
14. Ryan Gallagher
15. CJ Culpepper
16. Quentin Young
17. Billy Amick
18. Kyle DeBarge
19. John Klein
20. James Ellwanger

[arby58]

1. Kaelen Culpepper
2. Walker Jenkins
3. Emmanuel Rodriguez
4. Eduardo Tait
5. Marek Houston
6. Kendry Rojas
7. Riley Quick
8. Hendry Mendez
9. Dasan Hill
10. Charlee Soto
11. Gabriel Gonzalez
12. Brandon Winokur
13. Marco Raya
14. Khadim Diaw
15. Ryan Gallagher
16. Quentin Young
17. James Ellwanger
18. CJ Culpepper
19. Billy Amick
20. Yasser Mercedes

[Clear Lake Twinsfan]

1. Walker Jenkins
2. Kaelen Culpepper
3. Emmanuel Rodriguez
4. Eduardo Tait
5. Marek Houston
6. Gabriel Gonzalez
7. Riley Quick
8. Kendry Rojas
9. Charlee Soto
10. Hendry Mendez
11. Dasan Hill
12. Brandon Winokur
13. Khadim Diaw
14. Quentin Young
15. James Ellwanger
16. CJ Culpepper
17. Enrique Jimenez
18. Marco Raya
19. Jhomnardo Reyes
20. Yasser Mercedes

[DataNerd]

1. Walker Jenkins
   Needs to start making business decisions to stay healthy.
2. Kaelen Culpepper
   Still underrated IMO. 5 tool player.
3. Marek Houston
   Houston over ERod is more about Houston. I think he would be a top 50.
4. Emmanuel Rodriguez
   Healthy ERod is #1 or #2.
5. Riley Quick
   Great stuff, need to see how he adjusts to a long season.
6. Kendry Rojas
   Massive ceiling if he can figure some things else, more likely looking like a dominant bullpen arm. Control and injuries keep him from being a Top 100 guy.
7. Eduardo Tait
   Feels like a good backup/mediocre starting C that hits .200 with power. Upside is immense.
8. Hendry Mendez
   Bat looks legit, but being a 1B/DH doesn't give him much room for error.
9. Dasan Hill
   Will be a stud if he improves his control, but at it's current spot it is unplayable.
10. Charlee Soto
    I'll have a better opinion after he's been pitching for 2-3 weeks.
11. Brandon Winokur
    Making improvements, but not making the leap. Raw power often develops into game power late, and he has plenty of it.
12. Ryan Gallagher
    Solid but unspectacular secondaries, and decent but not great command. Fastball has good movement, but probably needs it to be higher than its current 93 to work. If he can't add more velo in the offseason, he probably needs to get it by moving to the pen.
13. Gabriel Gonzalez
    Makes good contact, but not a fan of the rest of his game.
14. Khadim Diaw
    Has consistently hit in the minors, but power and fielding concerns put pressure on the bat. Being a C and OF gives him potentially a unique role for a utility player.
15. James Ellwanger
    95 with great extension, get good spin on both a cutter and curveball, kills spin on the changeup. Had control issues in college which holds him down for now, but the stuff looks good enough for MLB.
16. Adrian Bohorquez
    Similar to Hill, but with a worse changeup and a year older.
17. Yasser Mercedes
    Has been slow to adjust to every promotion, but still has a great speed/power combination at 21.
18. Bruin Agbayani
    Not a toolsy HS pick, but he has 16:6 BB:K in Fort Myers. Eye/Contact is enough to go in at this range.
19. Jhomnardo Reyes
    Extreme risk/reward. Can hit it hard, hasn't faced good enough pitchers to know if he can hit.
20. CJ Culpepper
    Throws a weird fastball that has been solid, and an assortment of breaking balls that are individually decent.

[Tom Froemming]

1. Walker Jenkins
2. Kaelen Culpepper
3. Emmanuel Rodriguez
4. Dasan Hill
5. Kendry Rojas
6. Eduardo Tait
7. Marek Houston
8. Riley Quick
9. Charlee Soto
10. Brandon Winokur
11. Hendry Mendez
12. Gabriel Gonzalez
13. Ryan Gallagher
14. Quentin Young
15. James Ellwanger
16. Kyle DeBarge
17. Yasser Mercedes
18. Billy Amick
19. Adrian Bohorquez
20. Khadim Diaw

[Sam Caulder]

1. Walker Jenkins
2. Kaelen Culpepper
3. Emmanuel Rodriguez
4. Hendry Mendez
5. Eduardo Tait
6. Marek Houston
7. Riley Quick
8. Gabriel Gonzalez
9. Kendry Rojas
10. Dasan Hill
11. Brandon Winokur
12. Charlee Soto
13. Quentin Young
14. Ryan Gallagher
15. Billy Amick
16. James Ellwanger
17. CJ Culpepper
18. Khadim Diaw
19. Kyler Fedko
20. John Klein

[Cody Christie]

1. Walker Jenkins
2. Kaelen Culpepper
3. Emmanuel Rodriguez
4. Eduardo Tait
5. Marek Houston
6. Riley Quick
7. Charlee Soto
8. Gabriel Gonzalez
9. Dasan Hill
10. Quentin Young
11. Kendry Rojas
12. Hendry Mendez
13. Brandon Winokur
14. Ryan Gallagher
15. Khadim Diaw
16. CJ Culpepper
17. James Ellwanger
18. Kyler Fedko
19. Kyle DeBarge
20. Yasser Mercedes

[Lou Hennessy]

1. Walker Jenkins
2. Kaelen Culpepper
3. Emmanuel Rodriguez
4. Marek Houston
5. Eduardo Tait
6. Kendry Rojas
7. Hendry Mendez
8. Dasan Hill
9. Riley Quick
10. Brandon Winokur
11. Charlee Soto
12. Gabriel Gonzalez
13. Quentin Young
14. Ryan Gallagher
15. Yasser Mercedes
16. James Ellwanger
17. Khadim Diaw
18. Kyle DeBarge
19. Billy Amick
20. CJ Culpepper

Three former first round picks, might be something there.

[DJL44]

Fangraphs dropped their Twins top 50 list last week.

Jenkins, Culpepper, Rojas, Tait, Prielipp, Quick, Houston, Rodriguez, Mendez, Reyes