JeffLouderback

Hello! Regarding Sano, he hit .258 last season in low Single-A after hitting for average in his previous stops. What I mean is that he projects to hit for average iin the higher levels of the minors and when he reaches the majors. About Parmelee, I do know he has been shifted to first base and I meant to include first base/outfield option since he can play first base and right field. Kepler is high on some lists and lower on others. I like his upside and believe he is worthy of the No. 10 spot.

I always like a good discussion about prospects. John, you are right. I am higher on Gibson than others. I just believe in his upside and fully believe he will completely rebound from Tommy John surgery. As for Meyer over Hicks, only one spot separates them. I believe both are high-ceiling prospects, but I have Meyer a spot higher because he has the potential to be a frontline starter and have a greater impact than Hicks.