I'm driving that bandwagon. My impression went up after seeing him throw. He's younger than Stewart, yet more polished. May not have the ceiling that Stewart has (with the potentially for four plus pitches), but should have three above-average pitches. It also didn't hurt that he had a really good winter. Plus, like you pointed out, he is left-handed, which makes him all the more useful. Even if his ceiling is a mid-rotation guy (which Law says), I'd error on the side of it being higher. Of course, anyone this young you have to majorly project on, and, Thrylos, I know you want to see more before you see the accolades, and I respect that. In Law's write-up, he has Boer at 16. (And May nowhere present.) So it's like like his list is without faults. Also has Engelb Vielma #11, before Danny Santana. That's what's fun about these though... no one's wrong. You could argue that Thorpe doesn't belong in the Top 10 of Twins prospects or that he does belong at #5 and I wouldn't argue against you... as long as your facts are, you know, actually facts.