Malquin Canelo takes the 45th prospect slot in our poll. He received 27 of 118 votes (23%). David Whitehead finished second with 21 votes
The current poll’s selections so far are listed below.
- J.P. Crawford
- Aaron Nola
- Maikel Franco
- Roman Quinn
- Zach Eflin
- Ben Lively
- Jesse Biddle
- Kelly Dugan
- Tom Windle
- Yoel Mecias
- Deivi Grullon
- Matt Imhof
- Dylan Cozens
- Carlos Tocci
- Odubel Herrera
- Aaron Altherr
- Aaron Brown
- Franklyn Kilome
- Victor Arano
- Andrew Knapp
- Zach Green
- Severino Gonzalez
- Cord Sandberg
- Jesmuel Valentin
- Ricardo Pinto
- Luis Encarnacion
- Cameron Perkins
- Jose Pujols
- Andrew Pullin
- Tommy Joseph
- Nefi Ogando
- Jiandido Tromp
- Joely Rodriguez
- Rhys Hoskins
- Brandon Leibrandt
- Willians Astudillo
- Elniery Garcia
- Arquimedes Gamboa
- Chris Oliver
- Hector Neris
- Brian Pointer
- Adam Morgan
- Elvis Araujo
- Samuel Hiciano
- Malquin Canelo
The poll for #46 is up next. I’ve added K.C. Serna as requested.
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Miguel Nunez for me.
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You and me are kinda locked in lately. Nunez. We’re the only 2 votes as of 4:30 on Friday.
I’d take him over Whitehead as both have similar workhorse-type bodies and past injury concerns, but Nunez is closer to the bigs, (though no surprise if they both wind up in the CLR logjam waiting on Reading to open up), Nunez seems to have had a bit of a breakthrough last year after he was shut down to fix his mechanics, and Nunez, while walking more guys, is not wild at all – his 2014 walk rate was under 9%. Not bad at all.
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I like what you have to say; I didn’t know about the late season recovery
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And can anybody give me a comp on this kid? And maybe a bite-sized scouting report? Thank you in advance.
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walding has a beautiful swing and is an all around excellent ball player thanks
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voting again for walding, clearly the best available
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Clearly now it has to be Whitehead.
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I just don’t understand how people can vote for Whitehead over Alezones. Whitehead is 3.5 years older, pitched one level above. Vastly inferior K numbers, mixed bag on other stats. Alezones seemingly has a projectable arm.
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Agree I voted Alezones too.
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Grenny Cumana! I’ll probably be voting for him for a while.
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I went with him too. Plays SS and it looks like he knows how to make contact – very few strikeouts. But I am not super passionate about him here, I’d be fine with a number of other guys.
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I think that KC will be 1 of only 5 or 6 on the list that will see the Major Leagues.
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Whitehead – 1st Yr back from TJ w/ 0-HR. Overall very productive stats
K’s are sexy, but Outs & Lo baserunner #’s are productive.
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K’s produce outs.
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They also result in low baserunners
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If K’s are a good thing, Walding is the man //sandusky
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No mas! I cry uncle, there is literally no one on this list who is anything more than a name in the boxscore to me, it’s like when you get to the bottom of your electoral ballot to the local judges and propositions that sound good on paper but then you get home and you realize you just voted to give a giant tax break to Malaysian casino operators. Oops! I saw David Whitehead pitch once last year and let me say: I’m not seeing it guys.
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That was me
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Remember that Whitehead was coming off an injury. He should be better this year. I haven’t voted for him based on his performance last year, but I think he will do better now.
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