This will be the poll for the Readers’ Top Thirty #8 prospect.
Andrew Baker was your selection as the #7 prospect. He was this year’s first plurality winner receiving 25 of the 100 votes cast. Here are the complete final results –
Andrew Baker: 25 votes, 25.00%
Carlos De La Cruz: 19 votes, 19.00%
William Bergolla: 16 votes, 16.00%
Francisco Morales: 11 votes, 11.00%
Erik Miller: 7 votes, 7.00%
Michael Plassmeyer: 5 votes, 5.00%
Dalton Guthrie: 4 votes, 4.00%
Alex McFarlane: 3 votes, 3.00%
Marcus Lee Sang: 2 votes, 2.00%
Jhailyn Ortiz: 2 votes, 2.00%
Gabriel Ricones: 2 votes, 2.00%
Rickardo Perez: 2 votes, 2.00%
Nikau Pouaka-Grego: 1 vote, 1.00%
Brett Schulze: 1 vote, 1.00%
Darick Hall also received 8 votes which bumped the total to 108 votes. However, i was reminded that he exceeded rookie eligibility last season. I removed Darick and his 8 votes from the count. Sorry, if you voted for Hall.
Because of the limited number of votes allowed (the app calls them signals and limits us to 2500) I’ll be closing polls when a clear victor can be determined.
Baker’s spot in the poll will be filled by Tristan Garnett and Taylor Lehman. Hall’s spot will be filled by Simon Muzziotti.
Results, So Far
- Andrew Painter
- Mick Abel
- Grif McGarry
- Johan Rojas
- Justin Crawford
- Lee Hao Yu
- Andrew Baker
- ?
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Now it gets really hard for me to decide. I went with Morales, again based on proximity. I like Bergolla, but he is too far away, and I am just not there yet on the De La Cruz train. Hopefully, he has a great season.
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Bergola on signing bonus and contact rate.
NPG is another young guy that really performed but without the high profile dollar signing. After following prospects for years, I’ll always take the guys that perform, even if it’s just short season. We haven’t had a tools/lack of performance (hitting) break out since Galvis
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poll closed
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