Opening this up a little early, Franco takes the #5 spot and Aumont has been added going forward.
So Far:
- Jesse Biddle
- Roman Quinn
- Adam Morgan
- Tommy Joseph
- Maikel Franco
Reader Top 30 is in full swing as well as another industry Top 10. This is your thread for all news outside of the annual prospect ranking.
I have to run to work so I will fill in some details later, but BP released their Phillies Top 10 today, you can read it here, http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=19360#131023. For now I will leave the names and projection (OFP and what it means) and tools (if there is a * it is a potential not an actualized tool)
1. Jesse Biddle (6, #3 starter, moderate risk)
Tools: 5+ FB, 6* CB, 5+ CH
2. Maikel Franco (6, first division player, high risk)
Tools: 5+* hit, 6 raw power, 6+ arm
3. Adam Morgan (6, #3 starter, moderate risk)
Tools: 5+ FB, 6 SL, 5+* CH, 5* CB
4. Roman Quinn (6, first division player, high risk)
Tools: 8 speed, 5+* hit, 5+ arm
5. Tommy Joseph (hi 5, solid-average regular, moderate risk)
Tools: 6 power, 6+ arm
Continue reading Baseball Prospectus Phillies Top 10
Welcome to the Reader Top 30, I will be releasing a new poll every day Monday-Friday until we are done. Each poll will contain the names of nine prospects and a space for a write-in answer. The top write-in vote receiver (or popular request from the comments) will be added to the next day’s poll to replace the winner. For the initial poll I have used the Top 9 from Baseball America’s Top 10 (the order should be randomized every time the poll appears). Feel free to give a reason for your choice and please post if you added a write-in vote. I will post the winner in the next day’s poll as well as update the title of the poll to reflect the winner.
So without further ado your first Reader Top 30 poll.
Just a fresh discussion thread for all of you who are itching for somewhere to talk about Brett Myers passing his physical in Cleveland.
And so, we’ve come to the last of these head to head comparisons. I wanted to look at a couple interesting names in the infield. Obviously we’ve all been through discussions of Roman Quinn, Maikel Franco and Cody Ashce, and we know a lot about some of the older guys like Cesar Hernandez and Darin Ruf, (if you want to call him a 1B still, which I guess you could). The rest of the top 30-ish infielders are young guys, drafted in 2011 or 2012. So let’s talk about Zach Green, Mitch Walding and Andrew Pullin.