TheHurl

Looking to put up 81

He would likely be considered an authority figure which raises it to 18

Next person who tells locker room secrets will think twice. That is the main message here. Legit or not it sends the message. And i will repeat my joke from the other thread. At least the garbage cans which the Astros were banging were supposed to be there

Hey Mike, at least the garbage can we were banging was of age! And MLB assures no one else tells it's secrets. It is a f***ing gangster movie.

Oops I read the results for the compensation vote. I'll put myself on the list

Answer is simple. Every manager has the rights to convert their 2021 6th into pick 121 in 2022. Not tradeable of course. It's a little bit of housekeeping but someone that isn't me can do it.

I love the waiver draft, but this is so much easier on the players, commissioners and also should help get us back to being a no turnover league. Let me know who the 6 bitches that voted against are and I'll put them on my list.

They also don't want anything changed. That is the biggest issue. Negativity from announcers is what has to go. The "this is the way it was in my day", and "all this shifting stuff is ruining the game". Basketball is changing huge. The announcers are changing with the game, they leave the past to the guys on the internet to tell why Lebron would have never made it in 1988.

Yes January 2012.

23 (although the list wasn't out when the trade was made). 17 the year before. Top 100 Rankings Ranked Baseball Americas #36 prospect after the 2010 season Ranked Baseball Americas #81 prospect after the 2009 season Ranked Baseball Americas #17 prospect after the 2011 season Ranked Baseball Americas #23 prospect after the 2012 season Ranked Baseball Americas #38 prospect after the 2013 season

Quick reference so you don't have to read through that s***. Pearson at 7, Groshans 29, Sim 61

1 Wanderfranco2020headshot Wander Franco RaysSS Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 1 Tools: Hit: 80 | Power: 60 | Run: 50 | Fielding: 55 | Arm: 50 2019 Average Exit Velo: 90 Skinny: Franco was locked in all season and continued to show his plus hit tool and power. He hit above .300 every month and was promoted in late June to the Florida State League, where he slashed .339/.408/.464 with 16 extra-base hits. Franco drew more walks (56) than strikeouts (35) in 114 games, proving once again that the 18-year old’s advanced approach to hitting is well beyond his years. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 2 Luisrobert2020headshot Luis Robert White SoxOF Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 3 Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 70 | Run: 70 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 70 2019 Average Exit Velo: 90 Skinny: Robert tore up the minors in 2019 and hit a career-high 32 homers. He smashed through the Carolina League before crushing Southern League pitching for 56 games and made it all the way to Triple-A Charlotte, where he tacked on another 16 homers in a hitter-friendly home ballpark. The outfielder also recorded a 30-30 season, possibly the first of many for the rising star. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 3 Joadell2020headshot Jo Adell AngelsOF Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 2 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 70 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 55 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 93 Skinny: Adell managed to navigate his way through a sprained ankle and strained hamstring which cost him the first six weeks of the season. He bounced back in a big way, showing extra-base power and an improved knowledge of the strike zone in the upper minors. Adell's .944 OPS against Southern League pitching got him a promotion in early August to Triple-A before accruing some more at-bats in the Arizona Fall League. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 4 Gavinlux2020headshot Gavin Lux DodgersSS/2B Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 6 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 55 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 91 Skinny: Lux cruised through the Double-A Texas League to earn himself a spot in the Futures Game before receiving a promotion to Triple-A Oklahoma City in late June. His power continued to develop as he hit a career-high 26 homers before getting called up to the big leagues on Sept. 2. Lux hit .240/.305/.400 in 23 games down the stretch with Los Angeles and should have a chance to make an impact alongside the Dodgers’ other youthful infielders. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 5 Adleyrutschman2020headshot Adley Rutschman OriolesC Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 5 Tools: Hit: 70 | Power: 60 | Run: 40 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 70 2019 Average Exit Velo: 89 Skinny: Rutschman brings excellent leadership skills along with an impact profile on both sides of the ball at a key position on the diamond. The start of his pro career was delayed due to a bout of mononucleosis he dealt with after the draft. He finished the season with low Class A Delmarva after 37 games. Rutschman should move quickly through the minors, where his plus power from both side of the plate and plus defensive skills behind the dish profile as a cornerstone type of player. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 6 Mackenziegore2020headshot MacKenzie Gore PadresLHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 4 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 60 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 93 Skinny: Gore put his prior blister issues in the rearview mirror this season and tossed 101 innings, his first time cracking the triple-digit threshold in his pro career. After dominating the California League to the tune of a 1.02 ERA, Gore posted a 4.15 mark in five starts after his promotion to the Double-A Texas League. This was more of a speed bump than anything else, as the league is known for its offensively-oriented context. Gore’s athleticism, four-pitch mix and plus control should land him in the front of the Padres' rotation. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 7 Natepearson2020headshot Nate Pearson Blue JaysRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 7 Tools: Fastball: 80 | Curveball: 45 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 55 | Control: 55 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 97 Skinny: Pearson’s workload was managed by alternating five- and two-inning starts before July 24, when the restrictions were lifted and he started going deeper into games. He tossed at least five frames in each start after that date to close out the season. Armed with a fastball that touches triple digits, Pearson works with a plus slider and a changeup that has trended positively and projects as plus as well. Pearson has the body and stuff to sit at the front of Toronto’s rotation in the near future. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 8 Juliorodriguez2020headshots Julio Rodriguez MarinersOF Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 33 Tools: Hit: 70 | Power: 70 | Run: 45 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 70 2019 Average Exit Velo: 92 Skinny: Rodriguez’s 70-grade hit tool and power were on display all season. After collecting 31 extra-base hits in 67 games for low Class A West Virginia, the 18-year old went on to hit .462/.514/.738 against California League pitching in 72 plate appearances. The future right field masher topped that off with a successful 15-game stint in the Arizona Fall League to close out his year. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 9 Jesusluzardo2020headshot Jesus Luzardo AthleticsLHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 9 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Changeup: 70 | Control: 60 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 96 Skinny: Luzardo struggled with shoulder and lat injuries last season, which caused him to log just 41 innings for high Class A Stockton and Triple-A Las Vegas. After posting a 3.19 mark across seven starts in the offensive climate of the Pacific Coast League, Luzardo was called up to the big leagues on Sept. 7. He worked six games in relief, fanning 16 batters in 12 frames to end the season. With a clean bill of health, Luzardo should pitch at the front end of Oakland’s rotation in 2020 thanks to his three-pitch mix and plus control. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 10 Dylancarlson2020headshot Dylan Carlson CardinalsOF Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 16 Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 60 | Run: 55 | Fielding: 55 | Arm: 50 2019 Average Exit Velo: 88 Skinny: Carlson saw his tools and feel for the game click with Double-A Springfield this past year. The outfielder clubbed 21 homers before receiving a promotion to Triple-A Memphis on Aug. 7 for an 18-game stint to close out the season. Carlson posted a 20-20 campaign, putting his power and speed profile on full display.

11 Jarredkelenic2020headshot Jarred Kelenic MarinersOF Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 23 Tools: Hit: 70 | Power: 60 | Run: 55 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 90 Skinny: Kelenic’s advanced feel for the game helped him fly through the lower levels of the minors. After just 46 games for high Class A Modesto, Kelenic was promoted to Double-A Arkansas for 21 games, where he managed to hold his own as the youngest player in the league. After his 20-20 campaign, Kelenic made a brief appearance in the Arizona Fall League but was shut down due to back soreness. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 12 Cristianpache2020headshot Cristian Pache BravesOF Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 11 Tools: Hit: 45 | Power: 60 | Run: 70 | Fielding: 70 | Arm: 70 2019 Average Exit Velo: 88 Skinny: Pache’s hit tool and power trended positively in the upper minors this year. He hit a career-high 11 homers for Double-A Mississippi before receiving a promotion to Triple-A Gwinnett to finish out the season. Pache’s range in center and plus arm make him an impact defender. That, coupled with his improving feel to hit, should make Pache a key cog for Atlanta come 2020. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 13 Caseymize2020headshot Casey Mize TigersRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 8 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Cutter: 55 | Slider: 60 | Splitter: 70 | Control: 60 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 93 Skinny: Mize continued his domination of the minors in 2019, reaching Double-A Erie with relative ease thanks to his plus stuff and command. He tossed a no-hitter against Double-A Altoona in his first stint in the upper minors. Mize was removed from his start on June 13 due to shoulder soreness which in turn caused him to miss a month on the injured list. He wasn’t nearly as effective upon his return and was shut down in late August. If Mize proves a clean bill of health, his profile remains as a frontline arm who can impact the club in late 2020. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 14 Brendanmckay2020headshot Brendan McKay RaysLHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 10 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 50 | Slider: 50 | Cutter: 60 | Control: 60 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 93 Skinny: McKay showed off his advanced feel for pitching and his plus control, issuing just 18 free passes across 73.2 innings for Double-A Montgomery and Triple-A Durham. He made his big league debut on June 29, struggling to the tune of a 5.14 ERA in 13 games during three different stints with the ball club. McKay’s natural strike-throwing ability, coupled with his four-pitch mix, should get him plenty of starts in the middle of Tampa’s rotation. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 15 Carterkieboom2020headshot Carter Kieboom NationalsSS/2B Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 14 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 50 | Speed: 45 | Field: 50 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 92 Skinny: Kieboom opened the season at Triple-A Fresno after performing well at high Class A and Double-A the previous season. He made his big league debut in April, but struggled to the tune of a .128/.209/.282 clip before being optioned back to Triple-A on May 7. He played 21 games for Salt River in the Arizona Fall League, where he hit a robust .295/.427/.372. Kieboom makes loud contact and his plus power should make him a weapon at the top or in the middle of Washington’s lineup. Kieboom also has defensive value, although his range and arm are best suited for second base long term. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 16 Sixtosanchez2020headshot Sixto Sanchez MarlinsRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 19 Tools: Fastball: 70 | Changeup: 60 | Slider: 60 | Control: 60 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 96 Skinny: Sanchez was the top-ranked pitching prospect in the Southern League, posting a 2.53 ERA with 97 strikeouts alongside 19 walks in 103 frames. He has three plus pitches and advanced control, which should help him debut for Miami in 2020. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 17 Mattmanning2020headshot Matt Manning TigersRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 18 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 60 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 55 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 94 Skinny: Manning has continued to cement his position as one of the game's elite pitching prospects. The Eastern League pitcher of the year fanned 148 batters thanks in part to a step forward with his changeup, which now projects as plus. Manning should get starts for the rebuilding Tigers this coming season. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 18 Luispatino2020headshot Luis Patino PadresRHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 29 Tools: Fastball: 70 | Curveball: 50 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 55 | Control: 55 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 95 Skinny: Patino was selected to the Futures Game and worked his way from high Class A Lake Elsinore to Double-A Amarillo where he finished out the season. His swing-and-miss arsenal as well as his feel to fill up the strike zone make it likely that he gets a shot to pitch in San Diego at the end of this coming season. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 19 Marco_Luciano.jpg Marco Luciano GiantsSS Notes: ETA: 2023 Final 2019 Ranking: 63 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 70 | Run: 40 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 93 Skinny: Luciano was the Rookie-level Arizona League’s No. 2 prospect thanks to his offensive outburst. His plus hit-and-power combo led him to a 1.055 OPS, good for fourth in the league. Luciano was promoted to short-season Salem-Keizer for the team's playoff run but ended up on the injured list with hamstring woes. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 20 Dustinmay2020headshoot Dustin May DodgersRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 17 Tools: Fastball: 70 | Cutter: 60 | Curveball: 50 | Changeup: 45 | Control: 70 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 95 Skinny: After posting a 3.38 ERA across two levels of the upper minors in 106.2 innings, May got called up on Aug. 2 and was impactful as both a starter and reliever for Los Angeles. His plus sinker and plus control drove his success and should see him used in a similar role this year.

21 A.J.Puk2020headshot A.J. Puk AthleticsLHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 24 Tools: Fastball: 70 | Slider: 70 | Changeup: 50| Control: 50 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 97 Skinny: Puk returned from Tommy John surgery and made his major league debut in the A’s bullpen last year. With his high-octane stuff still intact, Puk has a chance to climb to the front of the A’s rotation as soon as this year. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 22 CJ_Abrams.jpg CJ Abrams PadresSS Notes: ETA: 2023 Final 2019 Ranking: 40 Tools: Hit: 70 | Power: 55 | Run: 70 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 90 Skinny: The sixth overall pick in the draft hit .401 in the Rookie-level Arizona league in a debut for the ages. With excellent contact skills, elite speed and room to grow into power, Abrams gives the Padres another prospect with enormous upside. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 23 Brendanrodgers2020headshot Brendan Rodgers RockiesSS/2B Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 12 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 55 | Run: 50 | Fielding: 55 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 90 Skinny: Rodgers’ major league debut was cut short by a torn labrum last year. As long as he is fully recovered from surgery, his supreme bat-to-ball skills will get him in the Rockies’ lineup sooner rather than later. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 24 Bobby_Witt_Headshot.jpg Bobby Witt Jr. RoyalsSS Notes: ETA: 2023 Final 2019 Ranking: 22 Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 60 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 70 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 93 Skinny: The draft’s second overall pick delivered a middling stat line in his pro debut last year, but his 93 mph average exit velocity and immense athleticism gave glimpses of his star potential. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 25 Forrestwhitley2020headshot Forrest Whitley AstrosRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 13 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 60 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 40 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 95 Skinny: Whitley had a season to forget after the Astros tinkered with his delivery and it ended up costing him his command and control. He got back on track somewhat in the Arizona Fall League, and now he’ll try to show he’s still the top prospect everyone loved just a year ago. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 26 Roycelewis2020headshot Royce Lewis TwinsSS Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 21 Tools: Hit: 45 | Power: 60 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 55 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 91 Skinny: No one has ever questioned Lewis’ athleticism, but longstanding concerns about his hitting ability came to the forefront in 2019. He showed what he is capable of when his swing is mechanically sound with an MVP turn in the Arizona Fall League, and now it’s a matter of keeping it up. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 27 Spencerhoward2020headshot Spencer Howard PhilliesRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 55 Tools: Fastball: 70 | Curveball: 55 | Slider: 55 | Changeup: 55 | Control: 55 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 94 Skinny: With a triple-digit fastball, a swing-and-miss curveball and the ability to work the edges of the strike zone, Howard flashes front of the rotation potential and will move as fast as his health allows. He was limited to 71 innings last year by shoulder soreness. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 28 Alecbohm2020headshot Alec Bohm Phillies3B Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 32 Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 55 | Run: 40 | Field: 45 | Arm: 50 2019 Average Exit Velo: 91 Skinny: Bohm jumped three levels to Double-A in his first full season, then earned the starting third base job on Team USA’s Olympic qualifying team. Even with questions about whether he’ll have to move to first base, Bohm has the feel to hit and plus power to hit in the middle of the Phillies’ order, and soon. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 29 Jordangroshans2020headshot Jordan Groshans Blue JaysSS Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 37 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 60 | Run: 50 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 89 Skinny: A foot injury ended Groshans’ season after 23 games last year, but he’s expected to be ready for the start of spring training. A gifted hitter with growing power, expect Groshans to rise quickly if he stays healthy. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 30 Andrewvaughn2020headshot Andrew Vaughn White Sox1B Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 25 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 60 | Run: 30 | Fielding: 40 | Arm: 50 2019 Average Exit Velo: 90 Skinny: The No. 3 overall pick in the draft is on the shorter, stouter side, but his thunderous bat makes up for whatever he lacks in physique. After reaching high Class A in his pro debut and excelling for Team USA’s Olympic qualifying team, he may start in Double-A and has a chance to hit his way to the majors in his first full season.

31 Alexkirilloff2020headshot Alex Kirilloff TwinsOF Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 20 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 55 | Run: 45 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 50 2019 Average Exit Velo: 91 Skinny: A wrist injury put a damper on Kirilloff’s season last year, but the sweet-swinging lefty still shows impressive feel to hit with room to grow into power. Whether he sticks in right field or moves to first base, he should have enough bat to start. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 32 Joeybart2020headshot Joey Bart GiantsC Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 15 Tools: Hit: 50 | Power: 60 | Run: 40 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 89 Skinny: Bart suffered a fractured hand when he was hit by a pitch early last season, then suffered another one when he got hit on the hand in the Arizona Fall League. In between injuries, Bart showed the easy power and promising defense that made him the No. 2 overall pick in 2018 and finished at Double-A Richmond despite all the missed time. If he can stay healthy, he’ll take over as the Giants everyday catcher soon. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 33 Michaelkopech2020headshot Michael Kopech White SoxRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 28 Tools: Fastball: 80 | Curveball: 50 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 50 2019 Average Fastball Velo: — Skinny: After missing all of last year recovering from Tommy John surgery, the flamethrowing Kopech needs to show his electric stuff has come back. If it has, he gives the White Sox a potential top of the rotation righthander to pair with Lucas Giolito. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 34 Tarikskubal2020headshot Tarik Skubal TigersLHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 77 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 55 | Control: 50 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 93 Skinny: The biggest breakout prospect of last season, Skubal jumped three levels, finished third in the minors with 179 strikeouts and struck out an eye-popping 17.4 batters per nine innings at Double-A. His main challenge for 2020: proving it wasn’t a fluke. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 35 Graysonrodriguez2020headshot Grayson Rodriguez OriolesRHP Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 45 Tools: Fastball: 70 | Curveball: 60 | Slider: 55 | Changeup: 55 | Control: 60 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 93 Skinny: The latest big, hard-throwing Texas righthander, Rodriguez matches a dynamite 93-98 mph fastball with a stunning ability to command it. As his secondaries develop, he has a chance to give the Orioles a true No. 1 starter and an anchor of their rebuild. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 36 Drewwaters2020headshot Drew Waters BravesOF Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 27 Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 60 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 89 Skinny: The reigning Southern League MVP reached Triple-A and made Team USA’s Olympic qualifying team last year, all at 20 years old. He has plate coverage issues and swings and misses worryingly often, but Waters’ ability to drive the ball when he connects gives him a chance to be an extra-base machine. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 37 Brailynmarquez2020headshot Brailyn Marquez CubsLHP Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 92 Tools: Fastball: 80 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 50 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 97 Skinny: The big, hard-throwing lefty became the talk of the lower levels last year with his 100-mph fastball and rapidly improving command. As his secondaries and fitness improve, Marquez has a chance to be the Cubs’ best homegrown pitcher since Carlos Zambrano. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 38 yankees-900x6351 Jasson Dominguez YankeesOF Notes: ETA: 2024 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 70 | Run: 70 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: — Skinny: The Yankees gave Dominguez $5.1 million as the top player in last year’s international class. His combination of elite tools, athleticism and performance have him primed to follow the path of Ronald Acuna, Juan Soto and other international stars who raced to the majors by the time they were 20. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 39 Daniellynch2020headshot Daniel Lynch RoyalsLHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 66 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 50 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 55 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 94 Skinny: Lynch maintained his post-draft velocity spike and used it to dominate low-level hitters in his full-season debut. Now he’ll test his 92-97 mph, high-spin fastball and biting slider against upper-level competition in 2020. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 40 Nicohoerner2020headshot Nico Hoerner CubsOF Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 39 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 50 | Run: 55 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 50 2019 Average Exit Velo: 88 Skinny: Hoerner missed two months with a wrist fracture and still reached the majors in his first full season, taking over as the Cubs everyday shortstop in September. With advanced hitting ability and exceptional feel for the game, Hoerner is the next in line of Cubs homegrown, productive position players.

41 Seanmurphy2020headshot Sean Murphy AthleticsC Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 52 Tools: Hit: 45 | Power: 55 | Run: 30 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 70 2019 Average Exit Velo: 91 Skinny: Injuries limited Murphy to just 61 games in 2019, but he has hit at a high level at both Double-A and Triple-A when healthy. He has a short swing, 20-25 home run power potential and earns high marks from scouts for his defense, with polished blocking and receiving skills to go with a plus-plus arm. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 42 Matthewliberatore2020headshot Matthew Liberatore CardinalsLHP Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 31 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 60 | Slider: 45 | Changeup: 55 | Control: 55 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 93 Skinny: Liberatore is a tall, long-armed, 19-year-old lefty with advanced body control for his age and size. Combine that with his stuff and a fairly smooth delivery and Liberatore has the projection to be a mid-rotation or better starter. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 43 Brandonmarsh2020headshot Brandon Marsh AngelsOF Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 50 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 70 2019 Average Exit Velo: 91 Skinny: Marsh has an exciting mix of physicality and athleticism, with a wide range of tools that includes plus speed and plus range in center field. Swing adjustments helped Marsh cut his strikeout rate while jumping to Double-A in 2019, helping him raise his stock as a prospect. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 44 Iananderson2020headshot Ian Anderson BravesRHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 26 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Changeup: 55 | Control: 55 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 93 Skinny: For the third straight year, Anderson struck out more than a batter per inning. A Top 100 prospect for the fourth straight year, Anderson has the mix of stuff and pitchability to project as a mid-rotation starter. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 45 Trevorlarnach2020headshot Trevor Larnach TwinsOF Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 93 Tools: Hit: 50 | Power: 60 | Run: 50 | Fielding: 45 | Arm: 45 2019 Average Exit Velo: 92 Skinny: Minnesota's first-round pick in 2018, Larnach reached Double-A in his first full season, impressing scouts with his combination of hitting ability and power. He's a patient hitter who hits the ball where it's pitched and drives the ball with impact through the middle of the field. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 46 Jjbleday2020headshot JJ Bleday MarlinsOF Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 53 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 60 | Run: 50 | Fielding: 55 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 89 Skinny: After leading Division 1 baseball with 27 home runs and leading Vanderbilt to a College World Series championship, Bleday signed with the Marlins for $6.67 million as the No. 4 overall pick in the 2019 draft. With a polished lefty swing and plus power, Bleday has the potential to develop into an above-average regular in a corner and could move relatively quickly. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 47 Dlhall2020headshot DL Hall OriolesLHP Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 35 Tools: Fastball: 70 | Curveball: 60 | Slider: 50 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 50 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 95 Skinny: Armed with high-octane stuff from the left side, Hall pumps fastballs with above-average movement up to 97 mph and can put hitters away with a curveball that flashes plus. The next step is improving his control after issuing 6.0 walks per nine innings last year at high Class A Frederick. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 48 Nickmadrigal2020headshot Nick Madrigal White Sox2B Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 47 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 30 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 40 2019 Average Exit Velo: 85 Skinny: Madrigal's bat control is magnificent. He had nearly three times as many walks (44) as strikeouts (16) in 2019, with a strikeout rate of just three percent. It's usually light contact, which is the risk with Madrigal, but his ability to get on base and potential plus defense in the middle of the diamond makes him a valuable prospect. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 49 Riley_Greene.jpg Riley Greene TigersOF Notes: ETA: 2023 Final 2019 Ranking: 50 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 60 | Run: 55 | Fielding: 55 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 88 Skinny: The No. 5 overall pick in the 2019 draft, Greene has a chance for five average or better tools, but he's at his best in the batter's box. He has a smooth lefty swing and advanced hitting ability for his age to go with plus raw power.

50 Nolanjones2020headshot Nolan Jones Indians3B Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 44 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 60 | Run: 50 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 92 Skinny: Patience and power are the calling cards for Jones, who piles up walks and has the juice to drive balls out to all fields. He needs to cut down on his strikeouts and improve his defense to be able to stay at third base, but he has upside to be a force in the middle of a lineup. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 51 Vidalbrujan2020headshot Vidal Brujan Rays2B Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 64 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 40 | Run: 80 | Fielding: 55 | Arm: 50 2019 Average Exit Velo: 87 Skinny: An explosive, quick-burst athlete, Brujan is an 80 runner with excellent bat-to-ball skills. He doesn't project to hit for much power, but his hitting ability, wheels and ability to play in the middle of the diamond could make him a valuable tablesetter at the top of a lineup. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 52 Mitchkeller2020headshot Mitch Keller PiratesRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 34 Tools: Fastball: 70 | Curveball: 60 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 45 | Control: 60 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 95 Skinny: Keller has a power fastball that sits in the mid 90s and can reach 99 mph, with the ability to snap off sharp breaking stuff that helped him strike out 28 percent of Triple-A hitters last year. If it all comes together, he could pitch in the middle or even toward the top of a rotation. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 53 Daultonvarsho2020headshot Daulton Varsho D-backsC Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 86 Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 50 | Run: 55 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 45 2019 Average Exit Velo: 88 Skinny: Varsho has a short stroke, good hand-eye coordination and a disciplined approach, giving him a chance to get on base at a high clip for a catcher with enough power for 20-plus home run potential. His defense is more of a question mark, but he's an excellent athlete for a catcher and a legitimate above-average runner. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 54 Evanwhite2020headshot Evan White Mariners1B Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 73 Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 50 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 70 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 92 Skinny: White is the unusual first base prospect who draws superlative reviews for his well above-average defense. But he also took a significant step forward offensively in 2019, and while there are still questions about how much power he will have, he got to it more in games last year after making swing and approach adjustments. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 55 Nolangorman2020headshot Nolan Gorman Cardinals3B Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 38 Tools: Hit: 50 | Power: 70 | Run: 40 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 89.7 Skinny: Gorman's plus-plus raw power is a carrying tool, with the bat speed and strength to impact the ball when he connects from a swing geared to lift the ball. That uphill path also leaves him with holes, leading to a high strikeout rate, but if he can make the adjustments to keep his whiffs manageable, he can be a dangerous, middle-of-the-order bat. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 56 Kebryanhayes2020headshot Ke'Bryan Hayes Pirates3B Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 36 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 50 | Run: 50 | Fielding: 70 | Arm: 60 > 2019 Average Exit Velo: 91 Skinny: Hayes has an unorthodox skill set for a third base prospect. He's a terrific fielder who could be one of the best defensive third basemen in the game and makes frequent contact, though his power is light for a third baseman and his approach is geared more for putting the ball in play than driving it for impact. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 57 Oneilcruz2020headshot Oneil Cruz PiratesSS Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 60 Tools: Hit: 50 | Power: 70 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 93 Skinny: There are few comparisons for Cruz, a 6-foot-7 shortstop (at least for now) with elite power. Cruz reached Double-A as a 20-year-old and has the raw power to be a 35-plus home run threat if it all comes together, but his extremely long limbs lead to length and holes in his swing he will have to work at to stay in sync, be on time and make enough contact for his power to play. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 58 Jesussanchez2020headshot Jesus Sanchez MarlinsOF Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 41 Tools: Hit: 50 | Power: 60 | Run: 50 | Fielding: 55 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 92 Skinny: A gifted hitter, Sanchez has moved quickly, reaching Triple-A last year as a 21-year-old. He has the bat speed, plate coverage and plus raw power to develop into an above-average regular in right field. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 59 Logangilbert2020headshot Logan Gilbert MarinersRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 68 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Slider: 50 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 55 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 92 Skinny: Gilbert has largely come as advertised since the Mariners drafted him out of Stetson with the 14th overall pick in the 2018 draft. He's a polished strike-thrower who misses bats and has moved quickly, with a chance to develop into a mid-rotation starter who could reach Seattle by the end of the year.

60 Brusdargraterol2020headshot Brusdar Graterol TwinsRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 30 Tools: Fastball: 80 | Curveball: 60 | Changeup: 45 | Control: 50 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 98 Skinny: Graterol has two paths to success. With a little more seasoning, he could be a force in the middle of the Twins’ rotation. With no more seasoning at all, he could jump into the back of the bullpen and overpower hitters with his power arsenal. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 61 Simeonwoodsrichardson2020headshot Simeon Woods Richardson Blue JaysRHP Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 50 | Slider: 55 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 70 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 93 Skinny: One of the prizes received by Toronto in the Marcus Stroman trade, Woods Richardson mixes an intriguing arsenal of four average or better pitches with impeccable control. He’ll pitch all of 2020 as a 19-year-old and could find himself on the verge of making the big leagues by season’s end. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 62 Clarkeschmidt2020headshot Clarke Schmidt YankeesRHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 50 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 94 Skinny: The Yankees knew from the outset that they’d have to wait for Schmidt while he recovered from Tommy John surgery. In 2019, he showed his true potential. He matched up well against Casey Mize in his first start of the year, led Double-A Trenton to the league title and now sits as the top pitcher in the Yankees’ system. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 63 Heliotramos2020headshot Heliot Ramos GiantsOF Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 56 Tools: Hit: 50 | Power: 55 | Run: 50 | Fielding: 55 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 92 Skinny: Ramos blends five average or better tools and has seen a rise in his prospect stock that corresponds with better body composition and increased power. The better body gives him a chance to stick in center field, but he has the skills to be a valuable corner outfielder if that’s where his career leads. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 64 Kylewright2020headshot Kyle Wright BravesRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 42 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Slider: 55 | Changeup: 55 | Control: 45 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 95 Skinny: Wright has been a bit of an enigma since reaching Triple-A. He has knockout stuff at times—his fastball topped at 99 mph and each of his three offspeed pitches projects to be a tick above-average. His performance, particularly in the big leagues, hasn’t lived up to that level, however. Ironing out a few wrinkles could help him live up to his potential. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 65 Deivigarcia2020headshot Deivi Garcia YankeesRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 61 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 55 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 93 Skinny: Garcia dominated high Class A and Double-A before running into trouble with command at Triple-A. He still ranks behind Clarke Schmidt as the second-best pitching prospect in the system, but there are plenty of questions about whether he has the frame to stay in the starting rotation. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 66 Ronnymauricio2020headshot Ronny Mauricio MetsSS Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 54 Tools: Hit: 50 | Power: 60 | Run: 40 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 87 Skinny: The biggest question surrounding Mauricio involves his projection. Yes, he’ll spend all season at 19 years old, but some evaluators believe he’s already physically maxed out. If that’s the case, he’s going to require even more offensive development than would be expected from someone his age. His ceiling is as the classic power-hitting corner infielder. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 67 Francisco Alvarez.jpg Francisco Alvarez MetsC Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 97 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 50 | Run: 40 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 88 Skinny: One of the biggest risers in the game in 2019, Alvarez burst onto the map with a very loud season in the Rookie-level Appalachian League, where he ranked as the circuit’s No. 1 prospect. The 18-year-old blends hittability, power and strong defense into a player with tantalizing potential. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 68 Edwardcabrera2020headshot Edward Cabrera MarlinsRHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 76 Tools: Fastball: 70 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 50 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 93 Skinny: Quietly, Cabrera had one of the best years in a system stocked with powerful pitching prospects. The 21-year-old whiffed 116 hitters over 96.2 innings between high Class A and Double-A while commanding the zone at both stops. His fastball-slider combination fronts an excellent three-pitch mix. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 69 Tylerfreeman2020headshot Tyler Freeman IndiansSS Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 69 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 40 | Run: 50 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 86 Skinny: Like many of the players in this range, Freeman had a very quietly excellent year. He showed hitting and on-base skills at both Class A levels, and his .306 average led all Indians’ full-season minor leaguers. He projects as an offensive-minded middle infielder.

70 Tristoncasas2020headshot Triston Casas Red Sox1B Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 65 Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 60 | Run: 40 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 50 2019 Average Exit Velo: 87 Skinny: Casas has a massive frame and power to match from the left side. He's not an all-or-nothing slugger either, with the ability to hit to all fields and make adjustments within an at-bat. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 71 Shanebaz2020headshot Shane Baz RaysRHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 70 Tools: Fastball: 70 | Curveball: 50 | Slider: 70 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 40 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 95 Skinny: The third piece in the trade that also netted the Rays Tyler Glasnow and Austin Meadows, Baz could turn a great trade into a masterstroke. The fireballing righthander straddles the line between starter and reliever, and his double-plus fastball and slider should make an impact in either role. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 72 Geraldoperdomo2020headshot Geraldo Perdomo D-backsSS Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 73 Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 45 | Run: 55 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 83 Skinny: After a standout 2018 at the lower levels, Perdomo really began to make noise in 2019. He put together a nearly .400 on-base percentage at both Class A stops and projects as an above-average hitter with fringe-average power who can stick up the middle. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 73 Taylortrammell2020headshot Taylor Trammell PadresOF Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 48 Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 50 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 40 2019 Average Exit Velo: 89 Skinny: Part of the three-team deal with the Indians, Reds and Padres at the 2019 trade deadline, San Diego bet on Trammell’s potential rather than his performance and are counting on him growing into a left fielder who can provide value with his bat and his glove. The Padres made some mechanical adjustments that they hope will equate to future results. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 74 Kristianrobinson2020headshot Kristian Robinson D-backsOF Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 89 Tools: Hit: 50 | Power: 70 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 55 | Arm: 50 2019 Average Exit Velo: 89 Skinny: Robinson was one of the most exciting players in the short-season Northwest League, where he combined loud tools with a bubbly, infectious personality to make himself an instant fan favorite as well as a slam dunk for the league’s top prospect. He’ll get his first extended test at full-season ball in 2020 and could vault way up this list with a strong performance. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 75 Bobbydalbec2020headshot Bobby Dalbec Red Sox3B Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 83 Tools: Hit: 45 | Power: 70 | Run: 40 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 70 2019 Average Exit Velo: 92 Skinny: Few prospects in the minors can match Dalbec’s raw power, which will be his calling card once he gets to the big leagues. He’s an excellent defender at third base and has enough athleticism that he was a two-way talent in college. His biggest remaining question is whether he’ll hit enough to be an everyday regular. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 76 Huntergreene2020headshot Hunter Greene RedsRHP Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 49 Tools: Fastball: 80 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 50 2019 Average Fastball Velo: — Skinny: Greene’s career has been on hold ever since undergoing Tommy John surgery early in 2019. Once he returns to action, the next step will be to sharpen his changeup to give himself the complete three-pitch arsenal he’ll need to remain a rotation piece. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 77 Nicklodolo2020headshot Nick Lodolo RedsLHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 90 Tools: Fastball: 55 | Curveball: 60 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 60 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 94 Skinny: Lodolo was considered the best college pitching prospect in a thin class. His 2019 pro debut did a lot to confirm that assessment. His 30-to-0 strikeout-to-walk ratio is a reminder that the low minors hold no challenge for him. Expect him to be one of the fastest moving pitchers of the 2019 draft class. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 78 Jacksonkowar2020headshot Jackson Kowar RoyalsRHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 58 Tools: Fastball: 55 | Slider: 50 | Changeup: 70 | Control: 55 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 95 Skinny: Part of a talented group of pitchers at Florida—along with fellow Royals prospect Brady Singer—Kowar tore through high Class A in his first full season and more than held his own in his first taste of the upper levels. He’ll need to improve his slider somewhat to complement a package that already includes an above-average fastball and a filthy, double-plus changeup. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 79 Luiscampusano2020headshot Luis Campusano PadresC Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 91 Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 55 | Run: 30 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 90 Skinny: Campusano won the California League batting title with a .325 average. He did so while walking almost as often as he struck out. Campusano hit .422/.636/.788 when he was ahead in the count in 2019, but he also showed he could survive when pitchers got ahead. And he has the defensive skills to be an everyday catcher as well.

80 Brenthoneywell2020headshot Brent Honeywell RaysRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 59 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Slider: 55 | Changeup: 60 | Screwball: 70 | Control: 55 2019 Average Fastball Velo: — Skinny: Two seasons ago, Honeywell was on the cusp of the big leagues. Tommy John surgery followed by a fractured elbow derailed him, however, and he’s spent most of the interim in the training room. If he can put those issues behind him and return to form, he should find his way into the Rays’ plans in short order. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 81 Keibertruiz2020headshoot Keibert Ruiz DodgersC Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 46 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 45 | Run: 40 | Arm: 55 | Fielding: 50 2019 Average Exit Velo: 87.7 Skinny: Ruiz put himself on the prospect map with an excellent 2017 season that saw him reach high Class A a few days before his 19th birthday. In the two years since, he’s continued to show exceptional contact ability, but it’s been paired with a lack of power that he’ll need to improve. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 82 Tonygonsolin2020headshot Tony Gonsolin DodgersRHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 94 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Slider: 50 | Changeup: 70 | Control: 50 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 93 Skinny: Gonsolin is a credit to the Dodgers’ scouting and player development. A two-way player at St. Mary’s, Gonsolin now throws 3-5 mph harder than he did in college. But it’s his hard-to-hit split change that gives him a shot to be an effective starter for the Dodgers in 2020. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 83 Shane McClanahan.jpg Shane McClanahan RaysLHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 95 Tools: Fastball: 70 | Curveball: 60 | Slider: 50 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 45 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 95 Skinny: When he’s right, McClanahan can be downright filthy. He brings his heater up to 99 mph and finishes hitters with a plus curveball while mixing in a potentially average slider and changeup as well. He bullied his way from low Class A to Double-A in 2019 and could finish 2020 in the big leagues if he continues to dominate. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 84 Josiahgray2020headshot Josiah Gray DodgersRHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 98 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 55 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 93 Skinny: A shortstop for a good part of his career at Division II LeMoyne (N.Y.), Gray has quickly taken to pitching. His fastball plays better than the 92-94 mph velocity would indicate thanks to solid life. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 85 Xavieredwards2020headshot Xavier Edwards Rays2B Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 30 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 55 | Arm: 45 2019 Average Exit Velo: 84 Skinny: The Rays love athletics hitters with bat-to-ball skills and defensive versatility. Much like fellow Top 100 prospect Vidal Brujan, Edwards is a potential top-of-the-order bat who can be a valuable defender at multiple positions. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 86 Jeterdowns2020headshot Jeter Downs DodgersSS Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 100 Tools: Hit: 50 | Power: 55 | Run: 50 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 88 Skinny: Acquired from the Reds in the trade that sent Yasiel Puig to Cincinnati, scouts aren’t all that sure of where Downs will end up defensively in the majors. But the man can hit. Whether he plays second or this base eventually, he has the chance to hit for average and power. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 87 Alekthomas2020headshot Alek Thomas D-backsOF Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 85 Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 45 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 45 2019 Average Exit Velo: 91 Skinny: A plus runner with some gap power, Thomas has a busy swing but it generally works. He squares up balls with gap power and has the potential to post excellent on-base percentages along with plenty of doubles. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 88 Jazzchisholm2020headshot Jazz Chisholm MarlinsSS Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Hit: 50 | Power: 60 | Run: 55 | Fielding: 55 | Arm: 55 2019 Average Exit Velo: 92 Skinny: Chisholm is a potential star who could be a 20-20 shortstop if he reaches his lofty ceiling. There’s a lot of concern that he won’t come close to that, however, thanks to prodigious swing-and-miss issues that explain why he hit .220 last year. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 89 Adrianmorejon2020headshot Adrian Morejon PadresLHP Notes: ETA: 2020 Final 2019 Ranking: 43 Tools: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 60 | Changeup: 55 | Control: 45 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 96 Skinny: Morejon has struggled to stay on the mound because of injuries including shoulder tendinitis last year. But when he is pitching, he’s got a chance to be pretty special. He’s a lefty who can touch 98 mph with his fastball and his plus curve and above-average changeup are just as effective.

BA top 100 drops. Going to be a terrible cut and paste. 90 Corbincarroll2020headshot Corbin Carroll D-backsOF Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: 96 Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 45 | Run: 70 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 45 2019 Average Exit Velo: 90 Skinny: A speedy center fielder, Carroll showed off a very discerning batting eye in his pro debut. He has a little pop too, but his ability to get on base, play defense and run is his calling card. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 91 Luisgarcia2020headshot Luis Garcia NationalsSS Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: 79 Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 45 | Speed: 50 | Field: 60 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 87 Skinny: Garcia’s 2019 statistics weren’t nearly as impressive as his 2018 season, but some allowance has to be made for him being one of the youngest players in Double-A. He projects to be a plus hitter who can stay at short. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 92 mariners-900x635 Noelvi Marte MarinersSS Notes: ETA: 2024 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 55 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 88 Skinny: It’s not just trades that have rebuilt the Mariners farm system. A year after signing Julio Rodriguez, the Mariners nabbed Marte, who has speed and power to go with a chance to stay at shortstop (or eventually be a plus defender at third base). CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 93 Joshjung2020headshot Josh Jung Rangers3B Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Hit: 60 | Power: 50 | Run: 40 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 88 Skinny: One of the most productive hitters in college baseball in 2018 and 2019, Jung sees the ball well and has significant power potential, but his swing will need a significant overhaul if he’s going to pull the ball. As it stands right now, he drives the ball consistently to right and right center. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 94 Brennendavis2020headshot Brennen Davis CubsOF Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Hit: 50 | Power: 60 | Run: 60 | Fielding: 50 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 88 Skinny: The Cubs were taking a chance when they drafted Davis as he had less of a track record than many of the top prep bats in the 2018 class. So far it looks like they picked a winner. Davis is athletic, fast and strong and he impressed at the plate in an injury-shortened 2019 season. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS FULL SCOUTING REPORT LESS 95 Jordan Balazovic Twins RHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Fastball: 60 | Slider: 55 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 50 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 93 Skinny: It was quite the breakthrough 2019 season for Balazovic. He dominated low Class A, earned a spot in the Futures Game and pitched for Canada in the Pan-Am Games. Now he just had to prove he can do the same against more advanced hitters. 96 Jhoan Duran Twins RHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Fastball: 70 | Splitter: 70 | Curveball: 45 | Control: 50 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 97 Skinny: Acquired from the D-Backs in 2018 for Eduardo Escobar, Duran is proving to be an excellent acquisition. His unique "splinker" stands out, but his high-90s fastball is also ferocious. 97 Diego Cartaya Dodgers C Notes: ETA: 2025 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 55 | Run: 40 | Fielding: 60 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 86 Skinny: Cartaya was considered one of the best prospects in the 2018 international amateur class. He’s lived up to every expectation so far. Cartaya has a chance to be a well-rounded catcher who can be both a productive hitter and an above-average defender. 98 Joe Ryan Rays RHP Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Fastball: 70 | Curveball: 55 | Slider: 40 | Changeup: 30 | Control: 55 2019 Average Fastball Velo: 92 Skinny: Ryan had an up-and-down college career, which explains how he lasted until the seventh round in the 2018 draft. So far, his pro career has been much more dominating. Ryan’s 92-95 mph fastball was a diabolical dilemma for Florida State League hitters. Now he needs to improve his breaking ball. 99 Sam Huff Rangers C Notes: ETA: 2022 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Hit: 40 | Power: 70 | Run: 40 | Fielding: 45 | Arm: 60 2019 Average Exit Velo: 91 Skinny: Huff had one of the best months in the minors last season. He hit 12 home runs in 23 games in April and impressed with his defense as well. He hit 16 over the final four months of the season and raised some concerns about his contact ability, but he has a chance to be a slugging catcher. 100 Isaac Paredes Tigers 3B Notes: ETA: 2021 Final 2019 Ranking: Unranked Tools: Hit: 55 | Power: 50 | Run: 40 | Fielding: 45 | Arm: 50. 2019 Average Exit Velo: 88 Skinny: Paredes has always been one of the youngest hitters in whatever league he's in. He's always hit. The Tigers are still figuring out where he best fits defensively.

I love Dort. Just a hard working guy.

Players are how the Harold Baines of the world get in.

my issue with the 10 year system is not the process of it, it is the arrogance of the writers. It took 9 years to "convince" 68% of the writers that Walker deserves to be in the hall. These people are supposed to have expertise. Instead it is their chance to be in the spotlight. Completely the opposite of what a Hall of Fame is supposed to be. Rotate the writers. Or create rules where if someone gets in that you didn't vote for, you lose voting rights for a year. Or of course we could just disband the BBWAA as they are just a useless. Maybe throw them a bone and let them choose the Spink award winner.

can we put this to a league vote