8 prospects on the top 100 probably translates to what... 2 or 3 good MLB players and then a bunch of guys you need to either trade at good times or watch bust?
I think two years ago Toronto had 7 or 8 on top 100 lists.
Groshans, Kirk, Moreno, Pearson, Manoah, Martinez, Martin, SWR.
5 of those 8 are firmly in the "should have sold" category and Toronto did sell three of them. Two bad keeps (Orelvis and Pearson).
Two good keeps.
One who was traded and it won't be clear for probably 2 years whether or not that was a good decision (Moreno).
Having a cluster of good prospects is like 15% of the equation. The Orioles should have started ramping up this offseason.