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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gmrnLvPPUwdpITeT9t7uwqrucdws2fN8uRRJv_sosGE/edit#gid=304819613 I set up the waiver draft spreadsheet. If there are any picks that are in the wrong position or trades that went unprocessed now is the time to say

Top 100 prospects from scout.com SCOUT.COM'S 2017 TOP-100 PROSPECTS RANKING 1. Andrew Benintendi, OF, Boston Red Sox 2. Dansby Swanson, SS, Atlanta Braves 3. Gleyber Torres, SS, New York Yankees 4. Alex Reyes, RHP, St. Louis Cardinals 5. Cody Bellinger,1B, Los Angeles Dodgers 6. Yoan Moncada, 2B, Chicago White Sox 7. Brendan Rodgers, SS, Colorado Rockies 8. Amed Rosario, SS, New York Mets 9. J.P. Crawford, SS, Philadelphia Phillies 10. Eloy Jimenez, OF, Chicago Cubs 11. Austin Meadows, OF, Pittsburgh Pirates 12. Lucas Giolito, RHP, Chicago White Sox 13. Victor Robles, OF, Washington Nationals 14. Tyler Glasnow, RHP, Pittsburgh Pirates 15. Ozzie Albies, SS, Atlanta Braves 16. Rafael Devers, 3B, Boston Red Sox 17. Willy Adames, SS, Tampa Bay Rays 18. Kolby Allard, LHP, Atlanta Braves 19. Lewis Brinson, OF, Milwaukee Brewers 20. Clint Frazier, OF, New York Yankees 21. Anderson Espinoza, RHP, San Diego Padres 22. Manuel Margot, OF, San Diego Padres 23. Brent Honeywell, RHP, Tampa Bay Rays 24. Nick Senzel, 3B, Cincinnati Reds 25. Jason Groome, LHP, Boston Red Sox 26. Michael Kopech, RHP, Chicago White Sox 27. James Kaprielian, RHP, New York Yankees 28. Blake Rutherford, OF, New York Yankees 29. Ian Happ, 2B, Chicago Cubs 30. Francis Martes, RHP, Houston Astros 31. Jose De Leon, RHP, Tampa Bay Rays 32. Mickey Moniak, OF, Philadelphia Phillies 33. Josh Hader, LHP, Milwaukee Brewers 34. Bradley Zimmer, OF, Cleveland Indians 35. Josh Bell, 1B, Pittsburgh Pirates 36. Kyle Lewis, OF, Seattle Mariners 37. Francisco Mejia, C, Cleveland Indians 38. Mitch Keller, RHP, Pittsburgh Pirates 39. Kevin Maitan, SS, Atlanta Braves 40. Corey Ray, OF, Milwaukee Brewers 41. Amir Garrett, LHP, Cincinnati Reds 42. Braxton Garrett, LHP, Miami Marlins 43. Nick Gordon, SS, Minnesota Twins 44. Cal Quantrill, RHP, San Diego Padres 45. Alex Verdugo, OF, Los Angeles Dodgers 46. Aaron Judge, OF, New York Yankees 47. Jake Bauers, OF/1B, Tampa Bay Rays 48. Hunter Renfroe, OF, San Diego Padres 49. Riley Pint, RHP, Colorado Rockies 50. Reynaldo Lopez, RHP, Chicago White Sox 51. Vladimir Guerrero Jr., OF, Toronto Blue Jays 52. Triston McKenzie, RHP, Cleveland Indians 53. Kevin Newman, SS, Pittsburgh Pirates 54. Yadier Alvarez, RHP, Los Angeles Dodgers 55. Mike Soroka, RHP, Atlanta Braves 56. Franklin Barreto, SS, Oakland Athletics 57. Delvin Perez, SS, St. Louis Cardinals 58. Luis Ortiz, RHP, Milwaukee Brewers 59. Walker Buehler, RHP, Los Angeles Dodgers 60. Carson Kelly, C, St. Louis Cardinals 61. Jorge Alfaro, C, Philadelphia Phillies 62. Dominic Smith, 1B, New York Mets 63. Yohander Mendez, LHP, Texas Rangers 64. Kyle Tucker, OF, Houston Astros 65. A.J. Puk, LHP, Oakland Athletics 66. Raimel Tapia, OF, Colorado Rockies 67. Jorge Mateo, SS, New York Yankees 68. Jeff Hoffman, RHP, Colorado Rockies 69. Justus Sheffield, LHP, New York Yankees 70. Matt Manning, RHP, Detroit Tigers 71. Luke Weaver, RHP, St. Louis Cardinals 72. Sean Reid-Foley, RHP, Toronto Blue Jays 73. Isan Diaz, SS, Milwaukee Brewers 74. Max Fried, LHP, Atlanta Braves 75. Matt Chapman, 3B, Oakland Athletics 76. Jesse Winker, OF, Cincinnati Reds 77. Willie Calhoun, 2B, Los Angeles Dodgers 78. Jahmai Jones, OF, Los Angeles Angels 79. Carson Fulmer, RHP, Chicago White Sox 80. Tyler Beede, RHP, San Francisco Giants 81. Anthony Alford, OF, Toronto Blue Jays 82. Brady Aiken, LHP, Cleveland Indians 83. Zack Collins, 1B/C, Chicago White Sox 84. Sean Newcomb, LHP, Atlanta Braves 85. Grant Holmes, RHP, Oakland Athletics 86. Leody Taveras, OF, Texas Rangers 87. Thomas Szapucki, LHP, New York Mets 88. Christin Stewart, OF, Detroit Tigers 89. Erick Fedde, RHP, Washington Nationals 90. Adrian Morejon, LHP, San Diego Padres 91. Chance Sisco, C, Baltimore Orioles 92. Ian Anderson, RHP, Atlanta Braves 93. Tyler O’Neill, OF, Seattle Mariners 94. Dylan Cease, RHP, Chicago Cubs 95. Christian Arroyo, SS/3B, San Francisco Giants 96. Stephen Gonsalves, LHP, Minnesota Twins 97. Robert Stephenson, RHP, Cincinnati Reds 98. Alec Hansen, RHP, Chicago White Sox 99. Luis Urias, 2B, San Diego Padres 100. Chance Adams, RHP, New York Yankees

If he gets dropped no one will care. It's a non issue.

Frenchsoup should be allowed to keep Ortiz if he wants to with a place holder. Spittin made the right call.

Koji Uehara and KingFillers 4th round waiver goes to burlingtonbandit for his 2nd round waiver and 5th round milb pick I processed it on the spreadsheet and he can confirm KingFiller cuts Joan Gregorio and Daniel Palka, will proceed with 22 MLB players through the cut

It's not enjoyable at all.

And bad news for Jace Peterson.

This is incredible. Wow!

I didn't really want to go down this rabbit hole but as Hurl once said about Ryan Freel, one is too many. Rick Rypien, Derek Boogaard, Wade Belak, the list goes on. Maybe you're just old school but every single person I know supports the decrease on fighting movement. I don't see any fun in watching two fourth line plugs drop the gloves off the faceoff. Fights that are as a result of the emotion or intensity of the game are fine and thats the way it should be. And yes there's a lot of high skill involved in hockey now with passing, skating. People enjoy watching Connor McDavid skate wheels around everyone or Patrick Kane stickhandle through no room.

Same thing he based his Conner Greene hate on.

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83 SRF SRF checks unfortunately checks a high number of boxes on the risk profile for future relief pitching. Durability and health questions? Check. Inconsistent Mechanics? Check. Underdeveloped change? Check. Occasional Command issues? Check. On the plus side, he also checks off could have a wipe fastball/slider combo, which means he could be a really good reliever. He does have a starters body and progressed enough in 2016 that relief pitching is more of a possible outcome than destiny. holy s*** stop the mans already dead

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I got it

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Some teams already do it! This was in 2015. http://m.mlb.com/news/article/113690150/cubs-rangers-prospects-to-face-off-in-futures-game/ MESA, Ariz. -- The top prospects on the Cubs and the Rangers will meet March 30 at Sloan Park in a spring Futures Game, with a portion of the net proceeds from ticket sales benefiting the Mesa Diamond Project.

Maybe we could sort each teams organizational players by talent level and send them off to different baseball clubs around the country, and then have each team play each other in 3-4 games series routinely throughout the summer. Wow!

AFL is for ~5-7 players (with 3-4 of them usually being fringe, 30-40 FV at best) from each organization to get playing time if they missed it during the regular season. It's not really the same! It would be what the Futures Game is, just for individual organizations and done before the season.

I always thought team prospect/showcase games would be cool. The NHL has a variety of prospect tournaments where teams send their prospects to play exhibition games against other teams prospects before the season starts. They could host them in MLB ballparks. And infuse it with the rookie development program they do every offseason. Jays team C - McGuire 1B - Tellez 2B - Urena SS - Gurriel 3B - Vlad CF - Alford OF - Woodman OF - Ramirez DH - Pentecost BN - Bichette/others SP - SRF RP - Greene/Harris/Zeuch/Rios/Perdomo/Borucki/others Don't think they need to change the Futures Game. It's a pretty great event already IMO.

It's David Jacob. Please show some respect for a top 10 pick.

Why are you keeping David Ortiz?

By outside influences you mean the # of former players/fighters that suffered CTE and lost their lives because of it, right?

This isn't a standard MLB should hold itself to

I like college baseball but it gets 0 coverage in Canada