Spanky99

Oh they did the rankings for BA today... 24. Toronto Blue Jays Top 100 Prospects (2): LHP Ricky Tiedemann (22), SS Orelvis Martinez (90) The 2023 season was a step back for Toronto’s farm because many 2022 draft picks struggled. Dominican slugger Orelvis Martinez was a rare bright spot, but much of the system’s strength is reliant on top prospect LHP Ricky Tiedemann—who possesses elite upside and pure stuff but also has significant health and durability questions. See their Top 30 Prospects entering 2024 Previous ranks 2023: 15 2022: 19 2021: 4 2020: 6 2019: 3

BA, BP, and Fangraphs haven't ranked systems yet for 24, or am I missing something?

The bad weather never came and my golfers played bad, lol. Nad weather came and ended the tournament, lol... at least the guy that shot the lights out yesterday with a record round 60 won, Clark put on a clinic.

4 or 5.

I concur.

Cool... Kiley McDaniel's top 100 ranking is on there... he has lots of info on there. https://www.espn.com/mlb/insider/insider/story/_/id/39420988/top-100-mlb-prospects-list-2024-kiley-mcdaniel-jackson-holliday-jackson-chourio I don't have ESPN+ but it seems to work for me. He has us ranked 24th, geez... 24. Toronto Blue Jays ($126 million) Last year: 22nd, $152 million Top 100 prospects: 1 The Jays are ranked here for now as their top two prospects -- left-handed pitcher Ricky Tiedemann and third baseman Orelvis Martinez -- add up to $57 million in prospect value but will likely both graduate over the summer, taking Toronto into contention for the worst farm system in baseball if there aren't big improvements. The Jays do have two upside prep picks in left-handed pitcher Brandon Barriera and shortstop Arjun Nimmala along with a recent international signee in outfielder Enmanuel Bonilla that may be a solid prospect as well, but outside of those three this system has a lot of contact-first, lower-impact hitters and solid depth pitchers rather than potential impact players.

That trade was a steal by Ross.

lol

Hop on the shortbus 3-Foot.

Wow!

Well, I laughed, so there's that, friendo.

I played the best tier in Canada bro, pitched and bat cleanup, not a chance, pal.

Mouth Breather...

You've likely never played an organized baseball game in your life, and of course I'd tell you to go look at the numbers, it was my point. Mouth breather...

You're a f***ing idiot, I put 90 wins down... what say you Chief? I said Kirk had better baserunning numbers than Moreno at the time of the post, which was 100% accurate. Coming from a clown that has no idea how analytics or projections work, this is f***ing rich, lmao.

It sounds like an opinion more than a rumour, lost in translation.

Yup, I hope this f***er is wrong, lol...

The PGA can be so lame at times... https://www.pgatour.com/article/news/latest/2024/02/01/rory-mcilroy-penalized-two-strokes-for-improper-drop-at-att-pebble-beach-spyglass-hill I'd be sitting T-3 instead of T-5 in Mack's P5... grinds my gears, lol.

Term is clearly joking dude, well, I think.

Kirk was 6th at C and people talk as though he's s***, the ole recency bias.

Go teabag your leader, bitch.

Oof...

Ortiz has to love this deal, he was blocked pretty badly in that org.

f***, I was hoping they'd overpay on Cease. Man, this division is going to be tough as f***, F U Brew Crew, I hope their spects flop.

Don't ever link me to that POS's name. The answer was explained above. The offseason isn't over yet moron's, they're likely projected a high 80 win, team so the variance is likely 86 - 92 wins. I'll go with 90 as is, now where's your predictions ya dingleberries.