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56) Ludwin
57) Zach Jackson
58) Rondon
59) Jeremy Martinez
60) C Soto
Catchers catchers everywhere
I think it’s pretty impressive out catching prospect depth, some good guys in there, different types
56 Rondon
57 Cruz
58 Dobzanski
59 Puello
60 Y GonzalezA couple of other below the radar guys are Denton who was only 20 during the 18 season and Figuera who has not hit below .271 on domestic teams and can play 3 infield positions.
Closing the vote for #56-60.
#56 – Angel Rondon, RHP
#57 – Yariel Gonzalez, IF
#58 – Jeremy Martinez, CA
#59 – Carlos Soler, CF
#60 – Ludwin Jimenez, RHPVoting is open for #61-65~!
61) Ramon Mendoza
62) Juan Yepez
63) Carlos Soto
64) John Nogowski
Outstanding plate discipline, excellent defender at first base, but so, so old. On the other hand, Matt Carpenter was a real old guy with great strikezone control, so….65) Adanson Cruz
Has a good glove reputation in the outfield, and logged a 145 wRC+ at age 17 in the DSL. Yes, the DSL again! He strikes out too much, but we’re voting in the 60’s here. I have him in my personal top 40 or so.Still trying to figure out why Cruz made BA’s end of season DSL over Solar (173 wrc+). Solar is pretty good defensively from what I understand. Is Cruz outstanding defensively?
61. Rayder “M*A*S*Her” Ascanio
62. Anthony “The Taming of the” Shew
63. Juan “Pez” Yepez
64. Carlitos Soler
65. Wilfredo “The Ant Eater” Pereira
Gracias senor Pads
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64. Carlitos Soler
Gracias senor Pads
Pugs, Soler was selected last round~!
PadsFS
Closing the vote for #56-60.
#56 – Angel Rondon, RHP
#57 – Yariel Gonzalez, IF
#58 – Jeremy Martinez, CA
#59 – Carlos Soler, CF
#60 – Ludwin Jimenez, RHPI like
#61 – Carlos Soto, CA ~ one thing I like about Soto beyond his plate discipline #’s is that he bats left-handed, which is valuable for a catcher.
#62 – Nick Dunn, 2B
#63 – Juan Yepez, I guess I’ll resign to the fact that he is a 1Bman now.#64 – Kramer Robertson, SS ~ old for his league since he was a senior draftee. He had nearly as many walks as Ks, but had 18 HBPs as well, Rizzo-territory. I like that the Cardinals exclusively see him as a SS.
#65 – Zack Jackson, CA ~ similar to Soto with the 14.1% BB% and being a LH-hitting catcher.
61,Zach Jackson C
62.Justin Toerner OF
63.Nick Dunn 2B
64.Kramer Robertson SS
65.Kevin Woodall OF-1BNo. 61 AnWarner “Gulf Coast Cardinals outfielder Andrew Warner batted .373 in 21 games in July and led the Gulf Coast League in doubles (12), extra-base hits (17), total bases (54), slugging percentage (.720) and OPS (1.187). He finished second in runs (17) and on-base percentage (.467). He finished third in home runs (three) and RBI (21).
TCN selection: Congratulations to The Cardinal Nation Gulf Coast League Cardinals Player of the Year for 2018, Andrew Warner.” Also MLB Player of the Year GCL-CardinalsNo. 62 Nogowski I agree with R.Reed that he has a good glove and has hit consistently for high BA numbers. He’s in line for the Memphis 1st base spot. If he is still with the organization he’ll be close to a backup role in STL.
No. 63 Puello From TCN: “Our winner is a resident of La Romana, Dominican Republic, standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 185 pounds. The right-hander put together this strong season in his very first year of professional pitching after signing with the Cardinals relatively late, at the end of April. Given his age and results, Puello should receive the opportunity to pitch in the Gulf Coast League in 2019.
Congratulations to The Cardinal Nation Dominican Summer League Cardinals Starting Pitcher of the Year for 2018, Julio Puello.”No. 64 Toerner 2018 was his first pro season and he got two promotions (from SC to PEO to PB) and he hit very well at all three levels. Needs to add some power numbers or he could have ranked higher.
No. 65 Dunn MID-SEASON ALL-STAR 2018: State College (NYP)
#61 – Anthony Shew, rhp
#62 – Austin Warner, lhp
#63 -Kramer Robertson, ss
#64 – Nick Dunn, 2b
#65 – Bryce Denton, of
Good catch, Pads! Indeed, Soler was selected in our previous round. Was only conducting a little check to see if you guys were on the ball. If I may, please substitute one, Nick Dunn, for the previously inducted Carlos Soler.
Rinse and repeat from last time.
61. Jean Selmo – Sweet swing with lots of potential. Good arm for a corner outfielder.
62. Zach Jackson – Big lefty with power. If he can stay behind the plate and tap in to the raw power consistently, he’s gonna be a big time prospect soon.
63. Nick Dunn – Contact oriented college hitter who performed pretty well in his first taste of pro ball. Projects a lot like Max Schrock to me. Maybe not quite as good of a hit tool.
64. Juan Yepez – Struggled more than most in the FSL. Started to turn it around towards the end of the year. Has some really good 1B/3B behind/with him (Montero and Baker specifically) that will take time away if he doesn’t get back towards the 198 wRC+ hitter we saw in Peoria
65. Justin Toerner – Probably assigned to low by the Cards last year. Really took off at the end of the year and ended up in PB. Should be interesting to see if the Cards return him to PB or if they really challenge him with Springfield. Really excited to see if the 28th rounder’s play was a hot streak or a true diamond in the rough.
We will get this closed by tomorrow morning once Dennis J votes or if he is backing out at this point.
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