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The tiebreaker is strength of vote. So there were two tied, and both got one vote at #52. Davila had a vote at #53 as well, and the other guy didn’t. Hence he got the edge.
#56 – Darlin Moquete
#57 – Thomas Francisco
#58 – Justin Toerner
#59 – Austin Warner
#60 – Evan Mendoza
#61 – Oswaldo Towalin
#62 – Alfredo Ruiz
#63 – Noah Mendlinger
#64 – Nathanael Heredia
#65 – Samil De La Rosa56- Austin Warner
57- Darlin Moquete
58- Evan Mendoza
59- Ramon Santos
60- Angel Cuenca
61- Johan Quezada
62- Leando Cedeno
63- Joerlin De Los Santos
64- Jesus Cruz
65- Nick Trogrlic-Iverson56 F Taveras
57 L Taveras
58 Francisco
59 Quezada
60 Boskiovic
61 Solano
62 Heredia
63 Ruiz
64 Omar Sanchez
65 Diorys Guerrero56-Toerner
57-Mendoza
58-Cuenca
59-Mendlinger
60-Trogrlic-Iverson
61-Dunn
62-Quezada
63-TBaker
64-Beller
65-Moquete#56 ~ Dunn
#57 ~ Mendoza
#58 ~ Cuenca
#59 ~ Francisco
#60 ~ Trogrlic-Iverson
#61 ~ Toerner
#62 ~ Quezada
#63 ~ Santos
#64 ~ Warner
#65 ~ HerediaA reminder that voting ends tonight! So get yours in while you can.
My picks:
56. Osvaldo Tovalin
57. Alfredo Ruiz
58. Yordy Richard
59. Jake Burns
60. Austin Warner
61. Thomas Francisco
62. Darlin Moquete
63. LJ Jones IV
64. Justin Toerner
65. Ludwin “The Magnificent” JimenezOk, this took me quite a bit longer to tabulate tonight. Here is the rest of your list, which ends up as a TOP 92. Tiebreakers were the usual strength of vote until we got down to the tiny numbers where people only got one vote, in which case the tiebreaker was whomever was voted for first. I put in everyone who had received any votes at any time at the end of the list, in the order in which they appeared, despite folks who voted for them not sticking around for later votes.
56. Thomas Francisco
57. Evan Medoza
58. Osvaldo Tovalin
59. Darlin Moquete
60. Justin Toerner
61. Austin Warner
62. Alfredo Ruiz
63. Angel Cuenca
64. Johan Quezada
65. Nick Dunn
66. LJ Jones IV
67. Yordy Richard
68. Nick Trogrlic-Iverson
69. Noah Mendlinger
70. Jake Burns
71. Felix Taveras
72. Ramon Santos
73. Elijah Cabell
74. Leonardo Taveras
75. Trent Baker
76. Nathanael Heredia
77. Jacob Boskiovic
78. Emmanuel Solano
79. Adanson Cruz
80. Leandro Cedeno
81. Joerlin De Los Santos
82. Roblin Heredia
83. Jesus Cruz
84. Omar Sanchez
85. John Beller
86. Samil De La Rosa
87. Diorys Guerrero
88. Ludwin Jiimenez
89. Jose Suarez
90. Maycol Justo
91. Benjamin Arias
92. Seth ElledgeThanks very much to everyone who participated! You made it a lot of fun, and it took some focus off the doom and gloom of the off season and the lockout.
Your TCN Top 92 Prospects for 2022 (Age in 2022 for the top 50):
1. 2B/3B Nolan Gorman (22)
2. 3B Jordan Walker (20)
3. LHP Matthew Liberatore (22)
4. 1B/OF Juan Yepez (24)
5. SS/RHP Masyn Winn (20)
6. C Ivan Herrera (22)
7. OF Alec Burleson (23)
8. OF Lars Nootbaar (24)
9. LHP Zack Thompson (24)
10. RHP Michael McGreevy (21)
11. 2B/3B Brendan Donovan (25)
12. OF Joshua Baez (19)
13. RHP Andre Pallante (23)
14. RHP Angel Rondon (24)
15. 3B Malcom Nunez (21)
16. RHP Tink Hence (19)
17. 1B/DH Luken Baker (25)
18. LHP Connor Thomas (24)
19. SS Delvin Perez (23)
20. RHP Alec Willis (19)
21. RHP Jake Walsh (26)
22. RHP Austin Love (23)
23. RHP Freddy Pacheco (24)
24. RHP Gordon Graceffo (22)
25. OF Ryan Holgate (22)
26. OF Jhon Torres (22)
27. OF Matt Koperniak (24)
28. RHP Ian Bedell (22)
29. OF Patrick Romeri (21)
30. RHP Edwin Nunez (20)
31. RHP Jack Ralston (24)
32. 1B/OF Chandler Redmond (25)
33. OF Conner Capel (25)
34. RHP Dionys Rodriguez (21)
35. SS Jeremy Rivas (19)
36. LHP Levi Prater (23)
37. OF Trejyn Fletcher (21)
38. RHP Zane Mills (21)
39. RHP Logan Gragg (23)
40. OF Mike Antico (24)
41. C Pedro Pages (23)
42. C Julio Rodriguez (25)
43. RHP Connor Lunn (23)
44. C Ali Sanchez (25)
45. RHP Andre Granillo (22)
46. C Carlos Soto (23)
47. OF Luis Piño (18)
48. 1B/OF Todd Lott (24)
49. 3B Jacob Buchberger (24)
50. 2B/SS/3B Kramer Robertson (27)
51. RHP Inohan Paniagua
52. RHP Wilfredo Pereira
53. RHP Edgar Escobar
54. 1B/OF Brady Whalen
55. RHP Jose Davila
56. 1B Thomas Francisco
57. 3B/SS Evan Medoza
58. 3B Osvaldo Tovalin
59. OF Darlin Moquete
60. OF Justin Toerner
61. LHP Austin Warner
62. LHP Alfredo Ruiz
63. RHP Angel Cuenca
64. RHP Johan Quezada
65. 2B Nick Dunn
66. OF LJ Jones IV
67. RHP Yordy Richard
68. RHP Nick Trogrlic-Iverson
69. 3B Noah Mendlinger
70. C Jake Burns
71. OF Felix Taveras
72. RHP Ramon Santos
73. OF Elijah Cabell
74. RHP Leonardo Taveras
75. RHP Trent Baker
76. LHP Nathanael Heredia
77. C Jacob Boskiovic
78. RHP Emmanuel Solano
79. OF Adanson Cruz
80. 1B/OF Leandro Cedeno
81. OF Joerlin De Los Santos
82. C Roblin Heredia
83. RHP Jesus Cruz
84. LHP Omar Sanchez
85. LHP John Beller
86. 3B Samil De La Rosa
87. LHP Diorys Guerrero
88. RHP Ludwin Jiimenez
89. OF Jose Suarez
90. SS Maycol Justo
91. RHP Benjamin Arias
92. RHP Seth ElledgeThanx Stlcard25, Great job running the community Top 50 Prospect list,(Rather the Top 92 list). I didn’t realize that prospect # 92 Elledge was still eligible, or I would have had him somewhere in the 40’s on my list.
Thanks for setting this up and maintaining the list, 25! Helped keep our minds on something other than the lockout! Can’t wait for this to be over and baseball returns!
I concur. stl25 is very good at organizing this and keeping the trains running on time. We appreciate it.
It would be interesting to meld the TCN list with our community list whenever both lists are complete.
After reading Brian’s article on Graceffo, it appears both a velocity increase, and the fact he accomplished very good numbers at Palm Beach suggest that I `should have ranked him higher. And his beginning 2022, he should start at Peoria, with a possibility of reaching Springfield. If he takes to pitching multiple times to a lineup, he could jump up in the prospect rankings.
Brian needs to add just #1-#4. And we know who they are, with Herrera most likely #4. The question left who will top his list. The Community and Brian’s top-15 lists have been similar. If Burleson and Rondon were switched… the lists would be very close. I think that the Community did a great job this season.
Here is both the Community List and Brian’s list side by side.
TCN Community List 2022 TCN 2022 Top Prospects
1 Nolan Gorman Nolan Gorman
2 Jordan Walker Jordan Walker
3 Matthew Liberatore Matthew Liberatore
4 Juan Yepez Ivan Herrera
5 Masyn Winn Masyn Winn
6 Ivan Herrera Juan Yepez
7 Alec Burleson Zack Thompson
8 Lars Nootbaar Michael McGreevy
9 Zack Thompson Angel Rondon
10 Michael McGreevy Lars Nootbaar
11 Brendan Donovan Brendan Donovan
12 Joshua Baez Joshua Baez
13 Andre Pallante Andre Pallante
14 Angel Rondon Alec Burleson
15 Malcom Nunez Malcom Nunez
16 Tink Hence Luken Baker
17 Luken Baker Gordon Graceffo
18 Connor Thomas Jhon Torres
19 Delvin Perez Tink Hence
20 Alec Willis Ryan Holgate
21 Jake Walsh Ian Bedell
22 Austin Love Austin Love
23 Freddy Pacheco Ali Sanchez
24 Gordon Graceffo Connor Thomas
25 Ryan Holgate Chandler Redmond
26 Jhon Torres Kramer Robertson
27 Matt Koperniak Jake Walsh
28 Ian Bedell Patrick Romeri
29 Patrick Romeri Levi Prater
30 Edwin Nunez Delvin Perez
31 Jack Ralston Luis Pino
32 Chandler Redmond Tre Fletcher
33 Connor Capel Julio E. Rodriguez
34 Dionys Rodriguez Alec Willis
35 Jeremy Rivas Matt Koperniak
36 Levi Prater Pedro Pages
37 Tre Fletcher Dionys Rodriguez
38 Zane Mills Connor Capel
39 Logan Gragg Logan Gragg
40 Mike Antico Zane Mills
41 Pedro Pages Jack Ralston
42 Julio E. Rodriguez Connor Lunn
43 Connor Lunn Wilfredo Pereira
44 Ali Sanchez Edwin Nunez
45 Andre Granillo Todd Lott
46 Carlos Soto Jeremy Rivas
47 Luis Piño Freddy Pacheco
48 Todd Lott Inohan Paniagua
49 Jacob Buchberger Yordy Richard
50 Kramer Robertson Thomas FranciscoThose lists would be changed as of opening day. Some have already progressed and others some regression.
It’s nice to see most top 50 prospects have exceeded expectations so far. Perhaps Liberatore and Herrera have struggled more we’d like, but it is way early. Others not making much impact like Fletcher and Hence, are concerning considering they were drafted years ago. IMO, players who have several years since they were drafted, barring injury, should have advanced to a high A league.
And I’m impressed on how well the Cards drafted pitching in 2021. They looked for quality strike throwers, and seem to have found them. If that continues, St Louis move back into the top 10 team rankings.
I also hope the Class of 2019 can continue to help our pitching depth. Pallante already is, Thomas is on the doorstep of the bigs, Ralston, Gragg, and Lunn are intriguing prospects as well.
I’m curious where a hot prospect like GOmez will be placed. Also, several 2021 draftees should see their stock increase.
I usually like to see three series into the season before adjusting my top-40. This year pitchers should have four starts by then.
Many years, I wait until May for the first update, but this year is different with the international signing period starting on January 15 instead of July 2nd. Also, there is a lot to be said in terms of which players came over from the DSL when and which made full season teams. Also former starters being moved to relief is noteworthy. Most of the new Top 50 is similar, but there was enough change to make that I decided to go ahead now.
Just a few players are producing significantly above expectations to warrant a move up. Even fewer on the negative side. Like you said its really their new placements for ’22 that is noteworthy.
With a large number number of prospects at AAA, I’d be curious to guess how many will graduate. With Pujols and Dickerson as backups, I don’t see many barring injury. I think Gorman will only get called up if he can play every day, but that may depend on how long a leash Dejong has. Liberatore will need an opening in the rotation, but seems to need at least another month or 2 at AAA. A trade would provide openings as well.
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