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Should be interesting to see. Our site rankings should cross with the TCN official rankings around Dec 10, so it’ll be neat to see how the rankings differ or if there’s influence of our rankings when yours are made known.
If I may, I would like to be the first poster here to roll out the red welcome mat to Jake “Tweedie Bird” Tweedie from Kent, England. May this be your first of what will be many glorious years here in deciphering the pecking order of our Redbird Top 50 Prospects. You’re amongst friends, Jake.
At number 50 in The Cardinal Nation’s Top 50 prospect countdown for 2022 is the #stlcards’ 19th round draft pick, the first hitter from his class to reach High-A. FREE report! https://t.co/vp2EMNp2hH pic.twitter.com/EcrIHSE2rC
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) November 23, 2021
The 49th-ranked prospect in The Cardinal Nation’s #stlcards Top 50 countdown for 2022 is a 2019 international signee who was challenged early and later performed well in the Florida Complex League at the age of 18. ($) https://t.co/6EinTfMe00 pic.twitter.com/TuLogeDoId
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) November 24, 2021
Happy Thanksgiving! Ranked 48th in The Cardinal Nation’s #stlcards Top 50 prospect countdown for 2022 is an emerging right-hander who excelled when starting for Class-A Palm Beach, Inohan Paniagua. ($) https://t.co/iH0u5vNV12 pic.twitter.com/TZXTvlveAu
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) November 25, 2021
Paniagua with the Seijas treatment, I see.
Will there be a recap with individual rankings for each of you? I always like to see how the scouting vs stats rankings differ.
At no. 47 in The Cardinal Nation’s #stlcards Top 50 prospect countdown for 2022 is Freddy Pacheco, a right-handed strikeout artist who was added to the 40-man roster after excelling across three levels in 2021. ($) https://t.co/plecXPlfzf pic.twitter.com/qse1zgdNiD
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) November 26, 2021
The 46th-ranked prospect in The Cardinal Nation’s #stlcards Top 50 countdown for 2022 is teenage shortstop Jeremy Rivas, the top position player on his rookie ball team in his first year of professional play. ($) https://t.co/O6F6RBx9n0 pic.twitter.com/ONPCFmuDZj
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) November 27, 2021
At number 45 in The Cardinal Nation’s #stlcards Top 50 prospect countdown for 2022 is an emerging standout first baseman-left fielder at two levels of A-ball in 2021. FREE report on Todd Lott @toddlott9! https://t.co/Y49GC2896F pic.twitter.com/OUTO0L3wj2
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) November 28, 2021
The 44th-ranked prospect in The Cardinal Nation’s #stlcards Top 50 countdown for 2022 is Edwin Nuñez, one of the hardest throwers in the system, a teen who was challenged to make his professional debut in Class-A and was overmatched. ($) https://t.co/Gq7SWOJVea pic.twitter.com/6oDDYjBXYY
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) November 29, 2021
At no. 43 in The Cardinal Nation’s #stlcards Top 50 prospect countdown for 2022 is a pitcher who emerged with a very strong second half after moving into the High-A Peoria rotation. Read about RH Wilfredo Pereira. ($) https://t.co/AgHNbwZJdy pic.twitter.com/I94IvIUvwp
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) November 30, 2021
The 42nd-ranked prospect in The Cardinal Nation’s #stlcards Top 50 countdown for 2022 is @ConnorLunn, an RHP who was both durable and successful in his first full season as a professional. ($) https://t.co/komssVnrrQ pic.twitter.com/ToXSM0i0pC
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) December 1, 2021
Coming in at no. 41 in The Cardinal Nation’s #stlcards Top 50 countdown for 2022 is @jackwralston, a RHP who has both started and relieved, with very good results achieved in the latter role. ($) https://t.co/T7ZSAkgqCK pic.twitter.com/10UvbCcn2G
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) December 2, 2021
Prospect no. 39 in The Cardinal Nation’s #stlcards Top 50 countdown for 2022 is @gragglogan23, a former eighth-rounder who improved each month, helping to solidify the High-A Peoria rotation in 2021. ($) https://t.co/XOUmOsdXgE pic.twitter.com/J7OUc3Yufc
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) December 5, 2021
Mea culpa! When I posted this article yesterday, I neglected to make it free. That has now been rectified, so all #stlcards fans, please check out our report on 2022 prospect #40 Zane Mills. https://t.co/EhoKtIqTMx
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) December 6, 2021
We’ve been a little busy with Rule 5 and life. No. 38 will appear Friday morning. Glad you are looking forward to them.
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