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Hello everyone, the long-awaited moment has arrived and I am happy to be able to participate in this interesting topic with all of you, who are so knowledgeable. I will try to bring my point of view as a passionate fan who lives overseas. Forgive me for any mistakes because my English is far from perfect.
This year the number 1 is not clear.
Mathews had an excellent 2024 but will have to confirm himself in 2025.
Tink Hence is a pure talent and is managed very, well without squeezing him. He will be a star.However, I think that having a potential #1 draft pick in the organization must be rewarded with our trust.
It is true that in the few weeks played in the PRO world he has not yet shown exceptional numbers but my number 1 is JJ WheterholtI am very satisfied with the good work we all did together.
Of our TOP 50, 44 are also in my personal ranking. I hadn’t included C.Thomas (dropped to my #51 for new arrivals), R.Fernandez, A.Iadisernia, RJ Yeager, N.Church and A.Love.So my 15 “best of rest” are primarily my six top50 not selected by the group and then the next nine:
J.Cordoba (my #40)
S.Hernandez (#43)
L.Sequera (#45)
J. King (#46)
K. Kretzschmar (#47)
J.Salazar (#49)
L.Rodriguez (the one from 2004)
J. Savacool
C. Harrison
I. Henderson
R. Garcia
T. Richardson
L. Pino
M.Curriale
B. Komar12/15: FA RHP Alan Reyes signed to minors contract, assigned to Peo. New organization total: 224 players.
this one? https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/player.fcgi?id=reyes-002ala
ok sounds good.
possibly a requirement of “at least two votes” could be put in place.
Just to avoid crazy names 🙂I agree
15 names every voters
Probably we’ll have 25-30 names on the table
The 15 most voted are “the best of the rest”
it’s right?I stay with my last three:
48 J Rivas
49 J Cordoba
50 S Hernandezok for 5 more after the TOP50…. if u want ok for TOP60, TOP75 or TOP100 too 🙂
December 9, 2023 at 7:56 pm#239501REPLY
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Yes, I believe Nicholas Parker “Big Country” Robertson can no longer be classified as a rookie, LouisEu. He is still well under 50 innings pitched, but I think he has exceeded 45 service days.
Nick Robertson only has 22.1 IP in the majors, but he’s used up his days of service to still be considered a prospect, right?
I have included the 4 new arrivals from the Rule 5 draft in my personal TOP 100 ranking:
Salazar 51
Garcia 61
Fernandez 96
Villarroel N.C.What are your opinions on the matter?
#24 Prieto
#25 Redmond
#26 Mejiamy next three are Mathews and the other newcomers.
Granillo follows. Mendlinger is my #33I confirm my previous vote:
19 Rom
20 PrietoI have three other hitters in my ranking, before Honeyman and the other newly drafted players
Thanks Jnevel, another pitcher to add to the TOP20 could be Mathews.
However, I would like to talk again about left-hander Drew Rom.
Let me exclude the 33.2 IP at the major level, perhaps not yet ready, although the 32 K and the excellent game in Baltimore should be noted. His path in the minors was as follows:2018 (18yo) RK Lev. 30.2 IP, 1.76 ERA, 2.78 FIP, 28/6 K/BB, 8.2 K9, 1.8 BB/9, 4.67 K/BB
2019 (19yo) A Lev. 95.1 IP, 2.93 ERA, 2.46 FIP, 122/33 K/BB, 11.5 K9, 3.1 BB/9, 3.70 K/BB
2021 (21yo) A+/AA Lev. 107.2 IP, 3.18 ERA, 3.28 FIP, 120/26 K/BB, 10.0 K9, 2.2 BB/9, 4.62 K/BB
2022 (22yo) AA/AAA Lev. 120.0 IP, 4.43 ERA, 3.22 FIP, 144/47 K/BB, 10.8 K9, 3.5 BB/9, 3.06 K/BB
2023 (23yo) AAA Lev. 97.0 IP, 4.82 ERA, 3.66 FIP, 118/50 K/BB, 10.9 K9, 4.6 BB/9, 2.36 K/BBIn six years only once in IL (18 days in 2022).
He’s not going to be an HOF or even an All Star Game player, but in my opinion he is a pitcher who is much more likely than many others to consistently arrive at the 4/5 spot of the rotation or be used in the 7th/8th inning.
In his case I look more at the floor than the ceilingP.S. sorry for some errors in my bad English 🙂
