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I like Hader, but he has to come after Urrutia for me.

Yeah, even if you value potential over likelihood, Urrutia should be higher. There are enough concerns with Hader to put him below Henry.

My list:

1. Gausman

2. Bundy

3. Schoop

4. EdRod

5. Delmonico

6. Urrutia

7. Harvey

8. Hader

9. Walker

10. Wright

11. Hart

12. Hoes

13. Ohlman

14. Marin

15. Wilson

16. Sisco

17. Jones

18. Davies

19. Gurka

20. Tarpley

It's a total guess in slotting the recent draftees. Hopefully, these guys get signed quickly and we get a better idea of their potential. Also, would be great to find another Hader in this class.

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Caleb Joseph deserves to be up there somewhere despite his age. I dont know where he is at defensively, but he seems like he could be the future backup Catcher. Which i think has a lot of value when u see Teagarden hit. Id honestly rather have a pitcher hit instead of that bum.

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Seen some reports of people who are really high on him. He also had a great last outing where he said he had just started throwing a changeup and had really good success with it in that game. Wishful thinking maybe off of that last start.

Fair enough. Hope he's able to get back and log some innings this year.

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Why do Avery, Veloz, and Gurka make your list? I'd have to say Avery is a non-prospect at this point. Gurka is more a project than a prospect. And Veloz doesn't have the results.

Avery is still a player who is 23 years old playing in AAA. He may only have a ceiling of bench player at this point, but he still has a lot of time to be considered completely washed out. It's not as though I put him real high up there on my list.

Veloz: the dude was 18 and OPS'd .744 between the GCL and Aberdeen last year. The average OPS at that level is .656. The kid got paid well and played well, though he strikes out a bit. He's a projectable player.

Gurka: Sorry man, if Stuart Pomeranz was considered a prospect last season then there's no reason why this guy doesn't deserve the recognition for what he's accomplished this year.

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I'll give it a shot:

1. Gausman, but only because of Bundy's injury.

2. Bundy

3. Schoop

4. Harvey

5. Delmonico (needs some positional value for me to rank higher)

6. ERod (torn at 5/6 here)

7. Urrutia (we might find out he should be #3 over time)

8. Hader

9. Walker

10. Hart

11. Sisco

12. Tarpley (some desire to move him to 10 based on Tony's who I'd rather have method, but the other two were picked higher)

13. Marin

14. Hoes

15. Hobgood

16. Wright

17. Ohlman

18. Davies

19. Steve Johnson

20. Heim

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1. Dylan Bundy

2. Kevin Gausman

3. Johnathan Schoop

4. Eduardo Rodriguez

5. Nick Delmonico

6. Josh Hader

7. Hunter Harvey

8. Henry Urrutia

9. Christian Walker

10. Adrian Marin

11. Josh Hart

12. LJ Hoes

I don't know enough to go 13-20.

Amazing the quality of our top 10 compared to just 2 years ago.

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