Who is the Orioles #6 prospect?

[Tony-OH]

Ok, who's next? Are you surprised by anyone not listed yet?

[BradyBunch]

Gonna say Walker. I expected him to be a bit higher as he's had two solid years in the minors.

[tntoriole]

I think a year from now, Christian Walker being ranked sixth or even lower will be seen as a misjudgment of considerable magnitude.

[weams]

I think a year from now, Christian Walker being ranked sixth or even lower will be seen as a misjudgment of considerable magnitude.

I think Tim Berry will be a fine major league pitcher.

[Redskins Rick]

Being labeled #6, might help with the expectations and keep some of the pressure off him.

If he was labeled as #1 or #2 prospect, then some would feel he needs to be rush to the bigs, and produce like 2012 Crush Davis.

[Frobby]

Mmmmm, tough one! I'm a bit surprised not to find Brian Gonzalez among the choices, as I would have thought he was a serious candidate here. David Hess is a decent prospect, but I can't imagine him being ranked this high. I also feel Parker Bridwell made some progress this year, and was very dominant at times, but was too inconsistent to be ranked that highly.

So, that leaves Berry, Reyes and Walker, three guys at very different places on the development curve. I honestly could see Tony going with any of the three here. I'm going to take a flyer and say Tony goes with the guy with the highest upside. That clearly is Reyes, though he's a raw as raw can be.

[glenn__davis]

Once again, I agree with the Frobster. Reyes gets my vote.

[ArtVanDelay]

I think Tim Berry will be a fine major league pitcher.

It's amazing that he was a 50th round draft pick.

[Tony-OH]

It's amazing that he was a 50th round draft pick.

He had Tommy John surgery his senior year in high school so most teams felt like he would rehab and go to college. He Orioles took a flier on here and gave him some way over slot money so it wasn't like he was an unknown 50th rounder. Still, it's a good story.

[Tony-OH]

This one was a tough one because I could build a serious case for three of the players listed for this position on the list. In fact, I've rotated these players around until going with this particular order. Either way, remember, the ranking is not as an important as the scouting reports themselves.

[Redskins Rick]

This one was a tough one because I could build a serious case for three of the players listed for this position on the list. In fact, I've rotated these players around until going with this particular order. Either way, remember, the ranking is not as an important as the scouting reports themselves.

Ranking is not as important as how they perform if they make it to the bigs.

[Number5]

Well, I'm going to be "wrong" on every one until we get to the number that Tony has Walker at. I've really only disagreed with Tony on Walker thus far. I had him at 4, with Davies 5 and Alvarez 6.

[Frobby]

Ranking is not as important as how they perform if they make it to the bigs.

So far as I recall, Caleb Joseph was never on anyone's top 10 list, and look at the impact he had for us this year.

[weams]

So far as I recall, Caleb Joseph was never on anyone's top 10 list, and look at the impact he had for us this year.

I am a Jomar fan! But I do not have him next. It's gotta be big Tim Berry. I mean he could be on the mlb team.

[Ed-die... Ed-die]

Walker. He's already too low at #6.