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This has got to be one of the hardest lists to put together in years. And there will be major incongruity between other people's lists.

You have top 2 prospects that are injured. A 1B that can go anywhere in the top 10 depending who you talk to. A recent 1st round pick that couldnt hit his own weight. Then you also have guys like Givens, Wright, Drake and Wilson who havent lost their prospect status. Plus the additions of guys in minor trades this year that are actually prospects in our system. Seems like a whole bunch of inseparable blah.

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This has got to be one of the hardest lists to put together in years. And there will be major incongruity between other people's lists.

You have top 2 prospects that are injured. A 1B that can go anywhere in the top 10 depending who you talk to. A recent 1st round pick that couldnt hit his own weight. Then you also have guys like Givens, Wright, Drake and Wilson who havent lost their prospect status. Plus the additions of guys in minor trades this year that are actually prospects in our system. Seems like a whole bunch of inseparable blah.

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It is certainly not a strong system.

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Looking forward to it! I need to see the lists of others before I make my own though. I tend to forget guys after about 15 or so :)

Eh, screw it. I used the MLB.com list as a bit of a template so I may be leaving out some important names here:

1. Reyes

2. Bundy

3. Harvey

4. Sisco

5. Givens

6. Mancini

7. Hess

8. Fenter

9. Stewart

10. Wright

11. Wilson

12. Mountcastle

13. Walker

14. Heim

15. Murphy

16. Gunkel

17. Scott

18. Mullins

19. McKenna

20. Yaz

21. Bridwell

22. Hart

23. Kline

24. Curran

25. Marin

26. Cleavinger

27. Means

28. T. Berry

29. Gonzalez

30. Ferguson

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I'm leaving Givens, Wright, Wilson off my list because I think they're finished products. But I'm including Garcia. Have fun making sense of that. I'm rolling with...

1. Bundy

2. Harvey

3. Cisco (so here's where the real list starts)

4. Reyes

5. Mancini( Throwing darts time)

6. Jason Garcia-Starting Pitcher

7. Walker

8. Hess

9. Dariel Alvarez

10. Gunkel

11. DJ Stewart

12. Mountcastle

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We will announce our top 30 prospects tomorrow with profiles available to plus members for the top 20 over the next week or so.

So what are your lists? Will there be any under the radar selections this year?

Can antidepressants be included? :D

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1. Harvey

2. Bundy

3. Reyes

4. Sisco

5. Givens

6. Mancini

7. Hess

8. Fenter

9. Stewart

10. Wright

11. Wilson

12. Mountcastle

13. Heim

14. Murphy

14A. Dariel Alvarez

14B. Ariel Miranda

14C. Chris Lee

15. Walker

16. Tanner Scott

17. Joe Gunkel

18. Cedric Mullins

19. McKenna

20. Adrian Marin

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Even though our system is crappy, I am excited to see the writeups.

The prospect list and scouting reports are what got me hooked on this site in the 15? years ago. That and Paul's game recaps while losing 90 a year. Thanks for the hard work y'all out into this.

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The prospect list and scouting reports are what got me hooked on this site in the 15? years ago. That and Paul's game recaps while losing 90 a year. Thanks for the hard work y'all out into this.

Tony and Chris do the prospects and a darned good job of it. Amazing the level of contacts and input those two have in compiling these.

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