Who will be #9 and #10 Prospects?

[Tony-OH]

Who will be #9 and #10 Prospects?

[DirtyBird]

Did you mean to duplicate #8 in multiple polls?

[Tony-OH]

10 minutes ago, DirtyBird said:

Did you mean to duplicate #8 in multiple polls?

No, thanks. In a big hurry this morning.

[DirtyBird]

18 minutes ago, Tony-OH said:

No, thanks. In a big hurry this morning.

Well that stinks. I guess I got 7 & 8 wrong, since my selection only leaves me with one (wrong) choice here.

[Pickles]

Should have looked at this before I picked 7 and 8.

[ChosenOne21]

I should have looked at the other poll as well. My vote there locks me into Lowther and Kremer here, but I still feel that's a reasonable pick. I can see the argument for wanting Lowther in the org over Harvey, but it's a little tougher to do that with Kremer. Oh well

[ArtVanDelay]

I had to go Lowther and Kremer here, since I went Baumann and Harvey 7, 8.  I would have liked to have voted for Henderson here, but I’d be shocked if Akin made the top 10, so that rules Henderson out for me.

[Tony-OH]

I probably should have just done one poll for 7-10. But, it is what it is! Good luck!

[DirtyBird]

Harvey is really going to bust up my top 10. Bad placement.

 

[Philip]

Harvey has already had genuine major league success, and there still a possibility, although maybe a slim one, that he could be a starter. I suppose that means his ceiling is lower, but his floor is certainly higher, so I’m surprised he’s lasted this far.

[Aristotelian]

Harvey has to be in our top 10 based on his strong performance vs MLB competition last year. That leaves Henderson and Bauman. I can't believe that Henderson as a 2nd rounder could possibly be in our top 10. Bauman got some votes (including mine) in the top 5. Has to be  Bauman and Harvey.

[Frobby]

18 minutes ago, Aristotelian said:

Harvey has to be in our top 10 based on his strong performance vs MLB competition last year. That leaves Henderson and Bauman. I can't believe that Henderson as a 2nd rounder could possibly be in our top 10. Bauman got some votes (including mine) in the top 5. Has to be  Bauman and Harvey.

I don’t understand why a second rounder couldn’t be in our top 10.   My recollection is there were several sites that ranked him higher than 42nd, but he slipped a little due to cost.    
 

Now, I didn’t put him in the top 10 myself, but his status as a second rounder certainly didn’t bother me.  

[Aristotelian]

56 minutes ago, Frobby said:

I don’t understand why a second rounder couldn’t be in our top 10.   My recollection is there were several sites that ranked him higher than 42nd, but he slipped a little due to cost.    
 

Now, I didn’t put him in the top 10 myself, but his status as a second rounder certainly didn’t bother me.  

I meant that he was a second rounder in 2019. He hasn't had any time to do anything to move up. Not that he can never be in our top 10.

[Can_of_corn]

8 minutes ago, Aristotelian said:

I meant that he was a second rounder in 2019. He hasn't had any time to do anything to move up. Not that he can never be in our top 10.

I just picked a list at random.

I ended up with the Sun's top 10 from Jan 2011.

https://www.baltimoresun.com/bs-mtblog-2011-01-ranking_the_orioles_top_10_pro-story.html

Dan Klein is listed at #6 and he was a third round pick in 2010.  He pitched 6 1/3 innings for the O's in 2010.

I think if you look back a substantial number of top 10 lists will include second round picks from the prior season. 

[Spl51]

42 minutes ago, Aristotelian said:

I meant that he was a second rounder in 2019. He hasn't had any time to do anything to move up. Not that he can never be in our top 10.

Scouting a player is a lot more than performance, ESPECIALLY at that age and level.