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Who's the #7 prospect?


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Who's the number seven prospect?  

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  1. 1. Who's the number seven prospect?

    • Zach Britton
      4
    • Brandon Erbe
      84
    • Tyler Henson
      2
    • LJ Hoes
      8
    • Nolan Reimold
      52


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Hmm Hoes is on that list, I think I'm going to go with him. Especially because of the plate discipline he showed when he was only 18. That's a huge rarity in this system and as a result it puts him high up there on my list.

He's easily the best position prospect after Snyder and is the heir apparent to BRob right now if he can stick at 2B...

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He's easily the best position prospect after Snyder and is the heir apparent to BRob right now if he can stick at 2B...

Why do people make such statements?

There was a higher rated position prospect drafted one round ahead of Hoes. I love the Hoes pick and he is off to a nice start, but Avery is very raw and appears to have a nicer ceiling than Hoes. To say that Hoes is "easily" a better position prospect than Avery is a significant reach.

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Tony posted this in the Top 30 prospect thread, something to think about:

"I will give you guys one little thing to discuss. There is one player on these lists that most of you will be upset at where he ends up falling on our list. He'll be this year's Hernandez or Fiorentino. The guy everyone thinks is a top ten guy and we have him a bit lower."

Then, in the top 6 prospect poll-

"Erbe is going to send you guys down."

Is it possible that Erbe is out of the top 10? I don't think it could be Reimold. Who else could be the shocker thats out of the top 10? I wouldn't be shocked by it being Britton, Hernandez, Bergesen.

All that aside, I voted for Nolan.

(sorry for not using quote feature, its un-possible after a thread is locked...)

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Why do people make such statements?

There was a higher rated position prospect drafted one round ahead of Hoes. I love the Hoes pick and he is off to a nice start, but Avery is very raw and appears to have a nicer ceiling than Hoes. To say that Hoes is "easily" a better position prospect than Avery is a significant reach.

A MI prospect with a good eye at the plate is more valuable than a toolsy OF prospect. Avery was clearly behind Hoes, but it was to be expected as he's very raw. Just remember Darnell McDonald, Keith Reed, Kieron Pope etc. when talking about Avery. We haven't been too good at developing toolsy guys...

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Tony posted this in the Top 30 prospect thread, something to think about:

"I will give you guys one little thing to discuss. There is one player on these lists that most of you will be upset at where he ends up falling on our list. He'll be this year's Hernandez or Fiorentino. The guy everyone thinks is a top ten guy and we have him a bit lower."

Then, in the top 6 prospect poll-

"Erbe is going to send you guys down."

Is it possible that Erbe is out of the top 10? I don't think it could be Reimold. Who else could be the shocker thats out of the top 10? I wouldn't be shocked by it being Britton, Hernandez, Bergesen.

I have no doubt it's Erbe. Bu I'm going to vote for who I think should be the ranked here, instead of trying to read minds. And then when Erbe gets inducted into the Hall of Fame, I can stick out my tongue and say "I told you so." :P

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It should be Erbe. It will be Reimold.

I agree. Tony has dropped enough hints that Erbe is going to be lower on this list that I discount any likelihood that he's the pick here. The margin between Snyder and Reimold is very thin, so I think Reimold slots here.

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Hmm Hoes is on that list, I think I'm going to go with him. Especially because of the plate discipline he showed when he was only 18. That's a huge rarity in this system and as a result it puts him high up there on my list.

He's easily the best position prospect after Snyder and is the heir apparent to BRob right now if he can stick at 2B...

That is so far off in the future that I can't even comtemplate it. Hoes had a nice debut, but after all, it was only the GCL. In the past, our best high school picks have gone straight to Bluefield. This guy has talent but he's a long-term project. Even if all goes smoothly, he's probably got 4 full minor league seasons remaining before he gets a sniff of the majors.

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