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6 minutes ago, Frobby said:

Where do you find all this stuff? 

Twitter a lot of the time but I had to Google search PARS to see if I could find out his methodology because he uses Patreon to show most of his list and I’m not a subscriber.

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2 hours ago, Sports Guy said:

An explanation:

https://www.prospects1500.com/milb/pars-meet-a-brand-new-prospect-ranking-system/#:~:text=Players are graded in 7,and ratios than counting stats.
 

He also has Povich as the 28th ranked pitcher.

I don't know much about it, but Coby Mayo as the #8 prospects on his system is certainly interesting and shows how many national lists have been sleeping on him a bit. 

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9 hours ago, Tony-OH said:

I don't know much about it, but Coby Mayo as the #8 prospects on his system is certainly interesting and shows how many national lists have been sleeping on him a bit. 

Mayo looks like a top 30 / top 25 prospect to me. 

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10 hours ago, Tony-OH said:

I don't know much about it, but Coby Mayo as the #8 prospects on his system is certainly interesting and shows how many national lists have been sleeping on him a bit. 

It’s crazy that they can sleep on a guy this big and young who is actually a pretty decent athlete. I feel like he is treated as DH type. 

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10 hours ago, baltfan said:

It’s crazy that they can sleep on a guy this big and young who is actually a pretty decent athlete. I feel like he is treated as DH type. 

That's probably part of the reason why.  I suspect a bigger part is that he just missed some big data filters to keep him hidden to some degree (less than 20 HR last year and sub-.800 OPS).  This year is his breakout though.  A lot of people are talking about him.  

Looking at Torkelson's AA stats (age 21), I like Mayo's better.  I'm excited to see what the next year holds for Mayo (and Cowser, Kjerstad, Grayson, Westburg, Ortiz, Povich, McDermott, Basallo, Jackson, Fabian, Beavers...).

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29 minutes ago, btdart20 said:

That's probably part of the reason why.  I suspect a bigger part is that he just missed some big data filters to keep him hidden to some degree (less than 20 HR last year and sub-.800 OPS).  This year is his breakout though.  A lot of people are talking about him.  

Looking at Torkelson's AA stats (age 21), I like Mayo's better.  I'm excited to see what the next year holds for Mayo (and Cowser, Kjerstad, Grayson, Westburg, Ortiz, Povich, McDermott, Basallo, Jackson, Fabian, Beavers...).

Torkelson isn't exactly lighting it up.

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13 minutes ago, baltfan said:

Torkelson isn't exactly lighting it up.

Here's the difference I see in them:  I do think Mayo's stance/load helps him hit off-speed/breaking balls better than what Torkelson does.  Tork was promoted so fast he never had to adjust/learn to hit off-speed/breaking balls.  

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Let's try to keep individual conversations about players in their threads if possible. I don't want good conversations missed in a thread that will get buried in a few weeks most likely.

Feel free to duplicate your Mayo posts in his thread as I think there's some merits here for discussion.

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