25 JUNE MLB Pipeline Rankings

[Teddy OBP]

https://twitter.com/BSLOnTheVerge/status/1673142548775436288?s=20

1)Jackson Holliday

15) Colton Cowser

34) Jordan Westburg

40) Heston Kjerstad

67) Joey Ortiz

71) Connor Norby

80) Coby Mayo

Edited June 26, 2023 by pdiddy

[RVAOsFan]

Norby at 71 meanwhile his name gets dropped in trade suggestions around here like he’s a throw in haha 

[Sports Guy]

Norby over Mayo is a joke but the kid can hit.

He’s a great trade candidate.

[Teddy OBP]

2 minutes ago, Sports Guy said:

Norby over Mayo is a joke but the kid can hit.

He’s a great trade candidate.

I feel like Mayo is going to jump 40 slots in a hurry.

[Sports Guy]

Just now, pdiddy said:

I feel like Mayo is going to jump 40 slots in a hurry.

He should 

[Sports Guy]

Hall falling off the list is appropriate.

[Teddy OBP]

While his other four tools are immense, Elijah Green continues to strike out 40 percent of the time at Single-A Fredericksburg, hindering his chances to be a superstar-level talent.  

[Alasdaire]

25 minutes ago, pdiddy said:

While his other four tools are immense, Elijah Green continues to strike out 40 percent of the time at Single-A Fredericksburg, hindering his chances to be a superstar-level talent.  

2022 wasn't thought of as the type of draft where you need the 1:1 to snag the generational talent like Adley for us in 2019 or Crews/Skene this year. But Holliday very clearly looks like the best player.

Yeah, it's early. But it's difficult to see any of the other guys catching up. Druw Jones couldn't hit A ball to start the season, got injured, and has done even worse in a short stint at rookie ball on rehab. Temarr Johnson or Brooks Lee are probably the next best options. Glad we got our guy.

[connja]

Isn't G-ROD still eligible?