MLB Pipeline Top 100 Prospects Updated(Brewers have #14 and #86)

[MrTPlush]

Hopefully not posted yet...

 

Orlando Arcia jumps to #14 overall and the #6 SS. Click to see who made their debut at #86:

 

http://m.mlb.com/prospects/2015?list=mil

[Mass Haas]

MLB needs to provide a link to the prior update. You can use the archive feature to go back to only one place and time in each of the prior years, but if they do multiple updates within the year, we're left to document the order.

[CheezWizHed]

Either Kyle Wren is trying to get a gig as a model or most of his "action" comes from standing at the top of the steps to the dugout... Everyone else is playing baseball.

[Kelbysdaddy]

I think those guys need to figure out how averages work. I understand how the 20-80 scale works but how does 60/50/45/40 equal a 40 overall score? just an example, not pointing out any certain score but if you check out the scores there are a lot that look similar to that.

[MrTPlush]

I think those guys need to figure out how averages work. I understand how the 20-80 scale works but how does 60/50/45/40 equal a 40 overall score? just an example, not pointing out any certain score but if you check out the scores there are a lot that look similar to that.

 

I am sure certain ratings might be weighed more...but Demi is a confusing one if you look at his.

[SRB]

Sort of disappointed we only have two, but glad to see Clark on the list.

[CheezWizHed]

I think those guys need to figure out how averages work. I understand how the 20-80 scale works but how does 60/50/45/40 equal a 40 overall score? just an example, not pointing out any certain score but if you check out the scores there are a lot that look similar to that.

 

I am sure certain ratings might be weighed more...but Demi is a confusing one if you look at his.

 

I'm thinking they aren't showing some ratings. Perhaps something like risk to reach the MLB. If you look at guys in the lower levels, (Demi or Kirby) the overall is much lower than the average of those shown.

 

But guys that are close to the MLB level and close to maxed out (Yadiel, Wagner) are more in-line with the numbers shown.

 

edit: I'm still working my way through the rankings but Ponce is another example:

Scouting grades: Fastball: 60 | Cutter: 55 | Curveball: 45 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 50 | Overall: 45

- Certainly has a good ceiling, but I'm guessing the overall ratings are lowered because of risk in achieving the ceiling.

[jw5511986]

Sort of disappointed we only have two, but glad to see Clark on the list.

 

Make it 4 now, add #39 and #87 in Phillips and Santana

[And That]

Either Kyle Wren is trying to get a gig as a model or most of his "action" comes from standing at the top of the steps to the dugout... Everyone else is playing baseball.

I'm still trying to figure out how he's a top 30 prospect.

[igor67]

It's worth noting that Sickely had Hader in his top 75. Here's to a strong organizational finish and see how many guys we can pack in that top 100.