BF.net Fan Community Top 25 Prospects Poll - 2018 Mid-Season Edition - Voting is now closed.

[reillymcshane]

Ladies and Gentlemen, we would like to invite everyone to take part in the 2018 Mid-Season BF.net Fan Community Top 25 Prospects voting.

 

Voting is now open. Please take time and submit on this thread your top 25 Brewer prospects. Feel free to list any resources or news that you feel might help people with their voting.

 

Voting concludes on August 8. You can change your votes at anytime through August 8.

 

IMPORTANT: FREDDY PERALTA STATUS

 

Freddy Peralta has throw 53.1 innings this year. A pitcher only need 50 IP to graduate from prospect eligibility, meaning Peralta has passed that threshold, and is NOT eligible to be included in your voting.

 

So, NO Freddy Peralta.

 

RULES

 

1. Submit your Top 25 prospects, in order, by end of day on August 8. Put the player's full name to avoid any confusion (such as Jay Feliciano and Mario Feliciano). I appreciate it you would number them. Also, please list your players from #1 to #25.

2. You MUST submit 25 prospects. If there are only 10 or 15 or whatever, your list will not be included.

3. You are encouraged to go beyond pick #25 - adding a few more is great. That way if someone in your top 25 is traded or released, or if you mistakenly miss a number (not uncommon), or list a guy twice (again, not uncommon), or whatever, I can just bump up your next player(s) into the Top 25.

4. Rankings are determined by total points. The top prospect gets 25 points, second prospect gets 24 points, etc.

4. As noted above, if you submit your list and want to change something, just add the change to the thread. I'll accept changes up to the deadline.

5. Within a week or so after the deadline, we'll publish the new BF.net Community Top 25.

 

Eligibility guidelines:

 

Rookie eligibility is determined by the same standards as MLB:

 

“A player shall be considered a rookie unless, during a previous season or seasons, he has (a) exceeded 130 at-bats or 50 innings pitched in the Major Leagues; or (b) accumulated more than 45 days on the active roster of a Major League club or clubs during the period of 25-player limit (excluding time in the military service and time on the disabled list).”

 

- Ineligible players: Brandon Woodruff (#3), Taylor Williams (#10), Freddy Peralta (#6)

- Eligible players with ML experience: Adrian Houser, Aaron Wilkerson, Nate Orf, Jacob Nottingham, Corbin Burnes

 

Player notes:

 

- Josh Pennington - #26 prospect this pre-season - has retired.

- Kyle Wren - #39 prospect was released.

- Kodi Medeiros - #18 prospect was traded.

- Brett Phillips - #4 prospect was traded.

- Jorge Lopez - #35 prospect was traded.

- Johnny Davis - #52 prospect was released.

- Tyler Webb - #56 prospect was waived.

- Luis Ortiz - #5 prospect was traded.

- Jean Carmona - #21 prospect was traded.

 

Newcomers to consider:

 

- Brice Turang - #1 pick

- Joe Gray - #2 pick

- Micah Bello - Competitive Balance pick B

 

Prospect Rankings:

 

Many listings don't do mid-season reports, but here are some below. We will add others if they are made available in the next couple of weeks.

 

MLB Pipeline Top 100: http://m.mlb.com/prospects/2018?list=prospects

MLB Pipeline Top 30 Brewers: http://m.mlb.com/prospects/2018?list=mil

Fangraphs mid-season Top 131 prospects: https://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/the-updated-top-131-prospect-rankings/

Fangraphs Top 30 Brewers (pre-season): https://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/top-30-prospects-milwaukee-brewers/

Brew Crew Ball - mid-season Top 30: https://www.brewcrewball.com/2018/7/12/17563064/milwaukee-brewers-mid-season-top-30-prospects

2080 Baseball Top 125 - mid-season list: https://2080baseball.com/2018/07/2018-top-125-midseason-prospect-rankings/

Prospects 1500 Top 50 Brewers - mid-season list: http://prospects1500.com/top-50-lists/milwaukee-brewers-midseason-top-50-prospects-2/

 

Previous Polls:

 

BF.net 2018 Pre-Season Top 25 - viewtopic.php?f=64&t=36597

BF.net 2017 Post-Season Top 25 - viewtopic.php?f=64&t=36082

BF.net 2017 Mid-Season Top 25 - viewtopic.php?f=64&t=35723

BF.net 2017 Pre-Season Top 25 - viewtopic.php?f=64&t=35089

BF.net 2016 Post-Season Top 25 - viewtopic.php?f=64&t=34747

BF.net 2016 Mid-Season Top 25 - viewtopic.php?f=64&t=34472

BF.net 2016 Pre-Season Top 25 - viewtopic.php?f=64&t=33867

BF.net 2015 Post-Season Top 25 - viewtopic.php?f=64&t=33436

BF.net 2015 Mid-Season Top 25 - viewtopic.php?f=64&t=33032

BF.net 2015 Pre-Season Top 25 - viewtopic.php?f=64&t=32447

BF.net August 2014 Top 25 - viewtopic.php?f=64&t=31859

BF.net May 2014 Top 20 - viewtopic.php?f=64&t=31355

 

Please note that we reserve the right to throw out ballots if we feel that the voting was done without following the rules or spirit of the exercise.

 

Thanks for participating!

[reillymcshane]

With the trade deadline past, voting is now open for our mid-season prospect poll. Lots of movement is anticipated as seven players have been traded or graduated from our previous top 25. Here's the list of players NOT eligible anymore:

 

#3 Woodruff - graduated

#4 Phillip - traded

#5 Ortiz - traded

#6 Peralta - graduated

#10 T. Williams - graduated

#18 Medeiros - traded

#21 Carmona - traded

 

Thanks to everyone for participating.

[Jenkins5]

1. SP C. Burnes

2. 2B K. Hiura

3. OF C. Ray

4. OF T. Lutz

5. 3B L. Erceg

6. SP Z. Brown

7. SS M. Dubon

8. SS B. Turang

9. C J. Nottingham

10. SP. M. Diplan

11. 1B J. Gatewood

12. OF T. Stokes

13. SP Trey Supek

14. C Payton Henry

15. OF Joe Gray Jr.

16. SP Adrian Houser

17. OF Trent Grisham

18. SP Aaron Ashby

19. C Mario Feliciano

20. 1B Chad McClanahan

21. OF Carlos Rodriquez

22. SP. Cody Ponce

23. OF Micah Bello

24. OF D. Orimoloye

25. RP Q. Torres-Costas

 

Wow that was pretty tough to do once you get past the first 5 or 8. I see these list being all over the place. Also some pitchers need to step up now at lower levels to create the next wave.

[LouisEly]

First to 100!

 

1 Burnes C

2 Hiura K

3 Brown Z

4 Ray C

5 Turang B

6 Erceg L

7 Houser A

8 Lutz T

9 Diplan M

10 Nottingham J

11 Dubon M

12 Stokes T

13 Supak T

14 Gatewood J

15 Grisham T

16 Henry P

17 Webb B

18 Ponce C

19 QT-C

20 Kirby N

21 Bickford P

22 Feliciano M

23 Lemons K

24 Gray J

25 Bello M

26 Ramirez N

27 Perrin J

28 McClanahan C

29 Harber C

30 Roegner C

31 Derby B

32 Moore D

33 Hager J

34 Castillo LG

35 Vassalotti M

36 Rodriguez C

37 Orimoloye D

38 Abreu P

39 Segovia J

40 Williams Dev

41 Harrison KJ

42 Ernesto L

43 Herrera C

44 Orf N

45 Taylor T

46 Olczak J

47 Owenby D

48 McDowell M

49 Jankins T

50 Ashby A

51 Wilson W

52 Neuhaus T

53 Lillis B

54 Clark Z

55 Hummel C

56 Uhen J

57 Garcia G

58 Greip N

59 Barker L

60 Sanchez M

61 Castaneda V

62 Egnatuk N

63 Lazar M

64 Williams Jess

65 Ward J

66 Taugner C

67 Luna C

68 Coca Y

69 Pinero A

70 Familia A

71 Bettinger A

72 Valdez Alw

73 Brown Daniel

74 Murphy B

75 Houle D

76 Rasmussen D

77 Matulovich J

78 Jarvis J

79 Andrews C

80 Sibrian J

81 Chirinos J

82 Melendez A

83 Lara G

84 Salaman W

85 Howell K

86 Sano E

87 Robinson C

88 Coulter C

89 Walters N

90 Martinez EW

91 Archer T

92 Feliciano J

93 Carroll D

94 Morales K

95 Bullock J

96 Lujano J

97 Presley B

98 Rubick A

99 Salaya B

100 Gonzales L

[reillymcshane]

Thanks for getting things started! Always fascinating to see the first few lists.

[sveumrules]

Thanks again for helming this yet again, reilly. Always interesting to see how all the votes play out. We moved some serious depth the last few days which combined with the graduations makes the back end of the list a lot more wide open for sure.

 

01. Corbin Burnes

02. Keston Hiura

03. Corey Ray

04. Troy Stokes Jr.

05. Tristen Lutz

06. Zack Brown

07. Brice Turang

08. Lucas Erceg

09. Jacob Nottingham

10. Trey Supak

11. Marcos Diplan

12. Trent Grisham

13. Adrian Houser

14. Jacob Gatewood

15. Carlos Rodriguez

16. Payton Henry

17. Cody Ponce

18. Nathan Kirby

19. Braden Webb

20. Caden Lemons

21. Joe Gray Jr.

22. Micah Bello

23. Mario Feliciano

24. Dantel Ramirez

25. Clayton Andrews

[Mr Southpaw]

1 Keston Hiura, 2B

2 Corbin Burnes, P

3 Nick Ramirez,P

4 Jacob Nottingham, C

5 Zach Brown,P

6 Mauricio Dubon, SS

7 Brice Turang, SS

8 Derby, Bubba P

9 Lucas Erceg, 3B

10 Corey Ray, OF

11 Tyrone Taylor OF

12 Tristen Lutz, OF

13 Michele Vassalotti P

14 Trent Clark, OF

15 Adrian Houser P

16 Cody Ponce, RHP

17 Marcos Diplan, RHP

18 Jake Gatewood, 1B

19 Caden Lemons,P

20 Troy Stokes Jr., OF

21 Demi Orimoloye OF

22 Cam Roegner, P

23 Carlos Rodriguez P

24 Wilfred Salaman P

25 Jess Smith, SS

 

26 Peyton Henry, C

27 Max Lazar, P

28 Aaron Wilkerson, P

29 Trey Supak, P

30 Chad McClanahan, 1B

31 Mario Feliciano, C

32 Gilbert Lara SS

33 Je’Von Ward OF

34 Jon Perrin P

35 Joantgel Sergovia OF

36 Micah Bello OF

37 Dylan Moore SS

38 Joe Gray OF

39 KJ Harrison, C

40 Phil Bickford, P

[clancyphile]

1. LHP Cam Roegner (NR) - Sheer domination pushes him to top

2. RHP Corbin Burnes (1) - Really tied for the top. Brewers have not lost either TOR prospect.

3. OF Troy Stokes (2) - Showing 2017 not fluke.

4. 2B Keston Hiura (6) - Opening Day 2020 second baseman

5. 3B Lucas Erceg (14) - Power still there, and the OBP skills have improved.

6. RHP Zack Brown (NR) - Like the numbers at Biloxi

7. LHP Quintin Torres-Costa (NR) - Another Hader in the making

8. OF Corey Ray (32) - Flashing the potential many at BF.net were hoping for

9. OF Tyrone Taylor (33) - 2018 is a make or break year for him... and he is making

10. 3B Dallas Carroll (5) - OBP skills are still there with a bunch of doubles. Can he get the hit tool up?

11. RHP Trey Supak (NR) - Same age as Luis Ortiz, but posting better numbers across the board.

12. RHP Jon Perrin (12) - Moved to bullpen, but was that wasting potential?

13. LHP Cody Beckman (15) - Looks like a solid bullpen option

14. OF Trent Grisham (4) - Still a god of walks with speed, but hitting still not there

15. C David Fry (NR) - OK, I am liking this... a catcher with a huge bat.

16. OF Tristan Lutz (17) - The OBP skills and trdes prompt a one-spot climb on the list, but a 200-point drop in OPS cause for concern

17. C/OF Cooper Hummel (18) - OBP skills, power, switch-hitter, catcher.

18. SS Jake Hager (NR) - Maybe he put it together, maybe it's a career year.

19. IF Dylan Moore (NR) - Maybe a Colorado Springs wonder, maybe for real. Couldn't be worse than Arcia

20. C KJ Harrison (19) - Showing power, but some regression.

21. LHP Nick Ramirez (25) - Deserves a shot in the bullpen

22. IF Edwin Sano (NR) - A switch-hitting versatile player with a hit tool

23. OF Micah Bello (NR) - Not seeing much, but I think he's another Troy Stokes

24. IF/OF Weston Wilson (27) - Rebounded from 2017, showing versatility and a good bat

25. RHP Jorge Ortega (NR) - Out with arm troubles for most of 2017 and 2018, but 1 walk in 23 innings.

26. C Jacob Nottingham (30) - Huge numbers, but is it progress or Colorado Springs?

27. C/IF Gabriel Garcia (10) - A .201 batting average doesn't cut it

28. 1B Ernesto Wilson Martinez (16) - Still walking, but no power

29. OF Demi Orimoloye (34) - Hasn't made or broken yet...

30. LHP Scott Sunitsch (NR) - Another Suter or Roegner?

31. RHP Cody Ponce (21) - Liking other pitchers' results better

32. RHP Bubba Derby (12) - Regressed from excellent 2017

33. C/1B Jesus Chirinos (NR) - At 16 showing superb OBP skills with power bat and catches.

34. RHP Nate Griep (31) - ERA jumped.

35. IF Nate Orf (26) - OBP and versatility there, but is he a Colorado Springs wonder?

[SomewhereInTime]

1. RHP Corbin Burnes - Off to a great start in bullpen, can't wait to see him in the rotation next year.

2. 2B Keston Hiura - Has hit at every level, could fill a giant need at 2B next year.

3. C Jacob Nottingham - Outstanding season at CS, good to see him get his first callup

4. RHP Zack Brown - Huge breakout season in Biloxi puts him on the map

5. RHP Marcos Diplan - Solid debut in Biloxi, very nice 2018 overall

6. OF Corey Ray - Finally living up to his huge potential

7. 3B Lucas Erceg - Recovered nicely from a rough start, strikeout rate down

8. OF Troy Stokes Jr.

9. RHP Trey Supak

10. SS Mauricio Dubon

11. 1B Jake Gatewood

12. OF Tristen Lutz

13. SS Brice Turang

14. OF Je'von Ward

15. RHP Cody Ponce

16. RHP Adrian Houser

17. SS Luis Aviles Jr

18. OF Tyrone Taylor

19. OF Demi Orimoloye

20. OF Micah Bello

21. OF LG Castillo

22. LHP Cameron Roegner

23. IF Nate Orf

24. IF Dylan Moore

25. RHP Michele Vassalotti

26. OF Rob Henry

27. OF Pablo Abreu

28. LHP Quintin Torres-Costa

29. LHP Nick Ramirez

30. RHP Bubba Derby

31. OF Trent Grisham

32. 2B Yeison Coca

33. RHP Max Lazar

34. RHP Caden Lemons

35. SS Jake Hager

36. C Kekai Rios

37. SS Korey Howell

38. OF Joe Gray

39. RHP Phil Bickford

40. OF Carlos Rodriguez

41. OF Joantgel Segovia

42. 1B/C Chad McClanahan

43. OF Ernesto Martinez

44. RHP Nate Griep

45. LHP Blake Lillis

46. RHP Jon Olczak

47. RHP Jon Perrin

48. IF Dallas Carroll

49. RHP Conner Harbor

50. RHP Luke Barker

51. RHP Henry Medina

52. RHP Braden Webb

53. RHP Devin Williams

54. RHP Christian Taugner

55. RHP Dylan File

56. RHP Thomas Jankins

57. LHP Nathan Kirby

58. LHP Brad Kuntz

59. IF Tucker Neuhaus

60. IF Jess Williams

61. OF Zach Clark

62. OF Larry Ernesto

63. C David Fry

64. LHP Scotty Sunitsch

65. LHP Aaron Ashby

66. RHP Alec Asher

67. IF Gilbert Lara

68. OF Clint Coulter

69. RHP Carlos Herrera

[Lathund]

1. Keston Hiura

2. Corbin Burnes

3. Corey Ray

4. Zack Brown

5. Tristen Lutz

6. Mauricio Dubon

7. Lucas Erceg

8. Jacob Nottingham

9. Trey Supak

10. Brice Turang

11. Michele Vassalotti

12. Mario Feliciano

13. Cameron Roegner

14. Carlos Rodriguez

15. Chad McClanahan

16. Caden Lemons

17. Nate Kirby

18. Quentin Torres-Costa

19. Jake Gatewood

20. Payton Henry

21. Yeison Coca

22. Trent Grisham

23. Troy Stokes Jr

24. Larry Ernesto

25. Cooper Hummel

 

26. Jake Hager

27. Dylan Moore

28. Nick Ramirez

29. KJ Harrison

30. Joantgel Segovia

[Jenkins5]

Reilly, this may the most interesting top 25 you have had to breakdown...as I thought on early returns, the system is in flux & this list is tough! Ton of young potential but not sure what they really are yet.

[reillymcshane]

Reilly, this may the most interesting top 25 you have had to breakdown...as I thought on early returns, the system is in flux & this list is tough! Ton of young potential but not sure what they really are yet.

Yeah, this poll is a big shift with all the recent moves and graduations. It was bound to happen. We traded for a lot of prospects in the last 2-3 years - now it's time for those guys to move up to the majors, get traded or fade away.

 

I also think you're going to see an influx of Latin American players. The recently traded Carmona is an example. Perhaps I'm wrong about this, but we seemed to have really invested a lot more in the Latin American market in recent years - and those dividends are going to start paying off. You might see a few of these guys sneak into the Top 25 this year.

 

In reality, an 'in flux' system is probably the norm. Every year, a couple of guys graduate to the majors, a few players get traded or fail, and we had a few prospects in the draft or via a trade, and some guys emerge from the lower minors. Ideally, it's a constant stream of talent to the big league club.

[reillymcshane]

Cam Roegner is the new Brent Suter.

[CheeseheadInQC]

1. Keston Hiura: Just keep hitting …

2. Corbin Burnes: Early returns in Milwaukee strong. Should be in rotation next year.

3. Corey Ray: K rate concerning, but ton of potential and this is still a big step forward.

4. Tristen Lutz: Stats much more encouraging when put in the context of what usually happens with guys right out of high school in A ball

5. Zack Brown: Might be the first time I'm not the one ranking him the highest. This is how you do a breakthrough year.

6. Brice Turing: Hitting in Arizona, but a little more extra base hit power would be nice

7. Jacob Nottingham: Struggles while focusing on defense were somewhat predictable (also why K.J. Harrison's stats aren't shocking), but confident he's a big leaguer

8. Lucas Erceg: Better after slow start. Still think there Is some Mitch Haniger-type late-bloomer potential here.

9. Mauricio Dubon: Too bad the injury cut short what had been an excellent season.

10. Trey Supak: Really settled in after rough start at AA.

11. Adrian Houser: Up-and-down this season, but still believe he becomes a valuable reliever

12. Troy Stokes Jr.: Would be four or five spots higher if he weren't likely stuck in left field. Lot of pressure on bat.

13. Marcos Diplan: Would easily be top 10 if he could cut down on the walks

14. Mario Feliciano: Recent hot streak keeps it from being completely lost season, and Brewers showed lot of faith in him with A+ assignment.

15. Payton Henry: For a catcher who'd still be in college, those stats will play.

16. Carlos Rodriguez: The hit tool seems to be there.

17. Jake Gatewood: Nice to see the power shining, but the OBP needs work

18. Pablo Abreu: Between the age and the walk rate seems the least likely of the rookie league guys to be a Helena mirage.

19. Joe Gray Jr.: Slow start but high ceiling

20. Micah Bello: Cooled off a bit, but solid AZL debut

21. Trent Grisham: Needs to start hitting

22. Quintin Torres-Costa: Still going strong in Colorado Springs

23. Aaron Ashby: Wisconsin debut reminiscent of what Burnes and Brown did there two years ago

24. Demi Orimoloye: Did just enough to stay on here

25. Zach Clark: The K rate is somewhere between concerning and absurd, but if he can ever even get it down into the low 20s, he's a top-10 guy

 

26. Caden Lemons

27. Cameron Roegner

28. Conor Harber

29. Braden Webb

30. Cody Ponce

31. Chad McClanahan

32. Nathan Kirby

33. Michele Vassalotti

34. Larry Ernesto

35. Bowden Francis

[And That]

Here's my top what turned out to be 119. The prospects are grouped by OFP, which is based on scouting reports and adjusted for risk level, age relative to league, defense, and a number of production metrics. I tried to stay out of the way of the data as much as possible so no one got any special adjustments - if I made a change to any of the formulas, the change was made globally. If I don't have a scouting report from an outside source and I haven't seen the player myself, the player got a max base OFP of 35. Statistical adjustments were made based on both current year and 2.5-year production timeframes.

 

If you're unaware, OFP stands for Overall Future Potential and is more or less synonymous with FV (Future Value). It's a player's scouting grades condensed into one catch-all future potential grade. I would call a grade of anything less than 35 an organizational player, so players with OFPs of 30 and under are not included here. These OFP grades are fluid, though. Players move between 30, 35, and 40 pretty regularly.

 

Let's go:

 

[pre]----------65 OFP Players----------

001. Keston Hiura, 2B, Biloxi

002. Corbin Burnes, RHSP, Milwaukee

 

----------60 OFP Players----------

-none-

 

----------55 OFP Players----------

003. Tristen Lutz, RF, Wisconsin

004. Corey Ray, OF, Biloxi

005. Lucas Erceg, 3B, Biloxi

006. Mauricio Dubon, SS, Colorado Springs (injured)

 

----------50 OFP Players----------

007. Troy Stokes Jr., LF, Biloxi

008. Brice Turang, SS, AZL

009. Zack Brown, RHSP, Biloxi (injured)

010. Jacob Nottingham, C, Colorado Springs

011. Trent Grisham, OF, Biloxi

012. Adrian Houser, RHSP, Colorado Springs

 

----------45 OFP Players----------

013. Micah Bello, CF, AZL

014. Marcos Diplan, RHSP, Biloxi

015. Joe Gray, CF, AZL

016. Trey Supak, RHSP, Biloxi

017. Jake Gatewood, 1B, Biloxi (injured)

018. Carlos Rodriguez, CF, DSL

019. Quintin Torres-Costa, LHRP, Colorado Springs

020. Pablo Abreu, CF, Helena

021. Andres Melendez, C, DSL

022. Cody Ponce, RHSP, Biloxi

023. Aaron Ashby, LHSP, Wisconsin

024. Nate Kirby, LHSP, Carolina

025. Payton Henry, C, Wisconsin

 

----------40 OFP Players----------

026. Phil Bickford, RHRP, Carolina

027. Max McDowell, C, Biloxi

028. Ernesto Martinez, 1B, AZL

029. Justin Jarvis, RHSP, AZL

030. Max Lazar, RHSP, Helena

031. Tom Jankins, RHSP, Biloxi

032. Jon Perrin, RHSP, Biloxi

033. Miguel Sanchez, RHRP, Biloxi

034. Caden Lemons, RHSP, AZL

035. Cody Beckman, LHRP, Carolina

036. Eduarqui Fernandez, OF, DSL (2019 contract)

037. Jolon Lun, RHSP, AZL

038. Tyrone Taylor, CF, Colorado Springs

039. Nate Orf, INF, Colorado Springs

040. Mario Feliciano, C, Carolina

041. Jose Sibrian, C, Helena

042. Braden Webb, RHSP, Carolina

043. Jon Olczak, RHRP, Biloxi

044. Michele Vassalotti, RHSP, AZL

045. Antonio Pinero, SS, Helena (injured)

046. KJ Harrison, C, Wisconsin

047. Gabriel Garcia, 3B/1B, Wisconsin

048. Chad McClanahan, 1B/3B, Helena

049. Franklin Hernandez, RHSP, Helena

050. Devin Williams, RHSP, Carolina

051. Nick Egnatuk, 3B, Helena

052. Larry Ernesto, OF, DSL

053. Brad Kuntz, LHRP, Biloxi

054. Eduardo Garcia, SS, DSL (2019 contract)

055. Tucker Neuhaus, INF, Carolina (injured)

056. Wes Wilson, INF, Carolina (injured)

057. Edwin Sano, INF, AZL

058. J.T. Hintzen, RHSP, Wisconsin

059. Demi Orimoloye, CF, Carolina

060. Clyaton Andrews, LHRP, Wisconsin

061. Yeison Coca, 2B/SS, Helena

062. Zach Clark, CF, Wisconsin

063. Luis Avila, SS, Helena

064. Dylan Moore, INF, Colorado Springs

065. Bowden Francis, RHSP, Wisconsin

066. Dylan File, RHSP, Wisconsin

 

----------35 OFP Players----------

067. Christian Meister, RHRP, Colorado Springs

068. Cam Robinson, RHSP, AZL

069. Dallas Carroll, 3B, Carolina

070. Aaron Familia, 3B, AZL

071. Brendan Murphy, LHSP, AZL (injured)

072. Branlyn Jaraba, 3B, DSL (2019 contract)

073. Korry Howell, SS/3B, AZL

074. Joey Matulovich, RHSP, Helena

075. Jayson Rose, RHSP, Wisconsin (rehab)

076. Aaron Wilkerson, RHSP, Colorado Springs

077. David Fry, C, Helena

078. Josh Uhen, RHRP, Biloxi

079. Pat McInerney, 1B, Carolina

080. Wilfred Salaman, LHSP, Helena

081. Alec Bettinger, RHSP, Carolina

082. LG Castillo, OF, Helena

083. Francis Florentino, OF, AZL

084. Nick Ramirez, LHRP, Colorado Springs

085. Bubba Derby, RHSP, Colorado Springs

086. Blake Lillis, LHSP, Helena

087. Nic Pierre, CF, Wisconsin

088. Austin Rubick, RHRP, Wisconsin

089. Tristan Archer, RHRP, Colorado Springs

090. Karlos Morales, LHSP, AZL

091. Brayan Salaya, RHSP, AZL

092. Luis Aviles Jr., SS, Biloxi

093. Nash Walters, RHSP, AZL (injured)

094. Cooper Hummel, OF/C, Carolina

095. Luke Barker, RHRP, Carolina

096. Je'Von Ward, OF, Helena

097. Jesus Lujano, CF, Helena

098. Joantgel Segovia, OF, Carolina (injured)

099. Drew Rasmussen, RHRP, AZL (injured)

100. Nate Griep, RHRP, Biloxi

101. Devin Hairston, SS, Carolina

102. Drake Owenby, LHSP, AZL (injured)

103. Dan Brown, LHRP, Carolina

104. Carlos Herrera, RHSP, Wisconsin

105. Jake Hager, INF, Colorado Springs

106. Rob Henry, OF, Carolina

107. Christian Taugner, RHSP, Wisconsin

108. Nate Rodriguez, C, Carolina

109. Freisis Adames, RHSP, AZL

110. Justin Bullock, RHSP, Helena

111. Peter Strzelecki, RHRP, Helena

112. Daniel Castillo, SS, DSL

113. Jesus Chirinos, C/1B, DSL

114. Santiago Elizondo, RHSP, DSL

115. Brent Diaz, C, Wisconsin

116. Jess Williams, 2B/3B, AZL

117. Robie Rojas, C, Colorado Springs

118. Dantel Ramirez, RHRP, DSL

119. Clint Coulter, OF, Biloxi[/pre]

[Greenleaf1]

1. Keston Hiura

2. Corbin Burnes

3. Corey Ray

4. Lucas Erceg

5. Brice Turang

6. Tristen Lutz

7. Zack Brown

8. Joe Gray

9. Mauricio Dubon

10. Jacob Nottingham

11. Marcos Diplan

12. Trey Supak

13. Troy Stokes Jr

14. Adrian Houser

15. Jake Gatewood

16. Payton Henry

17. Caden Lemons

18. Carlos Rodriguez

19. Mario Feliciano

20. Aaron Ashby

21. Quintin Torres-Costa

22. Trent Grisham

23. Cody Ponce

24. KJ Harrison

25. Chad McClanahan

[cmow]

1 Keston Hiura

2 Corbin Burnes

3 Corey Ray

4 Tristen Lutz

5 Brice Turang

6 Lucas Erceg

7 Zack Brown

8 Mauricio Dubon

9 Marcus Diplan

10 Jacob Nottingham

11 Joe Gray

12 Micah Bello

13 Trey Supak

14 Carlos Rodriguez

15 Jake Gatewood

16 Trent Grisham

17 Payton Henry

18 Aaron Ashby

19 Caden Lemons

20 Quentin Torres-Costa

21 LG Castillo

22 Michele Vassalotti

23 Mario Feliciano

24 Adrian Houser

25 Pablo Abreu

 

26 Troy Stokes

27 Chad McClanahan

28 Max McDowell

29 Larry Ernesto

30 Jevon Ward

[OnaBadger58]

1- Keston Hiura

2- Corbin Burnes

3- Tristen Lutz

4- Zack Brown

5- Corey Ray

6- Lucas Erceg

7- Brice Turang

8- Mauriciio Dubon

9- Troy Stokes

10- Trey Supak

11- Adrian Houser

12- Marcos Diplan

13- Payton Henry

14- Jacob Nottingham

15- Trent Grisham

16- Jake Gatewood

17- Micah Bello

18- Braden Webb

19- Larry Ernesto

20- Mario Feliciano

21- Chad McClanahan

22- Joe Gray

23- Pablo Abreu

24- Quitn Torres-Costa

25- Caden Lemons

[clancyphile]

Cam Roegner is the new Brent Suter.

 

I like the numbers... and Suter turned out to be a very solid rotation contributor pre-torn UCL.

[Humans Need Water]

1 - Keston Hiura

2 - Corbin Burnes

3 - Corey Ray

4 - Brice Turang

5 - Zack Brown

6 - Mauricio Dubon

7 - Tristen Lutz

8 - Lucas Erceg

9 - Jacob Nottingham

10 - Joe Gray

11 - Marcos Diplan

12 - Adrian Houser

13 - Nathan Kirby

14 - Phil Bickford

15 - Trey Supak

16 - Trent Grisham

17 - Caden Lemons

18 - Jake Gatewood

19 - Troy Stokes

20 - Cody Ponce

21 - Payton Henry

22 - Micah Bello

23 - Aaron Ashby

24 - David Fry

25 - Mario Feliciano

*if for some reason someone gets bumped off then Clayton Andrews is next

[82brewcrew82]

Thanks again for helming this yet again, reilly. Always interesting to see how all the votes play out. We moved some serious depth the last few days which combined with the graduations makes the back end of the list a lot more wide open for sure.

 

01. Corbin Burnes

02. Keston Hiura

03. Corey Ray

04. Troy Stokes Jr.

05. Tristen Lutz

06. Zack Brown

07. Brice Turang

08. Lucas Erceg

09. Jacob Nottingham

10. Trey Supak

11. Marcos Diplan

12. Trent Grisham

13. Adrian Houser

14. Jacob Gatewood

15. Carlos Rodriguez

16. Payton Henry

17. Cody Ponce

18. Nathan Kirby

19. Braden Webb

20. Caden Lemons

21. Joe Gray Jr.

22. Micah Bello

23. Mario Feliciano

24. Dantel Ramirez

25. Clayton Andrews

Dantel Ramirez is interesting. What is the down low there that you ranked him top 25?

 

Edit:not being a dink or trying to ambush here, legitimately interested in the answer to my question above.

[Yolk]

1. Keston Hiura

2. Corbin Burnes

3. Tristen Lutz

4. Corey Ray

5. Jake Gatewood

6. Micah Bello

7. Lucas Erceg

8. Brice Turang

9. Zack Brown

10. Mauricio Dubon

11. Troy Stokes

12. Payton Henry

13. Pablo Abreu

14. Joe Gray

15. Carlos Rodriguez

16. LG Castillo

17. Jacob Nottingham

18. Trey Supak

19. Aaron Ashby

20. Quintin Torres-Costa

21. Branlyn Jaraba

22. Wade Beasley

23. Marcos Diplan

24. Blake Lillis

25. Gilbert Lara

 

26. Demi Orimoloye

27. Larry Ernesto

28. Trent Grisham

29. Justin Bullock

30. Chad McClanahan

[FVBrewerFan]

Stat of the day: Clancy with Cam Roegner #1 Prospect. And That: not in top 119.

 

So the spread on Roegner as a prospect is somewhere between #1 and #120+

[idgafkurt]

1. Keston Hiura - 2B

2. Corbin Burnes - SP

3. Tristen Lutz - OF

4. Corey Ray - OF

5. Brice Turang - SS

6. Lucas Erceg - 3B

7. Zach Brown - SP

8. Caden Lemons - SP

9. Carlos Rodriguez - OF

10. Trey Supek - SP

11. Mauricio Dubon - SS

12. Jake Gatewood - 1B

13. Mario Feliciano - C

14. Jacob Knottingham - C

15. Payton Henry - C

16. David Fry - C

17. Micah Bello - OF

18. Larry Ernesto - OF

19. Chad McClannahan - 3B

20. Joe Gray - OF

21. Troy Stokes Jr - OF

22. Marcos Diplan - SP

23. Aaron Ashby - SP

24. Eduarqui Fernandez - OF

25. Michele Vassalotti - SP

26. Trent Grisham - OF

27. Joantgel Segovia - OF

28. Je'Von Ward - OF

29. Quintin Torres-Costa - RP

30. Leugim Castillo - OF

[sveumrules]

Dantel Ramirez is interesting. What is the down low there that you ranked him top 25?

 

Edit:not being a dink or trying to ambush here, legitimately interested in the answer to my question above.

 

When I started my list one of the first names I put down was Clayton Andrews at 25. Was super intrigued by him at draft time as an athletic 5'6" lefty with crazy numbers & he has continued to post the same in his small sample so far.

 

Dantel was a similar case at 24. While there isn't nearly as much intel out there on him what I liked is he has a great K/BB rate so far at 31/5 in 27.2 innings & from going over his limited game log it seems he is being used in mostly high leverage spots (4-1 record, 5/7 save opportunities in 15 relief appearances). It's entirely speculative of course but that indicates to me that the organization sees something they like in his makeup. He is also from San Pedro de Macoris which always gets a pitcher a couple extra points in my book.