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#41 SportsGuy

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Posted 22 January 2018 - 03:35 PM

Also from the chat:

 I've heard some people question whether Chance Sisco will stick behind the plate, what's your take?


Kyle Glaser: Sisco made a lot of strides in his receiving, blocking and game-calling this year. He's better back there than he gets credit for. However, his throwing went backwards, and if you can't control the run game, you're a liability back there. So...I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt, and say he can stick, but he's got to improve his throwing (or at least get it back to where it was)

Clearly, Kyle Glaser works for Buck.

 

 

Why is Eloy Jimenez ranked so much higher than Austin Hays? Hays was given the same hit tool, is faster and is a better defender. Is the difference between a 70 and 60 power grade that big of a difference?


Kyle Glaser: Yes. It's an extra 10-12 home runs. That's significant



#42 Mackus

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Posted 22 January 2018 - 04:56 PM

So is every other prospect.

 

And Hays tore it up even as he moved up the ladder.

 

Right, but I'm saying that I think Hays has a much wider range of possibilities than most other prospects who have a similar resume in terms of age and production.  So if you're a scout who thinks he has a good shot to continue to hit at the MLB level with his current approach, he's gonna be very high on your list.  If you think it's likely he struggles at higher levels due to his aggressive approach and violent swing, then he's gonna be lower on your rankings.

 

Seems very reasonable that some scouts think he belongs at the front end of the top 100 and others think he should be at the back.  It's very obvious by watching him bat that he isn't going to be someone who everyone agrees on.



#43 SportsGuy

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Posted 22 January 2018 - 05:02 PM

Right, but I'm saying that I think Hays has a much wider range of possibilities than most other prospects who have a similar resume in terms of age and production.  So if you're a scout who thinks he has a good shot to continue to hit at the MLB level with his current approach, he's gonna be very high on your list.  If you think it's likely he struggles at higher levels due to his aggressive approach and violent swing, then he's gonna be lower on your rankings.

 

Seems very reasonable that some scouts think he belongs at the front end of the top 100 and others think he should be at the back.  It's very obvious by watching him bat that he isn't going to be someone who everyone agrees on.

I don't disagree but I think this really applies to any prospect.  The consensus is usually there for the top 10-20 guys...after that, its a crap shoot.

 

Even the top 10-20 guys are a crapshoot but there is at least more of a consensus where they should be ranked.



#44 Nigel Tufnel

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Posted 25 January 2018 - 09:36 AM

Keith Law posted a list of 10 players who just missed his top 100 - apparently 2 Orioles are on it.  Any ESPN insiders here?

 

http://insider.espn....-missed-top-100



#45 JordanKough

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Posted 25 January 2018 - 09:57 AM

Mountcastle is 101 - due to lack of a position. But he's the definitive 101. He's seen good throws from third and wounded sparrows. If he had a position, he'd be ranked. 

 

Harvey is the other. Concerned about the cross action and control. And the curve wasn't as good prei-injury. And he's worried that he didn't change his delivery at all post-injury (which I think is kind of silly). But mentions he had the stuff to be there pre-injury and if he bounces back could be back in the top 100 soon. 


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#46 SportsGuy

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Posted 30 January 2018 - 10:22 AM

30 of Mlbs top 100 prospects were signed as Intl players, including 9 of the top 15.

Meanwhile, we got Damien Magnifico........and cut him shortly after.

Brilliant!



#47 Nigel Tufnel

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Posted 31 January 2018 - 05:33 PM

In his chat today, Keith Law said that Cameron Bishop will be in his O's top 10 when he releases his rankings tomorrow.



#48 NewMarketSean

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Posted 01 February 2018 - 09:24 AM

30 of Mlbs top 30 prospects were signed as Intl players, including 9 of the top 15.

Meanwhile, we got Damien Magnifico........and cut him shortly after.

Brilliant!

You mean top 100 prospects, right?


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#49 BSLChrisStoner

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Posted 04 February 2018 - 09:49 AM

Balt Baseball.com: Unveiling our 2018 Dean’s Dozen: The Top 12 prospects currently in the Orioles’ system
http://www.baltimore...orioles-system/



#50 SportsGuy

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Posted 05 February 2018 - 10:13 PM

https://www.baseball...r-eloy-jimenez/

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#51 SportsGuy

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Posted 19 February 2018 - 02:28 PM

http://m.mlb.com/pro...s/2018?list=bal






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