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Hopefully someone can post the rest of the articles as they come out this week.
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Hopefully someone can post the rest of the articles as they come out this week.
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Consensus #1.
^ Shouts to MvP for the sick sig. GFX TEAM BACK
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I'm surprised to see Houston close to the top. I wonder if that will ever amount to them having success because of it?
Also, don't the Mariners have four SPs in the minors who've got floors as #3 starters and ceilings as aces?[REDACTED]Comment
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Atleast we have a really fast guy!Comment
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Considering the Reds have traded for Latos, Marshall, Broxton, & Choo in the past year, plus graduated Frazier, Mesoraco, & Cozart, being ranked #12 is pretty impressive. How the cupboard is not bare by this point is amazing.
Alonso
Grandal
Boxberger
Sappelt
Wood
Joseph
Sulburan
Gergorius
Frazier
Mesoraco
Cozart
That's an entire generation of guys who all came up through the system together, and explains why Louisville won about 40 games last season.Comment
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LOL @ KLAW in the Mariners blurp to say that Zunino might be the first in his draft class to reach the majors.
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I love how these evaluators can change their minds on a whim. "His floor was #3 starter, but he had a bad year, so now it's long relief/quad A bum".
This is such a goofy exercise.Comment
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Ben (Leland Grove): Can you tell us why Yasiel Puig missed out?
Klaw (3:04 PM): A better question would be why he'd belong. He barely played, and his season ended with surgery to address a staph infection, so we don't have performance data to support his case. He is strong, and I think there's plus power there, but I don't think he's a great pure hitter, and while he runs well for his size he's clearly a corner outfielder. I've also said before that, having shaken the man's hand, he's one of the oldest-looking 21-year-olds I've ever met. He may be very good, but I don't think he's a star, and I don't think I could justify a high ranking given what I saw when he played.Ryan (Lexington, KY): Chances Darin Ruf can be an everyday player in the big leagues?
Klaw: (3:14 PM) Nil.
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Law said that the Dodger's $42MM Cuban, Yasiel Puig, is the oldest 21-year-old that he's ever shaken hands with.
Like, that's just your opinion man...
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