Keith Law's Top 100

[Sharkweather]

RANK	POSITION	PLAYER			TEAM		HEIGHT	WEIGHT	AGE
1	CF		Mike Trout		L.A. Angels	6-1	217	20
2	RF		Bryce Harper		Washington	6-2	245	19
3	LHP		Matt Moore		Tampa Bay	6-2	205	22
4	SS		Manny Machado		Baltimore	6-3	185	19
5	RHP		Shelby Miller		St. Louis	6-3	195	21
6	C		Travis d'Arnaud		Toronto		6-2	195	22
7	SS		Jurickson Profar	Texas		5-11	165	18
8	C		Devin Mesoraco		Cincinnati	6-1	220	23
9	DH/C		Jesus Montero		Seattle		6-3	235	22
10	RHP		Gerrit Cole		Pittsburgh	6-4	220	21
11	RHP		Dylan Bundy		Baltimore	6-1	200	19
12	SS		Hak-Ju Lee		Tampa Bay	6-2	170	21
13	OF		Wil Myers		Kansas City	6-3	205	21
14	RHP		Arodys Vizcaino		Atlanta		6-0	190	21
15	OF		Bubba Starling		Kansas City	6-4	180	19
16	RHP		Jameson Taillon		Pittsburgh	6-6	225	20
17	3B		Anthony Rendon		Washington	6-0	190	21
18	RHP		Julio Teheran		Atlanta		6-2	175	21
19	RHP		Archie Bradley		Arizona		6-4	225	19
20	LHP		Martin Perez		Texas		6-0	180	20
21	RHP		Trevor Bauer		Arizona		6-1	175	21
22	RHP		Carlos Martinez		St. Louis	6-0	165	20
23	LHP		Manny Banuelos		N.Y. Yankees	5-11	155	20
24	RHP		Taijuan Walker		Seattle		6-4	195	19
25	LHP		Tyler Skaggs		Arizona		6-4	195	20
26	3B		Nolan Arenado		Colorado	6-1	205	20
27	RHP		Zack Wheeler		N.Y. Mets	6-4	185	21
28	3B		Miguel Sano		Minnesota	6-3	195	18
29	RHP		Jacob Turner		Detroit		6-5	210	20
30	LHP		Danny Hultzen		Seattle		6-3	200	22
31	RHP		Jarrod Parker		Oakland		6-1	195	23
32	RHP		Casey Kelly		San Diego	6-3	195	22
33	RHP		A.J. Cole		Oakland		6-4	180	20
34	OF		Mason Williams		N.Y. Yankees	6-0	150	20
35	SS		Francisco Lindor	Cleveland	5-11	175	18
36	1B		Anthony Rizzo		Chicago Cubs	6-3	220	22
37	3B		Nick Castellanos	Detroit		6-4	195	19
38	RHP		Matt Harvey		N.Y. Mets	6-4	210	22
39	RHP		Wily Peralta		Milwaukee	6-4	240	22
40	OF		Rymer Liriano		San Diego	6-0	211	20
41	RHP		Zach Lee		L.A. Dodgers	6-4	190	20
42	RHP		Drew Hutchison		Toronto		6-2	165	21
43	3B		Cheslor Cuthbert	Kansas City	6-1	190	19
44	SS		Jean Segura		L.A. Angels	5-11	160	21
45	LHP		Drew Pomeranz		Colorado	6-5	230	23
46	1B/LF		Jonathan Singleton	Houston		6-2	215	20
47	OF		Jake Marisnick		Toronto		6-4	200	20
48	OF		Christian Yelich	Miami		6-4	189	20
49	RHP		Joe Ross		San Diego	6-3	185	18
50	OF		Eddie Rosario		Minnesota	6-0	170	20
51	LHP		James Paxton		Seattle		6-4	220	23
52	LHP		Mike Montgomery		Kansas City	6-4	185	22
53	OF		Oscar Taveras		St. Louis	6-2	180	19
54	RHP		Daniel Corcino		Cincinnati	5-11	165	21
55	C		Gary Sanchez		N.Y. Yankees	6-2	220	19
56	3B		Jonathan Schoop		Baltimore	6-1	187	20
57	SS		Nick Franklin		Seattle		6-1	175	20
58	RHP		Taylor Jungmann		Milwaukee	6-6	220	22
59	OF		Anthony Gose		Toronto		6-1	190	21
60	OF		George Springer		Houston		6-3	205	22
61	RHP		Allen Webster		L.A. Dodgers	6-3	185	22
62	SS		Xander Bogaerts		Boston		6-3	185	19
63	RHP		Chris Archer		Tampa Bay	6-3	185	23
64	SS		Billy Hamilton		Cincinnati	6-1	160	21
65	C		Yasmani Grandal		San Diego	6-2	205	23
66	3B		Zack Cox		St. Louis	6-0	215	22
67	OF		Josh Bell		Pittsburgh	6-4	195	19
68	CF		Gary Brown		San Francisco	6-1	190	23
69	1B		Yonder Alonso		San Diego	6-2	240	24
70	RHP		Garrett Richards	L.A. Angels	6-3	215	23
71	RHP		Jake Odorizzi		Kansas City	6-2	175	21
72	OF		Starling Marte		Pittsburgh	6-1	170	23
73	RHP		Sonny Gray		Oakland		5-11	200	22
74	RHP		Tyrell Jenkins		St. Louis	6-4	180	19
75	3B		Mike Olt		Texas		6-2	210	23
76	RHP		Trevor May		Philadelphia	6-5	215	22
77	OF		Michael Choice		Oakland		6-0	215	22
78	RHP		Jarred Cosart		Houston		6-3	180	21
79	RHP		Nate Eovaldi		L.A. Dodgers	6-3	195	21
80	OF		Aaron Hicks		Minnesota	6-2	185	22
81	RHP		John Hellweg		L.A. Angels	6-9	210	23
82	3B		Matt Davidson		Arizona		6-3	225	20
83	RHP		Dellin Betances		N.Y. Yankees	6-8	260	23
84	LHP		Enny Romero		Tampa Bay	6-3	165	21
85	OF		Oswaldo Arcia		Minnesota	6-0	210	20
86	OF		Robbie Grossman		Pittsburgh	6-1	190	22
87	OF		Mikie Mahtook		Tampa Bay	6-1	200	22
88	RHP		Taylor Guerrieri	Tampa Bay	6-3	195	19
89	CF		Brett Jackson		Chicago Cubs	6-2	210	23
90	3B		Jedd Gyorko		San Diego	5-10	195	23
91	RHP		Chad Bettis		Colorado	6-1	195	22
92	RHP		Jordan Swagerty		St. Louis	6-2	175	22
93	C		Derek Norris		Oakland		6-0	210	22
94	C		Christian Bethancourt	Atlanta		6-2	190	20
95	SS		Javier Baez		Chicago Cubs	6-0	180	19
96	RHP		Aaron Sanchez		Toronto		6-4	190	19
97	RHP		Addison Reed		Chi. White Sox	6-4	215	23
98	RHP		Randall Delgado		Atlanta		6-3	200	22
99	RHP		Neil Ramirez		Texas		6-3	185	22
100	C		Blake Swihart		Boston		6-1	175	19

 

[FirstTimer]

Cubs: Rizzo(36), Brett Jackson(89), Javier Baez(95)

Red Sox: Xander Bogaerts(62), Blake Swihart(100)

 

[FirstTimer]

BTW, Oscar Tavaras for St Louis is a fucking stud. Got to watch him a ton last season when he was with the Bandits.

 

[FirstTimer]

Harper is grown up man strong.

 

[Woy]

Four pitchers in the top 100. :fap:

 

[Woy]

BTW, Oscar Tavarez for St Louis is a fucking stud. Got to watch him a ton last season when he was with the Bandits.

He can absolutely rake. I wanted to watch him in ST this year.

 

[FirstTimer]

Four pitchers in the top 100. :fap:

Carlos Martinez is scary good too Woy.

 

[FirstTimer]

He can absolutely rake. I wanted to watch him in ST this year.

Swagerty was nice to see.

Why won't you see Tavaras?

It was lulz tastic last season with him and Swinson in CF and RF. Crazy amounts of speed in that outfield anything to CF/RF and in the gap had no chance of being a hit.

 

[Woy]

Carlos Martinez is scary good too Woy.

Comparisons of Pedro Martinez are made a lot when he's brought up. :motte:

Swagerty was nice to see.

Why won't you see Tavarez?

It was lulz tastic last season with him and Swinson in CF and RF. Crazy amounts of speed in that outfield anything to CF/RF and in the gap had no chance of being a hit.

Tavarez and Martinez weren't invited to the big league camp.

 

[FirstTimer]

Comparisons of Pedro Martinez are made a lot when he's brought up. :motte:



Tavarez and Martinez weren't invited to the big league camp.

I thought Tavaras got a NRI to ST.

This article implies he should be there.

http://www.stltoday.com/sports/base...cle_c3004322-51c0-11e1-84b7-001a4bcf6878.html

Unless I'm reading it wrong.

 

[Rudi]

Meso and Billy Hamilton....A lot of people are real high on Hamilton, but I just don't know. I've watched him play alot here at Class A Dayton...he had 39 errors last year. Sure, he stole over 100 bases, but that is literally ALL he can do. His hitting is bad, and his fielding is even worse. It will be interesting to watch if he can get his whole game together over the next few years in the minors.

 

[NAHSTE]

He has to be the only person with Viz over Teheran. Interesting that he has Viz so high considering he's likely going to end up in the pen long-term with Atlanta (if he's not traded).

 

[Goober]

He has to be the only person with Viz over Teheran. Interesting that he has Viz so high considering he's likely going to end up in the pen long-term with Atlanta (if he's not traded).

Law has always been down on Teheran. Says he lacks a third pitch.

 

[FedEx227]

Hey the White Sox got one!

 

[Woy]

I thought Tavaras got a NRI to ST.

This article implies he should be there.

http://www.stltoday.com/sports/base...cle_c3004322-51c0-11e1-84b7-001a4bcf6878.html

Unless I'm reading it wrong.

http://www.stltoday.com/sports/base...cle_46d67a38-3ed7-11e1-a43a-0019bb30f31a.html

 

[Archer]

He has to be the only person with Viz over Teheran. Interesting that he has Viz so high considering he's likely going to end up in the pen long-term with Atlanta (if he's not traded).

He said in the chat today (on ESPN) that Viz should be a starter and he doesn't factor in possible organizational use or misuse of players.

 

[NAHSTE]

He said in the chat today (on ESPN) that Viz should be a starter and he doesn't factor in possible organizational use or misuse of players.

I bet he still thinks the org. is misusing Brandon Beachy too, since he sees him fit to be a janitor. :troll:

As for Viz, I think Law is higher on the change-up than others. He was essentially a two-pitch guy last year. Whether that's because the org needed him in the big league pen and that's all he worked on, or because that's just what he does best thus he was asked to move to the pen, is beyond me. Chicken-and-egg but Viz is not as valuable to the Braves as a starter as he may be to other teams. Which is why I wouldn't mind dealing him.

When coupled with his past arm troubles, I see him profiling better as a back-end reliever, but if some other team with less than 10-11 potential starters in its system values him more as a starter, so be it.

 

[Sharkweather]

I'm not entirely sold Viz will be a better starter than Delgado either. I really liked what Delgado did at the end of the season.

 

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Why are analysts trying too hard and keeping Bryce Harper out of the #1 spot. They are trying to get too cute, man...too cute.

 

[NAHSTE]

Why are analysts trying too hard and keeping Bryce Harper out of the #1 spot. They are trying to get too cute, man...too cute.

Trout is no slouch either. Probably has a wider array of above average tools, plus has an 80 tool or two himself. I'd probably list Harper #1 but I don't really have a problem with him not being automatic.