MLB.com 2013 Top 100 Prospect Rankings

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

1 - Jurickson Profar, SS (TEX)
2 - Dylan Bundy, RHP (BAL)
3 - Oscar Taveras, OF (STL)
4 - Wil Myers, OF (TB)
5 - Taijuan Walker, RHP (SEA)
6 - Travis d'Arnaud, C (NYM)
7 - Jose Fernandez, RHP (MIA)
8 - Zack Wheeler, RHP (NYM)
9 - Gerrit Cole, RHP (PIT)
10 - Tyler Skaggs, LHP (ARI)
11 - Billy Hamilton, OF (CIN)
12 - Miguel Sano, 3B (MIN)
13 - Christian Yelich, OF (MIA)
14 - Francisco Lindor, SS (CLE)
15 - Jameson Taillon, RHP (PIT)
16 - Javier Baez, SS (CHI)
17 - Trevor Bauer, RHP (CLE)
18 - Danny Hultzen, LHP (SEA)
19 - Byron Buxton, OF (MIN)
20 - Xander Bogaerts, SS (BOS)
21 - Nick Castellanos, OF (DET)
22 - Mike Olt, 3B (TEX)
23 - Mike Zunino, C (SEA)
24 - Archie Bradley, RHP (ARI)
25 - Shelby Miller, RHP (STL)
26 - Bubba Starling, OF (KC)
27 - Jonathan Singleton, 1B (HOU)
28 - Anthony Rendon, 3B (WAS)
29 - Noah Syndergaard, RHP (NYM)
30 - Carlos Correa, SS (HOU)
31 - Julio Teheran, RHP (ATL)
32 - Jackie Bradley, OF (BOS)
33 - Carlos Martinez, RHP (STL)
34 - Kyle Zimmer, RHP (KC)
35 - Aaron Sanchez, RHP (TOR)
36 - Gary Sanchez, C (NYY)
37 - Kevin Gausman, RHP (BAL)
38 - Matt Barnes, RHP (BOS)
39 - Albert Almora, OF (CHI)
40 - Alex Meyer, RHP (MIN)
41 - Mason Williams, OF (NYY)
42 - Jorge Soler, OF (CHI)
43 - Trevor Rosenthal, RHP (STL)
44 - Taylor Guerrieri, RHP (TB)
45 - Jake Odorizzi, RHP (TB)
46 - Chris Archer, RHP (TB)
47 - Nick Franklin, SS (SEA)
48 - Addison Russell, SS (OAK)
49 - Kyle Gibson, RHP (MIN)
50 - Jedd Gyorko, 2B (SD)
51 - Robert Stephenson, RHP (CIN)
52 - Brian Goodwin, OF (WAS)
53 - Max Fried, LHP (SD)
54 - Alen Hanson, SS (PIT)
55 - Rymer Liriano, OF (SD)
56 - Hak-Ju Lee, SS (TB)
57 - George Springer, OF (HOU)
58 - David Dahl, OF (COL)
59 - Yordano Ventura, RHP (KC)
60 - Jesse Biddle, LHP (PHI)
61 - James Paxton, LHP (SEA)
62 - Nolan Arenado, 3B (COL)
63 - DiDi Gregorius, SS (ARI)
64 - Wily Peralta, RHP (MIL)
65 - Gregory Polanco, OF (PIT)
66 - Tony Cingrani, LHP (CIN)
67 - Kaleb Cowart, 3B (LAA)
68 - Courtney Hawkins, OF (CWS)
69 - Casey Kelly, RHP (SD)
70 - Jake Marisnick, OF (MIA)
71 - Allen Webster, RHP (BOS)
72 - Justin Nicolino, LHP (MIA)
73 - Austin Hedges, C (SD)
74 - Lucas Giolito, RHP (WAS)
75 - Tyler Austin, OF (NYY)
76 - Yasiel Puig, OF (LAD)
77 - Matt Davidson, 3B (ARI)
78 - Zach Lee, RHP (LAD)
79 - Kolten Wong, 2B (STL)
80 - Ethan Martin, RHP (PHI)
81 - Andrew Heaney, LHP (MIA)
82 - Adeiny Hechavarria, SS (MIA)
83 - Michael Wacha, RHP (STL)
84 - Luis Sardinas, SS (TEX)
85 - Joc Pederson, OF (LAD)
86 - Kyle Crick, RHP (SF)
87 - Cody Buckel, RHP (TEX)
88 - Jorge Alfaro, C (TEX)
89 - Jarred Cosart, RHP (HOU)
90 - Roberto Osuna, RHP (TOR)
91 - A.J. Cole, RHP (WAS)
92 - Bruce Rondon, RHP (DET)
93 - Oswaldo Arcia, OF (MIN)
94 - Henry Owens, LHP (BOS)
95 - Martin Perez, LHP (TEX)
96 - Jose Iglesias, SS (BOS)
97 - Adam Eaton, OF (ARI)
98 - Aaron Hicks, OF (MIN)
99 - Trevor Story, SS (COL)
100 - Gary Brown, OF (SF)

 

[NAHSTE]

:bosh: at Hultzen above Shelby. I like Hultzen as a possible future no. 3, but come on.

 

[Woy]

3 - Oscar Taveras, OF (STL)
25 - Shelby Miller, RHP (STL)
33 - Carlos Martinez, RHP (STL)
43 - Trevor Rosenthal, RHP (STL)
79 - Kolten Wong, 2B (STL)
83 - Michael Wacha, RHP (STL)

:fap::fap::fap:

 

[EmpireWF]

Both D'Arnaud and Wheeler should be up and starting by the end of June at the latest. Both will be under team control through 2019 in that scenario.

Sure, the Mets have no outfield, but fuck that, their infield may finally be set for the first time since their one playoff birth this side of the subway series. They haven't had a good everyday catcher since Lo Duca and no great catcher since Piazza.

And with Wheeler, they can boast 3 (at the least) very good starters 26-years-old or younger.

Still a ways to go, namely finding any value out of the 3 outfield spots and piecing together a bullpen, but fuck it, SPRING TRAINING'S ALMOST HERE!

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

Mets have an interesting team that should be fun to watch.

 

[ThomasTomasz]

Only two Orioles, including #2 overall but that's also taking Machado off the list. The farm system is getting better, but we still have a ways to go.

 

[Len B]

26 - Bubba Starling, OF (KC)
34 - Kyle Zimmer, RHP (KC)
59 - Yordano Ventura, RHP (KC)

:fap: :fap: :fap:

4 - Wil Myers, OF (TB)

 

[Villain]

Only one of the minor leaguers the Doyers gave up last year appeared on the list. :golfclap:

 

[Glenbino]

1 Angel... #67 Kaleb Cowart..

Fucking fantastic

 

[Villain]

1 Angel... #67 Kaleb Cowart..

Fucking fantastic

Well, the 2012 list was topped by :trouty: so I wouldn't be too worried if I were you.

 

[moneyman255]

64 - Wily Peralta, RHP (MIL)

:kanye:

 

[Yawkey Way]

Only three Yankees on the list, highest of which is at 36. With an aging team, that's somewhat interesting. I don't hate it thought :kobe:

 

[NAHSTE]

Only three Yankees on the list, highest of which is at 36. With an aging team, that's somewhat interesting. I don't hate it thought :kobe:

Most of their higher profile guys from years past have lost their luster. None of their dozens of catchers can play defense very well it seems, even after unloading Montero, and Betances led the minors in walks issued last year. Their system has really fallen off, but it's not all because of their own depleting of it through trades. Some of it is just their supposed studs being previously over-sold.

 

[EmpireWF]

They still have a top 15 system according to minorleagueball:

14) New York Yankees (16 last year): Strengths: quartet of young hitters at the top, with Gary Sanchez, Tyler Austin, Mason Williams, and Slade Heathcott all potential impact prospects, though all have some questions. Good depth in C+ types behind them. Weaknesses: impact pitching. I don't count Manny Banuelos as an automatic Tommy John recovery. Wildcard: Rafael DePaula, who could vault up lists quickly once he pitches against people his own age.

http://www.minorleagueball.com/2013/1/28/3925786/2013-baseball-farm-system-rankings