Prospect voting time! May, 2023

[Mr Southpaw]

1-J Chourio of

2-S Frelick of

3-T Black ut

4-J Misiorowski p

5-R Gasser p

6-J Quero c 

7-C Rodriguez p

8-A Uribe p

9-  J Jarvis p

10-D Guillarte if

11-E Small p 

12-L Lara of

13- E Brown jr if

14-H Mendez of

15-T Woessner p

16-S Cruz p

17-M Wood c

18--J Junk p 

19-F Zamora if

20-J Yeager p

21-Q Low p

22-A Maldonado p 

23-J Hernandez p

24-A Cornielle p

25-P Aquino p

26-Y Herrera p

27-A Vallecillo p

28-T Myers p

29-R Moore if

[sveumrules]

01 Jackson Chourio

[slow start, but still just 19 in AA with the highest upside in the system]

02 Sal Frelick
03 Jeferson Quero
04 Tyler Black

[can see these guys in any order, really. Frelick the closest to MLB but currently injured and will likely never hit for much power, sounds like Quero has all the tools to be a plus defender behind the dish just a question of how the bat develops, Black the most well-rounded offensive profile in the system but still questions about the ultimate defensive home]

05 Jacob Misiorowksi
06 Robert Gasser
07 Carlos Rodriguez PITCHER
08 Abner Uribe

[have these four as the top pitchers in the system. Jacob's sky high ceiling puts him in the lead spot, Carlos has the better early season results but gave the edge to Gasser for now because he is a level up, and Abner at the end since he is reliever only but has the stuff for a high leverage role]

09 Daniel Guilarte
10 Eric Brown Jr.
11 Luis Lara
12 Freddy Zamora
13 Matthew Wood
14 Luke Adams 

[next tier of position players for me. Guilarte, Lara, Wood and Adams off to encouraging starts, EBJ scuffling so far but plenty of time left, nice bounce back from Zamora in the early going.]

15 Justin Jarvis
16 Edwin Jimenez
17 Alexander Cornielle
18 Darrell Thompson
19 Clayton Andrews
20 Ethan Small

[close it out with my favorites of the remaining pitchers in the system though there are definitely plenty of intriguing arms at the lower levels to keep an eye on as the season progresses with Tyler Wehrle (2.99 FIP), Alexander Vallecillo (3.21 FIP), Nate Peterson (3.24 FIP) and Patricio Aquino (3.89 FIP) at Carolina, plus Ryan Brady (2.03 FIP), Tyler Woessner (3.04 FIP) and a maybe finally healthy again Max Lazar (2.99 FIP) at Wisco. Also really like Harold Chirino, James Meeker and Ryan Middendorf among the upper level relievers]

 

[LouisEly]

1	J. Chourio
2	S. Frelick
3	C.F. Rodriguez (P)
4	T. Black
5	J. Quero
6	R. Gasser
7	J. Misiorowski
8	J. Jarvis
9	L. Henderson
10	E. Brown
11	A. Uribe
12	F. Zamora
13	D. Guilarte
14	A. Cornielle
15	J. Junk
16	E. Small
17	C. Devanney
18	E. Jimenez
19	M. Wood
20	R. Smith
21	C. Robinson
22	T. Woessner
23	A. Vallecillo
24	P. Aquino
25	L. Erceg
26	J. Yeager
27	C. Andrews
28	L. Castillo
29	N. Campbell
30	R. Moore
31	St. Cruz
32	K. Nicasia
33	Q. Low
34	D. Thompson
35	D. Miller

[homer]

01 Jackson Chourio
02 Sal Frelick
03 Tyler Black
04 Jeferson Quero
05 Jacob Misiorowksi
06 Abner Uribe
07 Robert Gasser
08 Carlos Rodriguez PITCHER
09 Eric Brown Jr.
10 Daniel Guilarte
11 Luis Lara
12 Freddy Zamora
13 Matthew Wood
14 Luke Adams
15 Justin Jarvis
16 Edwin Jimenez
17 Alexander Cornielle
18 Darrell Thompson
19 Clayton Andrews
20 Ethan Small

 

[Ro Mueller]

1. Jackson Chourio - OF
2. Sal Frelick - OF
3. Jeferson Quero - C
4. Carlos F. Rodriguez - P
5. Tyler Black - 3B
6. Robert Gasser - P
7. Abner Uribe - P
8. Jacob Misiorowski - P
9. Daniel Guilarte - SS
10. Luis Lara - OF
11. Hendry Mendez - OF
12. Luke Adams - 3B/1B
13. Justin Jarvis - P
14. Eric Brown Jr. - SS
15. Darrell Thompson - P
16. Patricio Aquino - P
17. Freddy Zamora - SS
18. Alexander Cornielle - P
19. Ethan Small - P
20. Robert Moore - 2B

Justmissed: Matt Wood - C

[Brock Beauchamp]

A reminder that if you want to vote for your top 20 prospects, Sunday evening is the deadline! I'll be tallying the votes Monday morning.

[BallFour]

1. OF-Jackson Chourio (1)

2. C-Jeferson Quero (4)

3. CF-Sal Frelick (2)

4. RHP-Carlos Rodriguez (14)

5. 3B-Tyler Black (9)

6. RHP-Jacob Misiorowski (11)

7. SS-Eric Brown, Jr. (8)

8. LHP-Robert Gasser (7)

9. RHP-Abner Uribe (10)

10. RF-Hendry Mendez (12)

11. CF-Luis Lara (NR)

12. RHP-Justin Jarvis (19)

13. RHP-Alexander Cornielle (NR)

14. INF-Daniel Guilarte (NR)

15. RHP-Quinton Low (NR)

16. C-Matthew Wood (NR)

17. RHP-Stiven Cruz (16)

18. RHP-Logan Henderson (17)

19. RHP-Edwin Jimenez (NR)

20. RHP-Alexander Vallecillo (NR)

Graduated

RF-Joey Wiemer (3), CF-Garrett Mitchell (5), SS-Brice Turang (6)

Dropped out

2B-Felix Valerio (13), Janson Junk (15), CF-Jace Avina (18), SS-Eduardo Garcia (20)

[SF70]

1. Chourio

2. Frelick 

3. Quero— Future top C prospect in baseball when his bat gets closer to his defense. 

4. Black— Future .350/.450/.800 1B

5. Misiorowski— Patience required, but how many pitchers have 2 80-grade pitches and a another at 70.

6. CRod— Has there been a pitching prospect in baseball that has exploded on the scene as much as this guy has since March?

7. Gasser— Command needs work, but the stuff is really good. Eventual mid-rotation arm and combined with 5 years of an all-star C makes the haul received for Hader extraordinary.

8. Lara— 70-grade speed CF with some pop in the bat. Team moved him straight from the DSL to Carolina for a reason.

9. Guilarte— Fast, athletic SS, with great BTB. Word got out the team thinks quite highly of him. Needs to get stronger.

10. Y. Rodriguez— Recent IFA signing out of the DR. Reports I’ve read have me excited with his hit/power combination. Organization can use more power bats,

11. Uribe

12. Brown— Might have him ranked too low, but the swing-change gives me pause. 

13. Small

14. Zamora— Bat is starting to play again after his missed most of last year. Would have him ranked higher if he could eliminate his throwing yips completely. Seems to be doing better with that so far in the early going.

15. Jarvis— Improved command has him looking like a future backend starter.

16. Moore

17. Cornielle— Deceptive FB plays for me. 

18. Andrews— 94/95 with his arm slot makes it an unusual look for the hitter. Nice SL, nice CH gives him 3 pitches out of the pen. LH helps as well.

19. Wood

20. Campbell— He’s hit everywhere he’s been including Biloxi his current stop. 
 

Tremendous top 10 with the top 6 eventual top 100 prospects. 

[MrTPlush]

18 hours ago, SF70 said:

4. Black— Future .350/.450/.800 1B

 

His OBP skills are so ridiculous he reminds me of Trent Grisham. A half decent average and he will make it to the MLB level purely based on OBP potential and speed. You just hope the guy can manage a .250ish average to be a nice top of the order guy.

[ctmyers]

Maybe it's prospect fatigue, but more bad than good in the early going of the minor league seasons.  Super pumped for Carlos Rodriguez, Misiorowski and the future BP arms - Uribe (come back soon), Chirino, Andrews and Thompson. 

 

1) Jackson Chourio

2) Sal Frelick

3) Tyler Black

4) Carlos Rodriguez (SP)

5) Jacob Misiorowski

6) Jeferson Quero

7) Abner Uribe

8) Robert Gasser

9) Freddy Zamora

10) Ethan Small

11) Matt Wood

12) Eric Brown Jr.

13) Justin Jarvis

14) Quinton Low

15) Daniel Guilarte

16) Noah Campbell

17) Tyler Woessner

18) Yeison Perez

19) Miguel Briceno 

20) Harold Chirino

 

[CheeseheadInQC]

I think I missed the deadline, but in car …

Life has kept me from following as obsessively so far this season, so I will keep it to 20 this time:

1. Jackson Chourio

2. Jeferson Quero

3. Jacob Misiorowski 

4. Sal Frelick

5. Tyler Black

6. Carlos Rodriguez (P)

7. Luis Lara

8. Robert Gasser

9. Eric Brown

10. Daniel Guilarte

11. Abner Uribe

12. Hendry Mendez

13. Alexander Cornielle

14. Matthew Wood

15. Freddy Zamora

16. Alexander Vallecillo

17. Patricio Aquino

18. Gus Varland

19. Clayton Andrews

20. Luke Adams

[nate82]

Late but wanted to put mine in anyways.

 

1. Jackson Chourio

2. Jeferson Quero

3. Daniel Guilarte (probably the best pure hitter in the Brewers system right now if he can add some power he could be a real threat at the plate kind of reminds me of a shorter Hanley Ramirez).

4. Jacob Misiorowski 

5. Tyler Black

6. Carlos Rodriguez (P)

7. Sal Frelick

8. Robert Gasser

9. Eric Brown

10. Luis Lara

11. Abner Uribe

12. Hendry Mendez

13. Alexander Cornielle

14. Matthew Wood

15. Freddy Zamora

16. Alexander Vallecillo

17. Patricio Aquino

18. Ethan Small

19. Clayton Andrews

20. Luke Adams

[wiguy94]

6 minutes ago, nate82 said:

3. Daniel Guilarte (probably the best pure hitter in the Brewers system right now if he can add some power he could be a real threat at the plate kind of reminds me of a shorter Hanley Ramirez).

Curious as to your thinking behind Guilarte as the best pure hitter in the system right now. Surely it's an eye test thing because the stats don't exactly scream pure hitter. Since coming stateside, he has a 22% K-rate between ACL and A ball with a 60% ground ball rate.

[nate82]

Just now, wiguy94 said:

Curious as to your thinking behind Guilarte as the best pure hitter in the system right now. Surely it's an eye test thing because the stats don't exactly scream pure hitter. Since coming stateside, he has a 22% K-rate between ACL and A ball with a 60% ground ball rate.

Pure eye test on him and I think there is some power that the Brewers could tap into and they wouldn't have to alter his swing mechanics all that much.  He just needs to add some more launch angle and bulk up a little bit and he should be good.

[Brewcrew82]

I personally don't think you can say anybody other than Sal Frelick for best pure hitter in the system. 

[brewcrewdue80]

I dunno where to put this note thought here at least worked. Quero cracked the top 100 on MLB rankings the other day. Now at 99 with another prospect graduating. Up to 9HRs in under half the PAs it took him to hit 10HRs for his entire age 19 season.  If he were a Dodger like Diego Cartaya he'd be top 15 prospect at mid-season rankings. 

Cartaya off to an ugly AA beginnings at age 21.....