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Yeah, that's why I said Reds version hopefully. From 2017-18 there were 26 players that got at least 500 PA at second base. Among those 26 players Scooter ranked 3rd with a 129 wRC+ and 5th

BrewerFan
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Luis Pena I get that Made is the bigger name, but Pena has 70 speed, he looks like a guy who'll hit .300, hit for... solid power and could be an outstanding defensive 2B(or stick at SS). Jesus Made S

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Can’t speak for everyone but I would say it’s because there isn’t a ton of upside in the glove and speed, and he’s behind other bat first prospects like Wilken and Adams who have shown it at higher le

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  1. Jesus Made
  2. Luis Pena
  3. Cooper Pratt
  4. Logan Henderson
  5. Jeferson Quero
  6. Marco Dinges
  7. Braylon Payne
  8. Robert Gasser
  9. Andrew Fischer
  10. Brock Wilken
  11. Luke Adams
  12. Bishop Letson
  13. Josh Adamczewski
  14. Eric Bitonti
  15. Luis Lara
  16. Craig Yoho
  17. Tyson Hardin
  18. Brady Ebel
  19. Blake Burke
  20. Coleman Crow

21 - Tyler Black

22 - Tyler Black

23 - Tyler Black

24 - Tyler Black

25 - Tyler Black

"Dustin Pedroia doesn't have the strength or bat speed to hit major-league pitching consistently, and he has no power......He probably has a future as a backup infielder if he can stop rolling over to third base and shortstop." Keith Law, 2006
wrongallalong Prep Ball

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  1. Luis Pena
    The full package, never seems to slump
  2. Jesus Made
    Explosive potential
  3. Cooper Pratt
    Some minor struggles in AA, but still really young for that league
  4. Jeferson Quero
    Keeping fingers crossed that his shoulder heals okay. Looks promising so far
  5. Marco Dinges
    Continues to impress at each level. I really like this kid. Stay healthy!
  6. Josh Adamczewski
    Rakes everywhere he plays. Worried about ability to say healthy though.
  7. Logan Henderson
    Impressed with his mental approach, knowing he would be a mid rotation starter on many MLB teams.
  8. Robert Gasser
    Hoping that he can return to the brilliance that was flashed in 2024
  9. Blake Burke
    Exciting to imagine what his ceiling would be when the power kicks in.
  10. Braylon Payne
    Playing solid ball at Carolina at a very young age.
  11. Brock Wilken
    Impressed with his mental toughness to come back so strong after the horrible injury.
  12. Eric Bitonti
  13. Andrew Fischer
    Let's see if the swagger translates to results in pro ball
  14. Craig Yoho
    I think Craig will be a lights-out closer for the Brewers sooner than we think.
  15. Brett Wichrowski
  16. Coleman Crow
  17. Luke Adams
  18. Bryce Meccage
    Exciting potential
  19. Tyson Hardin
  20. Bishop Letson

Honorable mention for catcher Matt Wood.  The Brewers are really blessed with great depth behind the dish.  I hated to leave Mike Boeve off of my list, but I hope he'll find a groove again as he heals.  

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Joseph Zarr Milwaukee Brewers

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  1. Jesus Made
  2. Luis Pena
  3. Marco Dinges
  4. Jeferson Quero
  5. Logan Henderson
  6. Cooper Pratt
  7. Braylon Payne
  8. Robert Gasser
  9. Bishop Letson
  10. Luke Adams
  11. Andrew Fischer
  12. Brock Wilken
  13. Josh Adamczewski
  14. Luis Lara
  15. Eric Bitonti
  16. Coleman Crow
  17. Jason Woodward
  18. Blake Burke
  19. Tyson Hardin
  20. Brady Ebel

All I can really say off the top of my head is I love me some RHP Jason Woodward. I love me some RHP Bishop Letson. I love me some 2B Josh Adamczewski. And, I love me some Marco Dinges.

I think it's clear Pratt has hit a small plateau at Double-A Biloxi - as a result, he's lost some of his sheen from my POV. The fact I easily put Jadher in the 20-to-30 range tells you how deep and talented our current system is: I'm a known Jadher truther but I have a hard time putting him ahead any of these players even though I could rationalize it in many ways. Our 20-through-30 will easily outperform our 1-through-20 many weeks of the Minor League season. I'm reluctant to put Melvin Hernandez or Manuel Rodriguez in the Top 20's until I see what their stuff does in the Southern League - that may just be me but that's a big jump in competition and I need to see that velo play against stiffer competition. I am at a point where, until I see consistent defensive opportunities and strikeout numbers coming back to Earth, Mike Boeve is no longer a Top 20 prospect for me. INF/OF Tyler Black is nowhere near my Top 20 at present and that's just wild n' wooly. I think guys like INF Ethan Murray and LHP Tate Kuehner - who aren't even in this list - could very easily be impact players today in Triple-A - extremely underrated players who fall outside these lists. That's a testament to the quality of depth we have system-wide. I feel the same way about INF Fillipo Di Turi who continues to not get any of the accolades he deserves. He is an incredibly solid player who is way too often overlooked. 

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CheeseheadInQC First Round Pick

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  1. Jesus Made
  2. Luis Pena
  3. Cooper Pratt
  4. Jeferson Quero
  5. Logan Henderson
  6. Braylon Payne
  7. Robert Gasser
  8. Bishop Letson
  9. Marco Dinges
  10. Luke Adams
  11. Brock Wilken
  12. Andrew Fischer
  13. Luis Lara
  14. Josh Adamczewski
  15. Bryce Meccage
  16. Josh Knoth
  17. Brady Ebel
  18. Coleman Crow
  19. Tyson Hardin
  20. Ethan Dorchies

Some really tough exclusions here. It will be interesting to see how many players will be on every ballot (or all but one or two outliers). The tier once you get past 9 or 10 is so large, I've got a feeling the votes will be pretty well scattered.

LouisEly Nashville Sounds

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  1. Brock Wilken
    Took a while to overcome taking a fastball to the face, but leads the Southern League in OPS and HRs by a mile, was tied for 2nd in all of the minors in HRs and top-5 in all of the minors in XBH when he got injured. Slashed .237/.368/.570 in May and then .304/.409/.786 in June. Road OPS alone would still be 4th in the Southern League.
  2. Cooper Pratt
  3. Logan Henderson
  4. Robert Gasser
  5. Luis Pena
  6. Braylon Payne
  7. Jesus Made
  8. Jeferson Quero
  9. Marco Dinges
  10. Andrew Fischer
  11. Luke Adams
  12. Tyson Hardin
  13. Coleman Crow
  14. Josh Adamczewski
  15. Bishop Letson
  16. Brett Wichrowski
  17. Luis Lara
  18. Tyler Black
  19. Blake Burke
  20. Ethan Murray

If any of these guys get traded, my next five in order would be Yoho, Meccage, Bitonti, Boeve, Knoth.

Spencer Michaelis First Round Pick

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  1. Jesus Made
  2. Luis Pena
  3. Jeferson Quero
  4. Cooper Pratt
  5. Braylon Payne
  6. Marco Dinges
  7. Logan Henderson
  8. Robert Gasser
  9. Bishop Letson
  10. Andrew Fischer
  11. Brock Wilken
  12. Tyson Hardin
  13. Bryce Meccage
  14. Luke Adams
  15. Coleman Crow
  16. Josh Adamczewski
  17. Craig Yoho
  18. Brailyn Antunez
  19. Ethan Dorchies
  20. Frank Cairone

In Seattle currently, so not much time to add context. I love the Cairone pick though so I snuck him in at 20. Ebel isn't far off, Thompson is likely around 30, but there are a ton of years he would've easily been T20 for me. Just ridiculous depth. Probably close to 20 names I look at as reasonable options for the last few spots.

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