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Could not agree more. I was talking with someone "in the know" about Funkhouser and I said I felt that drafting him would be like drafting Jungmann again. He laughed and threw in "Or Jed Bradley" in there.

First, great effort and better than anything I could ever put together. I will say that unless the Braves are blowing smoke, I have been told they will not be taking Stephenson at 14. Also, if still on the board, Harris will not last past 9 and the Cubs. Also, Allard will probably go much higher than 18 and will most likely be off the board before the Brewers pick.

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Medeiros, K Coulter, C Taylor, T Arcia, O Williams, D Harrison, M Rogers, J Denson, D Lara, G Gatewood, J Hellweg, J Roache, V Lopez, J Williams, T Wang, W Wagner, T Rivera, Y Bradley, J Matos, S Jungmann, T Delmonico, N Pena, A Cravy, T Pierre, N Diaz, M As others have noted, that was actually pretty difficult. Considered several others and actually had to leave off some guys I really thought would be included. My next ten in no particular order: Reed, M Neuhaus, T McFarland, C Diaz, B Belonis, C Gagnon, D Johnson, H Weisenburger, A Mallen, F Yamamoto, J

Another bomb and three more RBI for Rogers in the second game (so far). Nice night for Rogers, or anyone really.

I don't recall Juan Ortiz or Yunior Santana being mentioned as those coming stateside from the DSL, but neither appears on the DSL roster either. Any news on either of those guys?

So is that the cycle for Taylor today? Looks like it.

Any "stuff" reports on Bradley this spring. The numbers are certainly impressive thus far but is that a product of a third trip through high A or has there been some real improvement in his stuff?

That seems so...............foreign to me?

Torn UCL for Hellweg, bad break. McCalvy: Hellweg has torn elbow ligament

Lovely!

Any particular reason Pena only went four innings tonight? His line looks pretty dominant.

Game day had the last pitch to Snider at 98.

Not sure what you mean, many sites pegged him as a sleeper to watch. He was a college reliever converted to starter, who struggled in Helena that first year, so he's going to be a wait and see guy for many prospect watchers, but his name is consistently out there. He also gets a ton of love on this forum, I talked about and broke him down in great detail over the course of last season. One would think, considering the state of the system (particularly in the pitching department), that he would get more than a token nod as a sleeper candidate. I know that we are familiar with him on this board, I was speaking more from a national perspective. Even assuming a wait and see approach, players such as Jungmann, Bradley, and Magnifico are routinely mentioned before him and, in my humble opinion, provide less upside.

So when does Tyler Wagner start to get some legit recognition?