Obviously, Lopez and Nottingham will fall out of Top 100 lists. I wouldn't be surprised if Phillips does - but he's probably a borderline guy. I think that he has enough talent that people will keep him on for another year. Clark could fall out as well, but I don't think so. He's got injuries to blame and people will recognize that. I think Diaz is close to a lock to get in. Woodruff borderline, but I'm inclined to say he'll make it. His season was just too good. Erceg I doubt as people will want a little more track record and at a higher level before they get more excited. A month or two ago, I was thinking Diplan would have a chance to make it, but his stint at Brevard County was mediocre and he'll likely have to wait. I was high on Ponce as well, but he'll collapsed at season's end, dashing any chance of getting noticed. Using MLB Pipeline's rankings, 8-9 guys could exit their list by season's end due to using up their rookie eligibility (Arcia, Swanson, Judge, Reynaldo Lopez, Mondesi, Jake Thompson, Joe Musgrave, Luke Weaver, Clevinger). Of course, any of these guys could get shut down to preserve their rookie eligibility. But it will open up some spots, as will guys getting dropped. In the end, I'm not going to get worked up if guys don't make the list. Those that struggled, I just want to see them regain their stuff and get back on track. But we have to remember that prospects fail more than not, so I don't want to get too freaked out when a guy goes into the dumpster.