Arcia was ranked as the Brewers 22nd best prospect by BA after the 2011 after he hit .294/.386/.459 as a 16 year old in the DSL. He jumped up to 17 after the 2012 season despite being injured. He jumped to 7th after the 2013 season after hitting .251/.314/.333 at Wisconsin He jumped to 2nd for the Brewers and #94 overall after hitting .289/.346/.389 at Brevard County. Now, I think every publication agrees that he's a top 15 prospect in all of baseball. And remember, this is all with a much worse farm system than what the Brewers currently have. You put a 16 year old Arcia in this system and I'm not sure he cracks the top 30 either. They may say otherwise but prospects are downgraded if they're in the lower levels unless they're a top pick like Swanson or a guy that's so far above and beyond everyone else that they have no choice but to rank him highly, like Trout. It's understandable because there's so much that can happen between rookie ball or even Class A and the majors but that doesn't mean there aren't any good prospects. It's probably even worse for international guys since I'm guessing very few people get to see them so they're relying on second hand reports from a few scouts, so if they catch a guy on a bad day, the report won't be glowing and they'll just be forgotten about until they get to America or another scout gives them a different report.