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  1. Roman Anthony
    Highest ceiling of any prospect that has come through the org since Mookie Betts.
  2. Kristian Campbell
    At some point, in game production means something as he tears through the minors. Unsure what his overall ceiling is at the moment and they need to find a defensive home for him.
  3. Marcelo Mayer
    The prospect with the best toolset across the board except for health, which is why he isn't in the top 2. Missed significant time in '22, '23 and '24.
  4. Kyle Teel
    Solid floor. Should be an everyday catcher in the bigs.
  5. Braden Montgomery
    Honestly, just a shot in the dark. Scouts like him, but we won't see him until next year.
  6. Luis Perales
    If he didn't get injured this year, he'd be higher. High powered arm that has been on a little bit of a rollercoaster ride the past 18 months. Most likely a top 100 guy when healthy.
  7. Franklin Arias
    Solid defensive SS that hit well in FCL.
  8. Miguel Bleis
    Potential 5 tool guy whose tools are bigger than his stats. At some point, his performance on the field will need to play up to the tools.
  9. Yoeilin Cespedes
    Big bat. Glove is a question mark at this point. Not a SS. Potential 2B/3B. May even be pushed to corner OF.
  10. Chase Meidroth
    Just gets on base. Minimal power. Could get exposed at MLB due to his extremely low exit velo. Plays adequate 2B/SS/3B.
  11. Jhostynxon Garcia
    I may be a little high on him because of his performance at High A.
  12. Richard Fitts
    Solid org arm that could spot start. May be a back end starter. Unsure if his arm would play up in a pen role.
  13. Mikey Romero
    Has bounced back this season. Has struggled massively with injuries in his short career. Could stick up the middle. Still only 20!
  14. Johanfran Garcia
    Defense could wind up average-ish, but there are questions about his body. Put on additional weight last offseason. Can hit the ball a ton, but may not be a great fit at 1B if he needs to move off the position.
  15. David Sandlin
    On an innings restriction. High octane arm. Needs to refine his secondary pitches.
  16. Yordanny Monegro
    Could be the most fun pitcher to watch in the system. Has not given up a run in 34 innings.
  17. Payton Tolle
    Another shot in the dark.
  18. Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz
    Lanky righthander. Has a lot of decent offerings, but nothing that will knock your socks off.
  19. Juan Valera
    Young. Raw. Has been virtually unhittable as an 18 year old in FCL and Salem.
  20. Hunter Dobbins
    Really turned a corner this season. Potential backend starter. Could be used as a spot starter as early as 2025.
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  1. Roman Anthony
    find a fearsome righty bat to hit behind him for the next decade, and watch the Roman candle fireworks
  2. Kyle Teel
    athletic catcher > athlete converting to catcher
  3. Kristian Campbell
    3 may be too low
  4. Franklin Arias
    fast-tracking at the most vital non-battery position that no one is saying he may have to move from
  5. Marcelo Mayer
    Already injured every year
  6. Jhostynxon Garcia
    more HRs than Anthony this season... and bats righty
  7. Chase Meidroth
    proved himself at the highest minor league level all summer
  8. Miguel Bleis
    developing
  9. Yoeilin Cespedes
    needs a primary position
  10. Luis Perales
    Of the Red Sox' top 27 pitching prospects, the only guy rated with a ceiling as high as "mid-rotation starter"
  11. Braden Montgomery
    can't put a guy in the Top 10 until he plays in the pros
  12. David Sandlin
  13. Richard Fitts
  14. Wikelman Gonzalez
  15. Payton Tolle
  16. Mikey Romero
  17. Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz
  18. Nazzan Zanetello
  19. Allan Castro
  20. Conrad Cason
Posted

Seems like nobody had Castro ranked higher than 19th. I think SoxProspects is too high on him TBH. They are probably too high on Penrod as well.

I like how our rankings shook out.

Posted
57 minutes ago, mvp 78 said:

Seems like nobody had Castro ranked higher than 19th. I think SoxProspects is too high on him TBH. They are probably too high on Penrod as well.

I like how our rankings shook out.

Agree with both points, and I like your point about Perales and the injury. I had him too low.

I think these rankings look fair and maybe better than soxprospects.com.

My biggest concern is what I perceive as overvaluing Wikelman. I also think Campbell has passed Mayer, and now, Teel.

Posted
22 minutes ago, moonslav59 said:

Agree with both points, and I like your point about Perales and the injury. I had him too low.

I think these rankings look fair and maybe better than soxprospects.com.

My biggest concern is what I perceive as overvaluing Wikelman. I also think Campbell has passed Mayer, and now, Teel.

Yeah, I put Campbell 2 because of Mayer’s injury status. Wikelman might not be top 30 for me TBH.

Posted
On 9/9/2024 at 2:24 PM, Larry Cook said:

I think you nailed the top 7 on your list! I think if cespedes had stayed  healthy, he is also a top 100 prospect. 
I would put this list up against anybody’s top 7 prospects! 

I’ll always root for the home team, but Detroits and Minnesotas top 7 are pretty formidable as well.

  • 4 weeks later...
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On 9/7/2024 at 8:48 AM, mvp 78 said:
  1. Roman Anthony
    Highest ceiling of any prospect that has come through the org since Mookie Betts.
  2. Kristian Campbell
    At some point, in game production means something as he tears through the minors. Unsure what his overall ceiling is at the moment and they need to find a defensive home for him.
  3. Marcelo Mayer
    The prospect with the best toolset across the board except for health, which is why he isn't in the top 2. Missed significant time in '22, '23 and '24.
  4. Kyle Teel
    Solid floor. Should be an everyday catcher in the bigs.
  5. Braden Montgomery
    Honestly, just a shot in the dark. Scouts like him, but we won't see him until next year.
  6. Luis Perales
    If he didn't get injured this year, he'd be higher. High powered arm that has been on a little bit of a rollercoaster ride the past 18 months. Most likely a top 100 guy when healthy.
  7. Franklin Arias
    Solid defensive SS that hit well in FCL.
  8. Miguel Bleis
    Potential 5 tool guy whose tools are bigger than his stats. At some point, his performance on the field will need to play up to the tools.
  9. Yoeilin Cespedes
    Big bat. Glove is a question mark at this point. Not a SS. Potential 2B/3B. May even be pushed to corner OF.
  10. Chase Meidroth
    Just gets on base. Minimal power. Could get exposed at MLB due to his extremely low exit velo. Plays adequate 2B/SS/3B.
  11. Jhostynxon Garcia
    I may be a little high on him because of his performance at High A.
  12. Richard Fitts
    Solid org arm that could spot start. May be a back end starter. Unsure if his arm would play up in a pen role.
  13. Mikey Romero
    Has bounced back this season. Has struggled massively with injuries in his short career. Could stick up the middle. Still only 20!
  14. Johanfran Garcia
    Defense could wind up average-ish, but there are questions about his body. Put on additional weight last offseason. Can hit the ball a ton, but may not be a great fit at 1B if he needs to move off the position.
  15. David Sandlin
    On an innings restriction. High octane arm. Needs to refine his secondary pitches.
  16. Yordanny Monegro
    Could be the most fun pitcher to watch in the system. Has not given up a run in 34 innings.
  17. Payton Tolle
    Another shot in the dark.
  18. Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz
    Lanky righthander. Has a lot of decent offerings, but nothing that will knock your socks off.
  19. Juan Valera
    Young. Raw. Has been virtually unhittable as an 18 year old in FCL and Salem.
  20. Hunter Dobbins
    Really turned a corner this season. Potential backend starter. Could be used as a spot starter as early as 2025.

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