@jaketodonnell
BA is releasing updated org Top 30s. Red Sox list is out now. Notable:
Perales up to 17 on their list.
Wong is still a prospect by their criteria at 20th.
They're high on Cespedes, he's already 24th.
2022 draftees Brannon, Meidroth and Rogers are 25th, 27th and 29th respectively
BA pre-season top 30:
1. Mayer SP1
2. Casas SP2
3. Rafaela SP4
4. Yoshida SPUNRANKED
5. Bleis SP3
6. Romero SP7
7. Yorke SP5
8. Mata SP6
9. Anthony SP9
10. Walter SP8
11. Paulino SP11
12. Gonzalez SP12
13. Murphy SP13
14. Jordan SP15
15. Hickey SP18
16. Bonaci SP16
17. Perales SP10
18. Lugo SP14
19. Valdez SP17
20. Wong SPGRADUATED
21. Coffey SP21
22. Abreu SP24
23. Kavadas SP20
24. Cespedes SP49
25. Brannon SP25
26. Rodriguez-Cruz SP19
27. Meidroth SP36
28. Kelly SP23
29. Rogers SP53
30. Ravelo SP45
The Cespedes ranking is high, but he was the big bonus paid out this year. Really don't know much about him TBH.
I remember Ravelo being a pretty slick defensive player, but his bat hasn't really played at all in DSL, FCL or low A.
Rogers is just a left handed relief profile and far away. Not sure I'd put him in the top 30 at this point.
On the other hand, Meidroth hit very well after being drafted. I'm interested in seeing if he can continue it this year. He'll start at Salem, but should finish the year in Greenville. Good OBP guy, but low power potential for now. Probably 2B only profile. He's not the most athletic guy you can dream on, but that hit tool is something that the Sox are really looking at and it could fly through the minors if he keeps the k's down and bb's up.