Who is the #25 prospect for 2018

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psuinpgh21
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Who is the #25 prospect for 2018

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A couple of mini-polls came to at least one conclusion: Steven Jennings takes #24 over Braeden Ogle by a 2 to 1 margin. Still going with the mini-poll over Bryce Brentz, and if it is decided to be as such, he will be added to the next poll. If not, could it be one of 5 pitchers that have 2 top-30 ratings elsewhere (Travis McGregor, J.T. Brubaker, Eduardo Vera, Pedro Vasquez or Brandon Waddell)? Or is it someone who might have a breakout year? Or will it be yet another player that Orlando Merced has recommended, like Rodolfo Castro, a high-ceiling 18 year old SS who is added this time. I'm not dissing on O, I wouldn't add the players he's suggested if I didn't agree they were at least capable of getting votes. Unlike poor Max Kranick- has been in since round 6 (my choice) and has 2 votes total, probably both from me.



The results thus far.

1. Mitch Keller, 21, SP, AA (88% of the vote)

2. Austin Meadows, 22, OF, AAA (also 88% of the vote)

3. Shane Baz, 18, SP, Rookie league (34.1%)

4. Cole Tucker, 21, SS, AA (53.7%)

5. Colin Moran, 24, 3B, AAA/MLB (as placed by previous poll)

6. Ke'Bryan Hayes, 20, 3B, A+ (52.8% in #5 poll)

7. Kevin Newman, 24, SS, AAA (34.1% in #6 poll)

8. Taylor Hearn, 23, SP, A+ (40% in #7 poll)

9. Bryan Reynolds, 22, OF, A+ (40.9%)

10. Jordan Luplow, 24, OF, AAA/MLB (51.1%)

11. Max Moroff, 24, IF, MLB (27.3%)

12. Nick Kingham, 26, SP, AAA (28.1%)

13. Kevin Kramer, 24, 2B, AA, (52.1%)

14. Luis Escobar, 21, SP, A (33.3%)

15. Kevin "Lolo" Sanchez, 18, OF, R (46.2%)

16. Will Craig, 23, 1B, AA (20%)

17. Kyle Crick, 25, RP, MLB/AAA (26.7%)

18. Jason Martin, 22, OF, A- (20.5% of the vote, 57.7% of the run-off)

19. Oneil Cruz, 19, 3B, A- (41.7% of the vote)

20. Clay Holmes, 24, SP, AAA (35.6% of the vote)

21. Mason Martin, 18, 1B, R (28.3%)

22. Edgar Santana, 26, RP, AAA/MLB (31.6%)

23. Cal Mitchell, 19, OF, R (31.6%)

24. Steven Jennings, 19, SP, R (28.1% of the votes, 66.7% of the run-off for #24.
psuinpgh21
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Who is the #25 prospect for 2018

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I think the next poll I am going to start in the morning, this one started past my bed time.
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Who is the #25 prospect for 2018

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7675736F6876616E3437060 wrote: I think the next poll I am going to start in the morning, this one started past my bed time.


Thanks for all your efforts with the Prospect Poll. You have done a great job administering it!
psuinpgh21
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Who is the #25 prospect for 2018

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Just realized that I left Burdi off this poll. He hasn't received any votes yet and he's going to miss at least the start of the season. Not sure if I will add him back in next round or who I will add yet.
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Who is the #25 prospect for 2018

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2A292F33342A3D32686B5A0 wrote: Just realized that I left Burdi off this poll. He hasn't received any votes yet and he's going to miss at least the start of the season. Not sure if I will add him back in next round or who I will add yet.


Better be careful who you add or leave off this polls. Someone may accuse you of being on the same level of knowledge as NH! ;D ;D ;D
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Who is the #25 prospect for 2018

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Unlike NH, I am willing and ready to take suggestions from the fans. I guess no Tristan Gray on the next poll. He probably would have been at least considered for a spot IMHO.
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