who is the #14 prospect for 2020

[psuinpgh21]

OK, so J.T. Brubaker takes #13. Adding Jack Herman by request.



As far as the new acquisitions, Liover Peguero and Brennan Malone, in case you didn't see the other thread, we're not going to add them to the poll. It's a wait and see where others have them ranked first thing. And it looks as though they both would be ranked above #14 in our system. So sometime later, maybe a week, maybe after the poll has finished, we will run a special poll to seed these two players. Feel free to throw your 2 cents in on this one with your opinions and/or where you see them ranked by other pundits. And feel free to request the next minor leaguers to be added to the poll



The results so far:

1. Mitch Keller, SP, 23, AAA/ML, 63.2% of the votes

2. Ke'Bryan Hayes, 3B, 22, AAA 79.6% of the votes

3. O'Neil Cruz, 21, SS?, High A, 71.7% of the votes

4. Quinn Priester, 19, SP, Rookie, 23.6% of the votes, won run-off for #4

5. Travis Swaggerty, 22, OF, High A, 42.6% of the votes.

6. Cody Bolton, 21, SP, AA, 31.2% of the vote

7. Tahnaj Thomas, 20, SP, Low A, 32.7% of the votes

8. Mason Martin, 20, 1B, High A, 46.2% of the vote

9. Ji-Hwan Bae, 20, SS, Low A, 41% of the vote

10. Jared Oliva, 24, OF, AA, 23.3% of the vote, won run-off for #10

11. Cal Mitchell, 20, OF, High A, 52.2% of the vote

12. Will Craig, 25, 1B, AAA, 41.7% of the vote

13. J.T. Brubaker, 26, SP, AAA, 28.6% of the vote

not rated yet- Liover Peguero and Brendan Malone.

[UtahPirate]

Just wondering when Kevin Kramer will get any love from us. MLB has him at #11. At this rate he might not get in our Top 20.



I know I have hardly been impressed with his short MLB time, but his AAA season last year hardly built on what was a pretty good AAA season in 18.



Probably a dig deep year for him to prove himself or the long-projected duo of Newman and Kramer may never get revisited.

[mouse]

I see he's now shown as an outfielder. They must have given up on him for the infield.

[psuinpgh21]

I listed him as an OF because that's what's on the 40 man and that's where he played most of his games last year after coming up. It's probably (as of right now) his best chance of making the bigs. Frazier, Newman and Tucker all have a better chance to play second. I think he'll be like Frazier in the early days, an OF first who can play IF 6D6F757365000 wrote: I see he's now shown as an outfielder. They must have given up on him for the infield.

[SyrBucco]

Glad Lolo is beating Siani so far! Only 1 year older, Lolo has accomplished much more.