Who is Redszone's #30 prospect?
#1 C Devin Mesoraco
#2 SS Billy Hamilton
#3 SS Zack Cozart
#4 RHP Dan Corcino
#5 RHP Robert Stephenson
#6 1B Neftali Soto
#7 OF Yorman Rodriguez
#8 UT Todd Frazier
#9 SS Didi Gregorius
#10 2B Henry Rodriguez
#11 LHP Tony Cingrani
#12 OF Juan Duran
#13 RHP Kyle Lotzkar
#14 3B Gabriel Rosa
#15 C Tucker Barnhart
#16 3B David Vidal
#17 RHP J.C. Sulbaran
#18 OF Ryan LaMarre
#19 1B Donald Lutz
#20 OF Denis Phipps
#21 RHP Tim Crabbe
#22 RHP Andrew Brackman
#23 LHP Amir Garrett
#24 UT Brodie Greene
#25 LHP Donnie Joseph
#26 1B/3B Sean Buckley
#27 3B Junior Arias
#28 RHP Josh Smith
#29 2B Ryan Wright
Re: Who is Redszone's #30 prospect?
I voted other since Juan Perez is not on the list.
Re: Who is Redszone's #30 prospect?
I admittedly don't know a whole lot about Waldrop. Just that 1) he was touted as a very good athlete, 2) he's a good-sized kid (6-3, 190) and left-handed hitter who would seem to project pretty well as a power guy, and 3) he delivered a lot of extra-base hits last year at Billings. In 293 PA (68 G), he only hit 5 HR, but with 22 doubles and 9 triples. That would seem to speak well for his speed, among other things. I mean, that's a lot of doubles and triples for a 19-year-old (for anybody, actually). Over a full schedule, it projects to more than 45 doubles and close to 20 triples. Not that he can sustain that, but it certainly seems promising in terms of wherewithal. Plus, he's an outfielder, a position that could fast-track him in a system that seems to be lacking at that spot.
Re: Who is Redszone's #30 prospect?
Still going with Pedro Villarreal here. He has two above average pitches, control and solid AA time.
Re: Who is Redszone's #30 prospect?
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dougdirt
Still going with Pedro Villarreal here. He has two above average pitches, control and solid AA time.
What are his two above average pitches? I hope you are not claiming his lame (88-89) FB as one of the two.
Re: Who is Redszone's #30 prospect?
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Betterread
What are his two above average pitches? I hope you are not claiming his lame (88-89) FB as one of the two.
Not sure where you saw his fastball at, but when I saw him in AA this year he was throwing 91-94 all game on the scout and team gun, not the scoreboard gun. Where did you see him throwing 88-89?
Re: Who is Redszone's #30 prospect?
I like Cisco, but have a tough time ranking the guy this high until he's at least thrown a pitch this year. Show the arm is healthy, show the velocity hasn't fallen off the table, and then I'd put him closer to 25. In the meantime, I'll vote Villareal at this spot.