Eventually you will want Brad Boxberger on the list.
Junior Arias
Brad Boxberger
Zack Cozart
Danny Dorn
Juan Duran
Matt Fairel
Juan Francisco
Todd Frazier
Chris Heisey
Jacob Johnson
Mike Leake
Matt Maloney
Devin Mesoraco
Yorman Rodriguez
Juan Silva
Jordan Smith
Neftali Soto
Juan Carlos Sulbaran
Daniel Tuttle
Chris Valaika
Humberto Valor
Pedro Viola
Travis Wood
other - name him
Eventually you will want Brad Boxberger on the list.
Hugs, smiling, and interactive Twitter accounts, don't mean winning baseball. Until this community understands that we are cursed to relive the madness.
I recommend adding Rojas, Wiley and Sappelt, tooI'll add Billy Hamilton, Donnie Joseph, Mark Serrano, and Josh Fellhauer to the next poll. I meant to add them to this poll but I forgot.
Do we really need 70 names on the poll? We're talking about the very top prospects at this point, most of these people being named don't have the slightest prayer of being voted #2, 3, 4, whatever. As it is we've got people on the poll who won't crack the top 20.
I sad Yorman at #1 so i have to go with him at #2. I still think he has the highest upside in the organization. A 16 year old Latin Eric Davis.
Dubito Ergo Cogito Ergo Sum.
Doug, next year do you expect Yorman will play later on (in rookie ball again), or could he possibly be out there sooner in Dayton?
I Went with Leake, but Wood was very close to getting my vote
Just my view, but I wouldn't cut it down too much. People shouldn't be steered to certain prospects because some posters want their favorites highlighted.
And, like last year, when the result is very close, there should be a runoff.
One proposed change -- let's say Frazier and Leake (or Francisco, Yorman, whomever) are very close for number 2, say within 5 percent. You might have a run-off between the top two. The winner becomes number 2. The loser becomes number 3 prospect automatically.
Then you go to the poll for number 4 directly.
Last edited by Kc61; 10-16-2009 at 01:34 PM.
Hugs, smiling, and interactive Twitter accounts, don't mean winning baseball. Until this community understands that we are cursed to relive the madness.
What I'm saying is that if Frazier and Leake are very close to win - and no third guy is particularly close - OBM should be able to say that the run-off will determine both prospect 2 and prospect 3.
No use having a separate poll for prospect 3 when the outcome is clear.
But the outcome really isn't that clear. Francisco isn't close to 3rd, but with so many Leake votes available, a big block of those would push Francisco past Frazier.
Dorn. He's already capable of hitting MLB RH pitchers, and the jury is still out on him facing LH. Good platoon in LF with Gomes next year, better option than Nix anyway........
If Frazier had a definitive position, he might have an argument for #2. Since he does not, Leake's the no-brainer #2 for me.
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