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Jay Bruce - Baseball America's #1 Prospect
http://www.baseballamerica.com/today...08/265655.html
Still making my way through the list, but Bruce comes in at #1, Homer Bailey comes in at #9, Johnny Cueto comes in at #34 and Joey Votto at #44 and Drew Stubbs at #100.
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Re: Jay Bruce - Baseball America's #1 Prospect
Votto seems to to get the most random rankings from people. Some people put him around the top 20 some people put him out of the top 50 and then other put him some where in between. I wonder if its just because he plays 1b or if they just kinda draw names out of hats once they get past the 1st tier prospects
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Re: Jay Bruce - Baseball America's #1 Prospect
At what point does a guy stop being a prospect and what constitutes a "prospect"? Kosuke Fukudome, how is he a prospect and at #30 to boot?? A bunch of those guys are locks on the majors including Ellsbury and Chamberlin.
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Re: Jay Bruce - Baseball America's #1 Prospect
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Pitchers - 50 MLB innings There is also a limit on amount of time spent on the 25 man roster even if you don't meet those requirements, but that number escapes me currently.
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Re: Jay Bruce - Baseball America's #1 Prospect
I'd be curious to see how many names the Reds have on that list compared to other teams.
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The Rays and Red Sox have 7.
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Re: Jay Bruce - Baseball America's #1 Prospect
Within our division:
Reds(5): 1-Bruce, 9-Bailey, 34-Cueto, 44-Votto, 100-Stubbs Cubs(4): 30-Fukudome, 47-Soto, 75-Colvin, 82-Gallagher Cardinals(3): 5-Rasmus, 85-Anderson, 97-Perez Pirates(3): 14-McCutchen, 61-Walker, 89-Pearce Brewers(2): 23-LaPorta, 72-Parra Astros(1): 53-Towles |
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Re: Jay Bruce - Baseball America's #1 Prospect
Just Missed: 4 people did their Top 150 list and then they combined them to make the Top 100.
Mesaraco got the most votes of any of the Reds with 3. Maloney got a Top 100 vote. Francisco and Frazier each got one vote . |
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With BA's list, they have four guys doing the Top 100. So Votto is always going to end up around 40 for them because John Manuel doesn't like him as much as everyone else. He has always stated this and fact he said it again in his chat today. |
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Re: Jay Bruce - Baseball America's #1 Prospect
Alright thanks. I just seems across rankings our other guys are normally ranked pretty much the same but Votto is all over the place.
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Re: Jay Bruce - Baseball America's #1 Prospect
Great stat Superdude. If Maloney has more Ks than IP AGAIN this year (for the third straight year), do people start taking him seriously as a prospect?
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Re: Jay Bruce - Baseball America's #1 Prospect
In AAA, yes. I will say that it would surprise me if he did that though. He is a solid prospect, but it would surprise me quite a bit if he struck out over 8/9ip in AAA next year.
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Re: Jay Bruce - Baseball America's #1 Prospect
I'm not really expecting 9+ either, but I wouldn't be surprised at all by 7 or 8. That'd put him on par with what Bailey did there last year. I know Maloney doesn't have Homer's stuff but I think he's a lot better prospect than people give him credit for.
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Re: Jay Bruce - Baseball America's #1 Prospect
Five of the top 100 prospects is great! It's even greater that four are in the top level of the minors, or already on our Major League club. I didn't expect Stubbs in the top 100 though.
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