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    Re: Sunday 9/5/2010 Minor League Updates

    Quote Originally Posted by texasdave View Post
    Dave Sappelt?
    Sappelt had a awesome season in his own right, but he had shown some success in previous years. Mez just took his game to another level. I really think Sappelt will be a hot commodity in the Winter meetings.


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    Re: Sunday 9/5/2010 Minor League Updates

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    Re: Sunday 9/5/2010 Minor League Updates

    Redszone Top 40 Prospects:

    Prospect #1 - Aroldis Chapman
    Prospect #2 - Yonder Alonso
    Prospect #3 - Mike Leake
    Prospect #4 - Todd Frazier
    Prospect #5 - Juan Francisco
    Prospect #6 - Yorman Rodriguez
    Prospect #7 - Travis Wood
    Prospect #8 - Chris Heisey
    Prospect #9 - Zack Cozart
    Prospect #10 - Brad Boxberger
    Prospect #11 - Neftali Soto
    Prospect #12 - Matt Maloney
    Prospect #13 - Billy Hamilton
    Prospect #14 - Chris Valaika
    Prospect #15 - Matt Klinker
    Prospect #16 - Juan Duran
    Prospect #17 - Devin Mesoraco
    Prospect #18 - Danny Dorn
    Prospect #19 - Juan Silva
    Prospect #20 - Donnie Joseph
    Prospect #21 - Josh Fellhauer
    Prospect #22 - Juan Carlos Sulbaran
    Prospect #23 - Miguel Rojas
    Prospect #24 - Jordan Smith
    Prospect #25 - Matt Fairel
    Prospect #26 - Daniel Tuttle
    Prospect #27 - Pedro Viola
    Prospect #28 - Logan Ondrusek
    Prospect #29 - Kyle Lotzkar
    Prospect #30 - Enerio Del Rosario
    Prospect #31 - Sam Lecure
    Prospect #32 - Mark Serrano
    Prospect #33 - Mariekson Gregorius
    Prospect #34 - Henry Rodriguez
    Prospect #35 - Tyler Cline
    Prospect #36 - Philippe-Alexandre Valiquette
    Prospect #37 - Junior Arias
    Prospect #38 - Jeremy Horst
    Prospect #39 - Mace Thurman
    Prospect #40 - Humberto Valor
    Billy Hamilton at #13. Devin Mesoraco at #17. Dave Sappelt not even in the top 40. I still think Sappelt made the biggest jump.

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    Re: Sunday 9/5/2010 Minor League Updates

    Quote Originally Posted by texasdave View Post
    Billy Hamilton at #13. Devin Mesoraco at #17. Dave Sappelt not even in the top 40. I still think Sappelt made the biggest jump.
    Who was Sappelt's biggest lobbyist? Just sayin'.

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    Re: Sunday 9/5/2010 Minor League Updates

    Only eight* players from the list won't be eligible for next season's rankings:
    Mike Leake
    Travis Wood
    Chris Heisey
    Matt Maloney
    Jordan Smith
    Pedro Viola#
    Logan Ondrusek
    Sam LeCure*

    * - LeCure hasn't yet lost his rookie status for 2011, but he is only 8.2 IP away from doing so.
    # - Pedro Viola is currently in the Orioles' organization.

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    Re: Sunday 9/5/2010 Minor League Updates

    I'd throw Jordan Hotchkiss, Daniel Corcino, and Ismael Guillon on the list of big risers with Sappelt, Mesoraco and my sleeper Kris Negron.
    All my posts are my opinion - just like yours are. If I forget to state it and you're too dense to see the obvious, look here!

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    Re: Sunday 9/5/2010 Minor League Updates

    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap Irony View Post
    Hamilton the biggest riser among Red prospects, or does that honor belong to Mesoraco?
    I wouldn't go with any of those guys for the simple reason that some people believed in all of them. Heck, Hamilton was a Top 10 Reds prospect coming into the season.

    I would say Ronald Torreyes, coming from no one knowing he existed to hitting incredibly well all year, Jonathan Correa is another guy who no one knew about before the season started. Those two guys are clearly ahead of anyone else in my mind because they went from absolutely unknown to likely Top 40 prospects.

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    Re: Sunday 9/5/2010 Minor League Updates

    Those are all good names in this derby. I was going to disagree somewhat with Corcino, because I thought he was highly regarded last year as an 18-year-old closing games in Billings. But I see that he wasn't in the top 40. (Another reason I always think we need to go to 50.)

    I'll add one more guy: Kyle Lotzkar. Nobody doubted his ability, but his health was a serious question at this time last year. He has dispelled that, to a significant degree, with some dominant starts late in the season.

    Anyway, it all begs a question. Who, on last year's to 40, will disappear from the list this year? (Among those still eligible, that is.)

    I'd say Silva is the only definite (big surprise to me). But some guys on the bubble, to varying degrees, are Fellhauer, Serrano, Del Rosario and Cline; and possibly Rojas, Valor, Klinker, Sulbaran, Tuttle and Thurman (for health reasons only).


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