Top 30 PuRPs: Pre-Draft Edition
by Rox Girl on May 26, 2008 8:43 PM MDT
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PrintA new albeit familiar number one, and Jhoulys Chacin skyrockets into the top five. I'll post the others receiving votes in the comments.
| 1 Ian Stewart 388 |
| 2 Dexter Fowler 370 |
| 3 Greg Reynolds 361 |
| 4 Jhoulys Chacin 333 |
| 5 Casey Weathers 328 |
| 6 Franklin Morales 322 |
| 7 Seth Smith 296 |
| 8 Chris Nelson 275 |
| 9 Hector Gomez 263 |
| 10 Brandon Hynick 226 |
| 11 Chaz Roe 223 |
| 12 Aneury Rodriguez 218 |
| 13 Brian Rike 198 |
| 14 Darin Holcomb 193 |
| 15 Esmil Rogers 174 |
| 16 Michael McKenry 158 |
| 17 Jonathan Herrera 148 |
| 18 Eric Young Jr. 137 |
| 19 Pedro Strop 134 |
| 20 Cory Riordan 124 |
| 21 Shane Lindsay 107 |
| 22 Joe Koshansky 100 |
| 23 Keith Weiser 91 |
| 24 Josh Newman 90 |
| 25 Will Harris 84 |
| 26 Juan Morillo 76 |
| 27 Everth Cabrera 67 |
| 28 Connor Graham 62 |
| 28 Corey Wimberly 62 |
| 30 Jeff Kindel 58 |
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Others receiving votes:
Miller 52
Bellorin 45
Colonel 44
Register 34
Velazquez 33
Murry 28
Johnson 14
Mayora 13
Johnston 12
Pacheco 10
Bright 9
Cedeno 8
Nina 8
Fabian 6
Cunningham 6
Nix 5
Garner 5
Durden 4
Taylor 4
Carte 4
Robinson 3
Clark 3
R. Ferrer 3
Kuo 2
Simmons 1
Just curious
How does this voting process work? I must have missed that day.
Like the AP poll
Users submit lists of prospects 1-30, and then we just assign points in reverse order. 30 for number one, 29 for number 2, etc.., out of 13 votes cast, Stewart had eleven first place votes and two second place votes.
Solid and fair list
Good split between pitchers and players (16-14).
5 players in Denver
3 in AAA
6 AA
7 High A
6 Low A
and 3 on the DL
is this tommrows starting lineup?
Scott Podsenik for center field 08
I don't get it
Question: exactly what does Matt Daley have to do to get some consideration as a legitimate prospect? Have an ERA below 0.00? Pitch with his toes while standing on his head? Year after year I see a guy starting a new classification at the end of the bench, then by midseason he’s the team’s closer or #1 setup man. Now he’s doing the same in AAA. He puts up the numbers, everybody talks about what a great competitor he is, and did you see what he did in the spring against major league competition? What gives?
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