Hasn’t slowed down either as I’ve been checking his lines just about every day, slashing. Hope you read the comments and nabbed Esteury early in your leagues because he’s looking like a star. Major credit and thanks to Oddball for pointing me in Esteury Ruiz’s direction on a bi-weekly basis in this space. RHP Edward Cabrera | Marlins | 23 | MLB | 2021Īnd now we reach Oddball Herrera’s moment on the list. 2B Ezequiel Duran | Rangers | 22 | MLB | 2022ģ3. OF Esteury Ruiz | Padres | 23 | AAA | 2022ģ2. Might be a good time to buy if a contender is looking to use his spot in your league, but I would definitely want discount pricing.ģ1. Davis had surgery to alleviate a vascular malformation that pushed against a nerve, which sounds a little like blood clots and seems scary in ways well beyond baseball, but we’ve got little choice but to hope for the best. If I can give Jung a pass despite a frightening injury with potentially deleterious impacts over the long term, I can extend the same courtesy to Brennen Davis, who doesn’t have Jung’s plate skills but brings big power upside in an era (is each new permutation of the baseball an “era” now?) where that’s dwindling. It will be interesting to see how the team handles his early success because it currently looks like he’ll be in AA as a 20-year-old before the year ends.
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I mean, sure, it’s technically true, I guess, but it’s not the same as spending a full season somewhere and then not graduating in the eyes of your organization. Have to be wary of the phrase “repeating the level” when it’s used in contexts like this one. He reduced his strikeout rate by 14 percent year-over-year in High-A after scuffling for a 36 game stretch there last season. I wouldn’t quibble with dropping a no-speed, low-contact power bat, but hope remains that Luciano becomes something better than that. You could argue to put Marco Luciano lower. I’d say he’s rewarding the organization for its confidence in him, but Minnesota demoted him in the middle of this stretch. He’s still having the swings-at-everything problem some premium contact hitters experience at the highest level, but he’s also slashing. He didn’t start his career like Pujols did, but that was only ever a stylistic comparison. Jose Miranda is a pretty good example of a front-shoulder-dominant hitter, reminiscent of Albert Pujols to my eyes. That front shoulder is doing a lot of work. Torn left labrum is scary stuff for any ballplayer, but especially for a right handed power hitter. OF Brennen Davis | Cubs | 22 | AAA | 2023Ī healthy Josh Jung is a top ten guy. SS Marco Luciano | Giants | 20 | A+ | 2023ģ0. 3B Jose Miranda | Twins | 23 | MLB | 2022Ģ9. If you asked ten prospect-tracking people to pick the number one guy by this time next season, you’d probably hear Chourio’s name more than once.Ģ7. OF Jackson Chourio | Brewers | 18 | A | 2024Ĭhourio gets his own tier because he’s kind of on his own island at the moment. Here’s a link to the top 25, Prospect Rankings Update: Corbin Carroll Headlines Top 25 for June 22.Ģ6. I’ll try to stay concise in between the tiers here, but you can access a more in-depth consideration of each individual player by clicking on their names or skimming around in the 2022 Minor League Preview Index. Tickles the geek inside my haunted carnival of a baseball mind to check in with each and every prospect and rearrange them rung by rung, tier by tier. It’s a stressful time for yours truly, if I’m honest with myself, as I don’t have time to write about everything I’m noticing just under the surface of prospect world. List season continues this week here at Razzball.
Relievonator (Today/Tomorrow Projections).Steamer/Razzball 2022 Preseason Projections.
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