Sleepy Harold

TBH 29 seems too high

All three of the prospects slide into the top 10

Sky continues to fall

This is his write-up from February

https://twitter.com/BNightengale/status/1768069070208057736?t=oOPCDXM02f0CtKe8DJDJwQ&s=19

https://twitter.com/dennistlin/status/1768067324819689562?t=KIrynsKeZzsx4hRqQLaPyg&s=19

giants are an interesting mention here

The real ones remember k0na as well

Yeah it was certainly worded rather poorly, they're just treating him with extreme kid gloves. Fingers crossed for 80 innings pitched this season

According to this article https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcchicago.com/investigations/bears-new-stadium-plan-raises-funding-questions-as-taxpayers-still-owe-589m-on-soldier-field/3379911/%3famp=1, the Bears still owe $589M on the Soldier Field renovations.

Sky must always stay falling

Former Royal? ✔

Pipeline noted he (Mogollon) had a max EV of 105 and Ben Badler wrote that he already had a knack for pulling balls hard and in the air. BA also said above average raw power and EVs for his age group. Hating on a short king for no reason other than that is silly.

I'm not saying I looked at solely production when I put together my list. I tend to not want to rank anyone from the DSL (unless it's a high profile signing like Herrera) because the numbers there are misleading. However, when you have an instance of a player (Mogollon) clearly separating themselves from the rest of the pack, with the notable publications taking notice and saying as much, you need to pay attention. Mogollon was fourth in the league in HR and ninth in OPS, which isn't nothing. I understand the height (or lack thereof) being a concern or not expecting him to be Altuve Jr., but it's way too early IMO to say he'll (effectively) amount to nothing because he's short.