These rankings have been out for a while, Kind of surprised no one started a thread on them.

Here's the ranking link.

The White Sox tie the Dodgers by having 9 players ranked in the top 100.

94. Luis Robert
90. Yoan Moncada
75. Lance Lynn
69. Lucas Giolito
58. Liam Hendriks (top rated reliever)
54. Eloy Jimenez
49. Yasmani Grandal
31. Jose Abreu
27. Tim Anderson

The Twins have Buxton 91, Maeda 79, Donaldson 47, Cruz 42 = 4
The Indians have Ramirez 19 and Bieber 12 = 2

In the rest of the AL, 

The Yankees have Stanton 97, Urshela 78, Torres 64, Voit 41, Judge 21, LeMahieu 14, Cole 1 = 7
The Blue Jays have Guriel Jr 83, Semien 73, Biggio 71, Bichette 57, Ryu 39 = 5

Say what you will about the rankings, but it's pretty awesome the Sox have 9 players on the list, and they have others in the pipeline who might make the list in the future. 

It got discussed in the "Top 10 at each position" thread

 

Wait!!!!!  How is this possible??

How could the White Sox possibly have this much talent? Having more than any team in the American League?

How can this be?  

If you read most of the comments on this forum . . . .

Our owner is a total cheap ass who won't pay for talent. 

Our GM has no idea what he's doing. No other organization would ever want our GM. 

He screws up every trade, every one. 

He can't convince the owner to sign the necessary washed - up pitchers we need for depth. 

He has no idea how to assess and draft talent. 

We have no idea how to develop our talent. 

So there must me some kind of mistake. I know there must be a mistake because pretty much every other post on this forum tells me how worthless our management is. 

Edited February 25, 20215 yr by vilehoopster
I left out a word

13 hours ago, WhiteSoxFan1993 said:

It got discussed in the "Top 10 at each position" thread

 

Not exactly, because Tim Anderson was ranked 10th at SS in that ranking, but he jumped up a lot by the time they did the top 100 piece.  And those individual rankings didn't give any overall context.