Caleb Bonemer (INF) – 15

Braden Montgomery (OF) – 24

Noah Schultz (LHP) – 27

Hagen Smith (LHP) – 50

Billy Carlson (SS) – 53

Not too shabby. I thought Bonemer would be crack the top 10 in this ranking. Didn't know Schultz is still considered a "prospect" though.

https://www.mlb.com/milb/prospects

1 hour ago, ron883 said:

Caleb Bonemer (INF) – 15

Braden Montgomery (OF) – 24

Noah Schultz (LHP) – 27

Hagen Smith (LHP) – 50

Billy Carlson (SS) – 53

Not too shabby. I thought Bonemer would be crack the top 10 in this ranking. Didn't know Schultz is still considered a "prospect" though.

https://www.mlb.com/milb/prospects

Só is Yesavage, for now.

14 hours ago, caulfield12 said:

Só is Yesavage, for now.

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16 hours ago, ron883 said:

Caleb Bonemer (INF) – 15

Braden Montgomery (OF) – 24

Noah Schultz (LHP) – 27

Hagen Smith (LHP) – 50

Billy Carlson (SS) – 53

Not too shabby. I thought Bonemer would be crack the top 10 in this ranking. Didn't know Schultz is still considered a "prospect" though.

https://www.mlb.com/milb/prospects

Not enough service time yet.

I think Bonemer is more of a 30ish prospect, Billy Carlson 70ish, I think Braden Montgomery should be in the teens though

17 hours ago, caulfield12 said:

Só is Yesavage, for now.

so pitchers accumulate service time by the amount of innings pitched, not the number of days on a roster?

2 minutes ago, joejoesox said:

so pitchers accumulate service time by the amount of innings pitched, not the number of days on a roster?

I think so...some services apply the rookie status of 50 IP and 130 at bats/pa's, etc.

Schultz will be removed soon, for example.

Then it will be back down to four on that list, but draft day automatically puts whoever we take anywhere from 10-25.

Some would even argue Cholowsky will be in the 6-9 range right off the bat.

Edited yesterday at 09:56 PM1 day by caulfield12

19 hours ago, ron883 said:

Caleb Bonemer (INF) – 15

Braden Montgomery (OF) – 24

Noah Schultz (LHP) – 27

Hagen Smith (LHP) – 50

Billy Carlson (SS) – 53

Not too shabby. I thought Bonemer would be crack the top 10 in this ranking. Didn't know Schultz is still considered a "prospect" though.

https://www.mlb.com/milb/prospects

Bonemer still too low. Definitely a top 5 guy at this point. I couldn't care less about the K's.

59 minutes ago, Look at Ray Ray Run said:

Bonemer still too low. Definitely a top 5 guy at this point. I couldn't care less about the K's.

Wow. Don’t know much about him but the draft prestige was there as he was taken at least in the 2nd round. So what do you think the Sox should do going forward? I know you hate the idea of anyone replacing Montgomery at SS considering how good he has been there defensively. But…

Colson Montgomery — moves to 3B for Roch?

Roch Cholowsky — potentially takes over SS?

Caleb Bonemer — ???

Billy Carlson — ???

Using Carlson for trade bait like @fathom has said seems like a no brainer, but the guy still needs to produce to build his trade value.

Edited 23 hours ago23 hr by WhiteSox2023

5 minutes ago, WhiteSox2023 said:

Wow. Don’t know much about him but the draft prestige was there as he was taken at least in the 2nd round. So what do you think the Sox should do going forward? I know you hate the idea of anyone replacing Montgomery at SS considering how good he has been there defensively. But…

Colson Montgomery — moves to 3B for Roch?

Roch Cholowsky — potentially takes over SS?

Caleb Bonemer — ???

Billy Carlson — ???

Using Carlson for trade bait like @fathom has said seems like a no brainer, but the guy still needs to produce to build his trade value.

Colson montgomery is an elite defensive shortstop. That's where he should play. None of those guys can hold a candle to him.

Bonemer goes to the outfield. Got a + arm. Bonermer so young and just shown he can dominate in multiple ways. Reminds me of minor league Mike trout. Obviously not the defender trout was.

1 hour ago, Look at Ray Ray Run said:

Colson montgomery is an elite defensive shortstop. That's where he should play. None of those guys can hold a candle to him.

Bonemer goes to the outfield. Got a + arm. Bonermer so young and just shown he can dominate in multiple ways. Reminds me of minor league Mike trout. Obviously not the defender trout was.

Trouts MiLB K rate was 18.3%.

Caleb is 30.1%.

17 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said:

Trouts MiLB K rate was 18.3%.

Caleb is 30.1%.

Said it kind of poorly, but meant the minor league version of mlb trout. Trout didn't hit with a ton of power in the minors.

3 hours ago, Look at Ray Ray Run said:

Bonemer still too low. Definitely a top 5 guy at this point. I couldn't care less about the K's.

That's what I've been saying. The guy has been rocking a 1.100 OPS. Who gives a s%*# if he's being more aggressive and his k rate is up? He's making a mockery of A+.

Edited 20 hours ago20 hr by ron883