The Top Ten

 

SS Tim Anderson

RHP Carson Fulmer

RHP Spencer Adams

OF Micker Adolfo

3B Trey Michalczewski

LHP Jordan Guerrero

2B Jake Peter

RHP Tyler Danish

OF Adam Engel

RHP Thad Lowry

 

 

 

http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article....articleid=28208

Lowry was in some top 10s last year too, and I just don't see why.

 

 

There are a few incorrect points in his article, but some good info there as well.

 

Adolfo at 4 seems high, and Peter at 7 is WAY too high for me. Lowry at 10 a stretch too but I get it.

 

There are a few incorrect points in his article, but some good info there as well.

 

Adolfo at 4 seems high, and Peter at 7 is WAY too high for me. Lowry at 10 a stretch too but I get it.

 

For an uninformed, only has stats to evaluate guy like myself, what is there to "Get" about Lowry?

I like the Baseball America list way better.

BP has lost a ton of scouting talent the to Big Leagues the past few years.

BP has lost a ton of scouting talent the to Big Leagues the past few years.

And to 2080 Ball.

 

Well, it certainly creates discussion.

For an uninformed, only has stats to evaluate guy like myself, what is there to "Get" about Lowry?

Big guy, strong frame, was impressed by his work ethic and physical training when I met him. Fastball hits upper 90s, still pretty young for the level he's at.

Biggest difference of opinion has to be Adolfo...and then the ceiling of Peter.

Biggest difference of opinion has to be Adolfo...and then the ceiling of Peter.

 

For where they ranked Peter it didn't seem like they were too high on his ceiling, more so his floor. That in and of itself speaks volumes for how they feel about the depth of the system ranking him where they do. They pretty much really like Anderson, Fulmer, and Adams, and are pretty meh on the balance of the system.

For where they ranked Peter it didn't seem like they were too high on his ceiling, more so his floor. That in and of itself speaks volumes for how they feel about the depth of the system ranking him where they do. They pretty much really like Anderson, Fulmer, and Adams, and are pretty meh on the balance of the system.

The funny thing is, outside the top 3, the systems looks upside down right now. You've got high floor guys in the back of the T10 and to the teens, then a lot of low floor but potentially high ceiling youngsters from the teens on. At least for me anyway.

 

The funny thing is, outside the top 3, the systems looks upside down right now. You've got high floor guys in the back of the T10 and to the teens, then a lot of low floor but potentially high ceiling youngsters from the teens on. At least for me anyway.

Me too, which means that 2016 should be one of the most interesting farm system years since Sox Talk was created.