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So, Who is Milwaukee's Top Prospect Now?
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Khris Davis
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I'm going with Mark Rogers .... thats assuming a guy that has had a cup of coffee in the bigs still qualifies as a prospect!
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I'm probably biased.
Here's the Brewerfan.net Power 50. I usually agree with it, but of course not always.
Plus, it's refreshing to see people talk about prospects who aren't into cards or invested in some way.
1. Brett Lawrie
2. Jeremy Jeffress
3. Jake Odorizzi
4. Zach Braddock
5. Lorenzo Cain
6. Mark Rogers
7. Wily Peralta
8. Amaury Rivas
9. Kyle Heckathorn
10. Kentrail Davis
11. Cody Scarpetta
12. Caleb Gindl
13. Scooter Gennett
14. Taylor Green
15. Erik Komatsu
Others noted in this thread so far:
19. Khris Davis
33. Hunter Morris
I know Kevin Goldstein was working on his new Brewers prospects top ten, looking forward to that. And certainly looking forward to the next draft!
Plus, it's refreshing to see people talk about prospects who aren't into cards or invested in some way.
1. Brett Lawrie
2. Jeremy Jeffress
3. Jake Odorizzi
4. Zach Braddock
5. Lorenzo Cain
6. Mark Rogers
7. Wily Peralta
8. Amaury Rivas
9. Kyle Heckathorn
10. Kentrail Davis
11. Cody Scarpetta
12. Caleb Gindl
13. Scooter Gennett
14. Taylor Green
15. Erik Komatsu
Others noted in this thread so far:
19. Khris Davis
33. Hunter Morris
I know Kevin Goldstein was working on his new Brewers prospects top ten, looking forward to that. And certainly looking forward to the next draft!
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They no longer have one, their rankings start at #2 now.
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Better yet, what does the Royals Top 10 look like now?
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The Brewers top prospect is definately not Khris Davis. He is simply too old for the level he's at in my book.
Kentrail Davis had the best season out of all of them, and Rogers (to me) doesn't qualify anymore.
I would go with Scarpetta or Kentrail at this point.
Kentrail Davis had the best season out of all of them, and Rogers (to me) doesn't qualify anymore.
I would go with Scarpetta or Kentrail at this point.
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from Twitter: @BenBadler 8-10 range, for me. System is STACKED RT @Exposfan1998 Ben where would Odorizzi and Cain rank in Royals top 10?
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Not much love for Heck.
And secretly, I hope it's Cody
And secretly, I hope it's Cody
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It's a terrible system at this point, so who really cares. They'll have to reload it this year in the 2011 Draft. I always support trading prospects to get an excellent proven player (within reason) so I think it was a good trade. None of the guys Milwaukee traded are stud prospects though there were a couple of good ones. Also, Grienke is the type of player who might re-up with Milwaukee even after his contract is over. Prefers smaller markets, he'll get to pitch in the NL, and Milwaukee should at least be solid this year, which is more than you can say for these past few KC teams.
James52411 said:
Alcides Escobar was a stud prospect a year ago. Top 20. Just sayin.
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