ONE STOP SHOPPING for state of system

[SaorsaDaonnan]

Hey guys,

 

As draft day approaches I note that our community seems to have no simple, unified system for presenting the current state of the team's minor league organizations. I propose that this thread be made into one, and will take the first steps in this post.

 

POSITION PLAYERS AND DH

 

AB (duh) HR SB/CS

 

CF

Albert Almora Kane County (A) 40 .475/.523/.625 0 0/2

Brett Jackson Iowa (AAA) 142 .228/.315/.372 2 5/4

Matt Szczur Tenn (AA) 202 .252/.355/.376 2 14/5

 

Corner OF

 

Jorge Soler Daytona (A+) 117 .294/.265/.503 8 5/1

 

DH

 

Dan Vogelbach Kane County (A) 212 .283/.346/.448 8 3/1

 

3B

 

Christian Villanueva Tenn (AA) 189 .259/.319/.429 4 4/9

Josh Vitters Iowa (AAA) 63 .270/.343/.449 3 1/0

Jeimer Candelario Kane County (A) 197 .259/.344/.360 1 0/0

Junior Lake (has not played this year)

 

SS

 

Javier Baez Daytona (A+) 210 .281/.322/.579 9 4/1

Arismendy Alcantara Tenn (AA) 199 .281/.350/.482 9 15/1

Marco Hernandez Kane County (A) 165 .248/.263/.315 1 8/4

 

2B

 

Logan Watkins Tenn (AA) 188 .229/.348/394 5 5/8

Gioskar Amaya Kane County (A) 194 .263/.324/.376 1 7/2

 

1B

 

(bupkis)

 

C

 

(bupkis)

[SaorsaDaonnan]

PITCHERS AND THROWERS

 

GS IP ERA H BB K

 

SP

 

Pierce Johnson Kane County (A) 10 53 2.89 52 15 60

Juan Paniagua (has not played)

Alberto Cabrera Tenn (AA) 11 69.2 3.70 64 25 66

Paul Blackburn (has not played)

Duane Underwood (has not played)

Dillon Maples Kane County (A) 5 21.2 7.06 20 12 23

Trey McNutt Iowa (AAA) 0 22.2 5.16 29 13 17

Edited June 5, 2013 by SaorsaDaonnan

[ctcf]

You really think there's "bupkis" at 1B and C?

[Hairyducked Idiot]

I guess the idea is good.

[SaorsaDaonnan]

NOTES:

 

1) A lot of what you see above is arbitrary. I basically did BA's top 20, plus a couple extra I picked based on my own (probably not especially insightful) opinions, and then ranked them in an order I found intuitive, without any explicit method. In general my thought was that this would approximate the level of detail and notability that non- or less-than-regular followers of the minors, like myself, would benefit from.

 

2) I wrote down the stats for the hitters yesterday or the day before, and those of the pitchers today, so there's a slight mismatch in the data there. (Except Hernandez and Amaya, who I wrote down today).

 

3) Since it was all done by hand, the chances of a typo lurking somewhere in there are pretty high.

 

4) Obviously it's didn't preserve the formatting I was using when I posted. Maybe a spreadsheet lies somewhere in the future...

[SaorsaDaonnan]

I guess the idea is good.

 

If nothing else, a relatively current, easy-to-use post will make it all the easier to call guys who don't look up basic stuff idiots

[Hairyducked Idiot]

I guess the idea is good.

 

If nothing else, a relatively current, easy-to-use post will make it all the easier to call guys who don't look up basic stuff idiots

 

I usually just tell them their ideas are good.

[Guest]

On this page, I have two links to fangraphs with all the NSBB top 50 prospects except Paniagua, who isn't in the system yet.

 

For the sake of convenience:

 

Pitchers

Hitters

[Guest]

Sadly, I guess they aren't organized by position. :(

[SaorsaDaonnan]

oh. that is actually much better!

 

On this page, I have two links to fangraphs with all the NSBB top 50 prospects except Paniagua, who isn't in the system yet.

 

For the sake of convenience:

 

Pitchers

Hitters