Who is the Cubs #22 prospect?

[CaliforniaRaisin]

The poll will be open for 48 hours.

 

Results so far:

 

1. Javier Baez

2. Kris Bryant

3. Albert Almora

4. Jorge Soler

5. CJ Edwards

6. Arismendy Alcantara

7. Pierce Johnson

8. Daniel Vogelbach

9. Christian Villanueva

10. Jeimer Candelario

11. Mike Olt

12. Kyle Hendricks

13. Arodys Vizcaino

14. Paul Blackburn

15. Rob Zastryzny

16. Corey Black

17. Neil Ramirez

18. Eloy Jimenez

19. Josh Vitters

20. Ivan Pineyro

21. Armando Rivero

[wekim81]

One Vote: Alberto Cabrera. Still has the electric arm and unlike all the other electric arms left in the system, this one's almost fully developed. Expecting a strong spring.

[wekim81]

also, side note. i'm going to be wanting to vote for Erick Leal here within about 5 spots. I really like that guy. Seen a lot of clips on him and i like his arm action, his scouting reports, and how he struck out over a guy an inning as an 18yr old in the AZL last year.

 

Raisin - You think he and Underwood headline the Boise rotation this year?

[Guest]

also, side note. i'm going to be wanting to vote for Erick Leal here within about 5 spots. I really like that guy. Seen a lot of clips on him and i like his arm action, his scouting reports, and how he struck out over a guy an inning as an 18yr old in the AZL last year.

 

Raisin - You think he and Underwood headline the Boise rotation this year?

 

I'll add Leal to the next vote.

 

I think Underwood starts at Kane County; Leal, Torrez and Tseng probably are your Boise headliners.

[craig]

I like Tseng a lot, but not sure he'll skip Arizona League?

 

Boise could be pretty thin. When you draft all college pitchers, that leaves Boise dependent on international arms.

 

The DSL Cubs had some outstanding pitching. They don't normally skip them to Boise, but this year you never know.

 

Could be kind of a hodgepodge at Boise, I think.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

I'm pretty much just voting blind by now.

[craig]

One Vote: Alberto Cabrera. Still has the electric arm and unlike all the other electric arms left in the system, this one's almost fully developed. Expecting a strong spring.

 

Heh, that's kind of why I'm not voting for him in the top-30. He's been around forever, and should be as developed as he's going to get. But the developed version isn't good. If he's no good now, why should I think he's going to get good later?

[wekim81]

One Vote: Alberto Cabrera. Still has the electric arm and unlike all the other electric arms left in the system, this one's almost fully developed. Expecting a strong spring.

 

Heh, that's kind of why I'm not voting for him in the top-30. He's been around forever, and should be as developed as he's going to get. But the developed version isn't good. If he's no good now, why should I think he's going to get good later?

I see it. Like i'm saying. Gut feeling. Been wrong before. :)

[craig]

Heh heh! :)