Community Prospect Rankings: Voting for #7
by KLSnow on Jan 1, 2009 12:00 PM CST
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Jonathan Lucroy is the Brewers #6 prospect. Follow the jump to see more details on the nominees for #7.
Zach Braddock, P
Rankings:
Brewerfan.net Power 50: 13
John Sickels: Honorable Mention (Rankings ended at 20)
Baseball Prospectus: NR (Rankings ended at 11)
Age: 21
Seasons in minors: 3
Top level reached in 2008: A+
2008 Statistics:
Brevard County (A+): 65.1 IP, 5.51 ERA, 1.48 WHIP, 42/80 BB/K
West Virginia (A): 6 IP, 0.00 ERA, 0.83 WHIP, 3/13 BB/K
Lorenzo Cain, OF
Rankings:
Brewerfan.net Power 50: 8
John Sickels: 7
Baseball Prospectus: 6
Age: 22
Seasons in minors: 4
Top level reached in 2008: AAA
2008 Statistics:
Nashville (AAA): 19 AB, .158/.273/.158
Huntsville (AA): 148 AB, .277/.363/.486
Brevard County (A+): 317 AB, .287/.358/.448
Cutter Dykstra, OF
Rankings:
Brewerfan.net Power 50: 20
John Sickels: 9
Baseball Prospectus: 9
Age: 19
Seasons in minors: 1
Top level reached in 2008: Rookie+
2008 Statistics:
Helena (R+): 144 AB, .271/.367/.438
Arizona (R): 26 AB, .269/.406/.269
Taylor Green, 3B
Rankings:
Brewerfan.net Power 50: 5
John Sickels: 14
Baseball Prospectus: NR (rankings ended at 11)
Age: 22
Seasons in minors: 3
Top level reached in 2008: A+
2008 Statistics:
Brevard County (A+): 418 AB, .289/.382/.443
Cole Gillespie, OF
Rankings:
Brewerfan.net Power 50: 9
John Sickels: 11
Baseball Prospectus: NR (rankings ended at 11)
Age: 24
Seasons in minors: 3
Top level reached in 2008: AA
2008 Statistics:
Huntsville (AA): 462 AB, .281/.386/.472
Caleb Gindl, OF
Rankings:
Brewerfan.net Power 50: 10
John Sickels: 10
Baseball Prospectus: 11
Age: 20
Seasons in minors: 2
Top level reached in 2008: A
2008 Statistics:
West Virginia (A): 508 AB, .307/.388/.474
Jake Odorizzi, RHP
Rankings:
Brewerfan.net Power 50: 11
John Sickels: 8
Baseball Prospectus: 7
Age: 18
Seasons in minors: 1
Top level reached in 2008: Arizona (Rookie)
2008 Statistics:
AZL Brewers (Rookie): 20.2 IP, 3.48 ERA, 1.31 WHIP, 9/19 BB/K
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I'm surprised Cain has so much more than Green
Green, 502 PAs at A+
0.291/.387/.447
Cain, 346 PAs at A+, 167 PAs at AA
.275/.354/.439
MLEs to compare them without regard to league, level, park, or luck:
Green:
.221/.322/.333
Cain:
.217/.296/.337
Green is a solid defensive 3B and an excellent defensive 2B. Cain is raw but talented in CF but good in RF. Green is 6 months younger. Green hit for a better average, walked more, and hit more homers and line drives, Cain had more doubles, triples, and stolen bases.
I think it’s close, and I could see how people would vote for LoCain, but I voted for Green and I think it should be quite a bit closer than it is.
Are Cain’s 150 AA PAs influencing people? Green would’ve been at AA if Gamel hadn’t been playing third there all year.
Anyone want to make the case why Cain is looking to be a big winner over Green?
Scored three times and detonated an indisputable in four visits to the batting box.
by Jordan M on Jan 1, 2009 8:12 PM CST reply actions 0 recs
He wasn't my vote
But as we get closer to the point of “say, I don’t know a thing about these guys,” the non-statistics come into play - like the fact that Moustache expects Cain to be ready in the not too distant future post-Cameron.
"I will agree that the attitude [at BCB] is ridiculous and they have done so much to instigate animosity and then block us from responding. Real mature!"
by roguejim on Jan 1, 2009 11:19 PM CST up reply actions 0 recs
Why do you assume that the vote totals represent any kind of indication of the individual voter assessments? That Cain is currently ahead 50-30 doesn’t mean that’s the same margin on the individual level; it could just be that lots more voters have Cain slightly ahead in their personal view than do Green. (Imagine a normal distribution centered on a “true assessment” of 55-45 in favour of Cain, but with a very high peak and low-weight tails.)
by Zeyes on Jan 2, 2009 9:04 AM CST up reply actions 0 recs
Good point, of course
Somewhat like the electoral college situation.
When I wrote the post, though, there was a larger gap— it was like 35-10 at that point.
Scored three times and detonated an indisputable in four visits to the batting box.
by Jordan M on Jan 2, 2009 10:45 AM CST up reply actions 0 recs
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