Mayer 15
Casas 19
Yorke 31
Duran 91
Yanks:
Volpe 10
Peraza 55
Dominguez 87
I still like Wells. He looks like a Schwarber type who will probably stick behind the plate early in his career as a backup while getting starts in the OF and at 1B. I was not expecting Yorke to tear it up like he did. The rankings are the rankings. MLB has Dominguez in the teens, Gil at the back end and Volpe and Peraza similar. They’ve got Duran in the 20s and Yorke in the back end of the top 100.
I’ve said before and I’ll say again, Sox system is top heavy. This doesn’t change that perception. It won’t be for long, though. Bloom is a builder and better suited for today’s game than our GM.
Being top heavy is not a bad thing. Most of the very best players come from the top 90 or 100.
We do drop off quickly after our 4th best prospect, but we have a lot of hopeful prospects that might deliver 1-2 to the top 100, maybe, after the 2022 season ends. (Duran will graduate from prospect status.)
Bello, Jordan, Downs, Seabold
W Gonzalez, M Bleis
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fangraphs has this:
NYY
60 Volpe
50 Peraza, Medina, Dominguez, Vargas
45+ Schmidt, Y Gomez, Pereira, A Gomez
45 D Garcia, L Gil, O Cabrera, T Sweeney, K Waldichuk
40+ (5 players)
40 (7 players)
35+ (12 players)
They have not scored the Sox, yet, but I doubt we are this deep.
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Your farm will be deeper than ours in 2 years, IMO. Bloom has knocked the first pick out of the park two years in a row. Cashman seems to make most of his hay on the INTL market and in the mid rounds with collegiate pitchers. Eventually, the better drafter will win, especially if an international draft is instituted