Well, Baseball America updated...

[Jistic]

Whoever won in '78.

We didn't pick anyone so the computer picked guys. In fact I think Lonzo Serma one it for us. Dude had like 60 stolen bases in the the year of the stolen base.

[Clay]

Linty's guilt about that trade won't allow him to bring him up.

[Pat]

What's the oldest ROTY we've had?

Whoever won in '78.

[Lintyfresh85]

You're not allowed to post in this thread until you call up Lim.

Needs his AARP card first.

[Jistic]

You're not allowed to post in this thread until you call up Lim.

What's the oldest ROTY we've had?

[Pat]

You're not allowed to post in this thread until you call up Lim.

[Lintyfresh85]

Can't complain with how our draft turned out.

Not happy with what HAL selected after the 4th round for me... but that's on me for not scouting the draft hard enough.

[liquidcrash]

Not surprised about Fury being the top prospect, he has the look. Pleased that Huffman is rated as the top pitcher. I'm pretty confident our 2nd round pick Chris Garcia will be on this list pretty soon as well.

What I am surprised about is the absence of Clarence Hobbs.

I think the game is viewing Hobbs as a reliever, so he's not going to show up on the list.

[Carlos]

You're weird.

Yes.


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[Jistic]

Not surprised about Fury being the top prospect, he has the look. Pleased that Huffman is rated as the top pitcher. I'm pretty confident our 2nd round pick Chris Garcia will be on this list pretty soon as well.

What I am surprised about is the absence of Clarence Hobbs.

[Clay]

You have the master copy.

Haters gonna hate
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[Pat]

You're weird.

[Carlos]

Just thought people would be interested in seeing a list of who made the top 100. And, as always, I wanted to point out how highly the game thinks of my system. I don't have anything else at the moment.

Keep at it. I like seeing the list because I wasn't gonna do the research. And I live vicariously through your system. When someone asks me, how's that system of yours?

I say, not that great. But that Tobs system is amazing. I played there once.



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[liquidcrash]

Syracuse took Copeland, not Denver. Just a head's up.

My apologies.

I'm not sure how much to take out of initial rankings anyway. While I'm certainly not disappointed to see Jerry Brown start out at #3, he's so far away from BLB ready that it's not that relevant. He's going to really struggle at A level this year and maybe even next season. If he gets it together without any potential drops, I think he will be a star player, but it's a gamble. I certainly don't expect him to keep that high of a ranking for too long. Honestly, I think Sonny Marshburn is probably the best hitting prospect from this draft.

Just thought people would be interested in seeing a list of who made the top 100. And, as always, I wanted to point out how highly the game thinks of my system. I don't have anything else at the moment.

[Carlos]

Here are the 1993 draftees first ranking in the top 100:

3. LF Jerry Brown, Carolina
6. RF Sonny Marshburn, California
12. CF Lonnie Johnston, New Orleans
17. C Mal Brady, Washington
41. 1B Nari Garin, Washington
42. LF Chad Sinclair, Denver
54. CF Artie Clemons, Mississippi
63. 3B Zach Chandler, Washington
64. C Wally Copeland, Denver
87. 3B Geoff Richardson, Wilmington
88. 1B Dave Ritchason, Wilmington
89. RF Pancho Barajas, Virginia

26. SP Marlon Huffman, Windy City
44. SP Kang-xi Han, California
46. SP Jody Richards, Virginia
51. SP Willie Castro, Syracuse
66. SP Gene Ball, Wilmington
75. SP Ricky Rangel, Hartford
97. SP Robby Pearce, Indianapolis

251 points for the Tobs now. I'm going to call that an unofficial record. 4 of the top 8 prospects are in my system, if this is to be believed.

Syracuse took Copeland, not Denver. Just a head's up.