Well, Baseball America updated...

[Delandis]

Well will you look at that?

Fred Griffith (A), one of the guys that I sent to Denver and "got over" on Carlos with in the McPherson trade, debuted at #55 on the Top Prospects List.

[Z]

He was on it until this sim.

Maybe the list enforces the age limit on January 1. There are zero 26 year olds on the list.

[Pat]

I think he's too old to be considered a prospect. Players usually fall off the list at age 26, which Pierce turned in September.

He was on it until this sim.

[Z]

C Stephen Pierce, who once was as high as I think the #3 best prospect, is now completely off the list, not even considered a prospect. No one believed the ranking but losing points like that will drop you down the ranks.

I think he's too old to be considered a prospect. Players usually fall off the list at age 26, which Pierce turned in September.

[Pat]

I take it some of your players were just overhyped?

C Stephen Pierce, who once was as high as I think the #3 best prospect, is now completely off the list, not even considered a prospect. No one believed the ranking but losing points like that will drop you down the ranks.

[funclown]

Big update after the 1/1 OSA re-scout. Washington falls down to 21st! Lowest we have been in as long as I can remember. This group better win a title.

I take it some of your players were just overhyped?

I noticed on my Org the guy I never had faith in dropped to 91st. Lol, I tried trading him a few times, but sadly people used common sense.

[Pat]

Big update after the 1/1 OSA re-scout. Washington falls down to 21st! Lowest we have been in as long as I can remember. This group better win a title.

[Pat]

After the trade for Dave Lippert the Washington organization plummets in the Top System Rankings from Top 5 down to 17th.

Pawtucket, who snatched up SP Ian Phelan and SS Tom Franks (both who NEVER should have been able to hit Free-Agency), rank 36th and 47th, is sitting at 3rd in the rankings behind Indianapolis and Seattle.

Damn you Funclown!

[Pat]

Catcher Willie de Jesus now jumps to #7 on the Prospect List, best in the Washington organization. OSA now has his potential at 6-6-7-3-5 with 5-6 defense. In 2011, he already has four achievements, with two grand slams and two walk-off RBIs, all in separate games.

Still just 19-years-old the Cuban born de Jesus is now hitting at a .701 OPS in his second season out of High School. Won't reach the majors for a number of years but if he reaches that potential, he will end up one of our better 2nd Round Picks in franchise history.

[mike]

Wouldn't be surprised if like 60 players from this draft end up replacing a good majority of the current top 100

[funclown]

Well that's because......

Yep. OOTP 14 was doing a number on our hitters.

Pitchers seem ok, but even after 50 its a drop off. I notice this version the closers aren't as highly regarded. Thank god.

[Jistic]

Well that's because......

[Sully]

My scout hates a lot of the guys in the Top 50, including Pierce.

[funclown]

Stephen Pierce has to be the worst #2 prospect ever.

Agreed. Although I think Ted Carr ended up at #2 for awhile. I never got it with him. My scout hated him.

[umd]

18 year old SP Tommy Taylor jumps into the Top 100.

http://www.simgamingnetwork.com/blb/...ayer_6799.html

Grabbed him at 2.17 and thought he looks a lot like Tyler Clarke, Adrian Pulido, Pat Tortorici, Willis Guardian, TJ Davis and some other guys I've been able to find in the 2nd and 3rd rounds.

With low ratings and no velocity, he's going to get shelled for a while. I'm happy he jumped up there though.