1 Gregorio Marzano RIV 22 1B
2 Mohammad Stelly SEA 20 RF
3 Chester Cohen NY 23 2B
4 George Labarre SEA 21 2B
5 Jeff Wardlaw BRK 22 SS
6 Paul Guerrero HIK 19 LF
7 Jose Guzman DAN 24 1B
8 William Ward RIV 20 C
9 Fredrick Thomas NY 24 SP
10 Alberto Granado SEA 18 C
11 Octavio Cabrales DEN 21 1B
12 Cornelius Bondy BRK 24 LF
13 Jeffrey Brunton WAL 25 SP
14 Bill Olesen BRK 22 SP
15 Anthony Koepp SB 25 SP
16 Bruce Parker BRK 22 3B
17 Ronald Chambers BRK 23 2B
18 James Banks BRK 22 2B
19 Edward Boothe RIV 22 LF
20 John Jacobs BRK 23 RF
It's good to see Trevor will have someone to battle for second place. I'd hate for him to be bored.
ReplyDeleteI'd also just like to reiterate the following list of prospects in the Seattle organization, many of whom are too busy winning at the major league level to show up on a prospects list:
3B Eugene Alustiza, 21 years old, 5*
OF Armando Cedeno, 19, 5*
OF Mohammed Stelly, 20, 5*
IF George Labarre, 21, 5*
C Alberto Granado, 18, 5*
SS Carmelo Deleon, 23, 4.5*
SP Isidro Frau, 23, 4.5*
MR Merlin Bohon, 25, 4*
SP Joseph Macaluso, 22, 3.5*
CL Wesley Elton, 23, 3.5*
MR Harry Johnson, 23, 3.5*
SS Cristobel Santoyo, 25, 3*
IF Bill Bivens, 22, 3*
P.S. Setting aside the blustering for a minute, that is a heck of a collection you've put together Zev. Some of the infielders in particular look really good to me.
It's very lonely in Saskatoon's minor league system. OF Louis Ray and SP Brad Buckley are about the only halfway decent prospects left.
ReplyDeleteIt'll be a miracle if I'm not in fourth or fifth place by 2014.
Gotta admit. I'm generally happy with #1, #8, and #19. But Zev's put together some talent. Now all he has to do is develop it.
ReplyDeleteOh, and since we're braggin here's MY under 26 contingent:
ReplyDeleteSP Villatoro, 22 5* #
C Ward, 20 5*
SS Hukill, 22 5* #
1B Marzano, 22 4.5* (and next season's starter) #
CF Suarez, 24 4* #
SP Marez, 24 4* #
MR Dull, 25 3.5* #
LF Boothe, 22 3.5*
RF Hudock, 23, 3* #
1B Dolezal, 24 3*
RF Murray, 21 3*
MR Cabana, 25 3* #
'#' indicates either on the major league roster or expected to be opening day next year.
Well, I did have #1, #4 and #10 before I promoted Giddings to the majors. And Rubio, at 25, is still a 4* prospect.
ReplyDeleteWith Bilbrey, McGreevy and Placencia all 27, that's the core of my team for the future. I can't match Nate's depth though. Hopefully it's enough to keep me close to Nate for the next several years, and if things break right, I may catch him once or twice....
No offense, Michael, but you really don't worry me after this year. I'm annoyed I didn't quite beat you for second this year, but man, your team is OLD. Especially in the OF and your starters (not even your creative use of the amazing Junior Cuomo is gonna cover for that).
Ow, SNAP!
ReplyDeleteI really don't expect to compete for the pennant next year. Most of my old players are leaving my team this year, or are signed to really cheap extensions.
ReplyDeleteBut, I have nothing in the way of prospects. It's going to be fun rebuilding with a few good young major league players (Peppers, Jeon, Cuomo, Cowherd) and a bunch of nothing.
Well, that is a heck of a foursome to build around, that's for sure.
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