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Twins Top 60 Prospects 2016

Top 60 Twins Prospects 2016:

 

1. Jose Berrios

2. Max Kepler

3. Nick Gordon

4. Jorge Polanco

5. Tyler Jay

6. Stephen Gonsalves

7. Nick Burdi

8. Lewis Thorpe

9. Kohl Stewart

10. Adam Brett Walker

11. J.T. Chargois

12. Felix Jorge

13. Engelb Vielma

14. Taylor Rogers

15. Alex Meyer

16. Brandon Peterson

17. Wander Javier

18. Jermaine Palacios

19. Jake Reed

20. LaMonte Wade

21. Tanner English

22. Lewin Diaz

23. Daniel Palka

24. Yorman Landa

25. Fernando Romero

26. Randy Rosario

27. Amaryus Minier

28. Travis Blankenhorn

29. Aaron Slegers

30. Niko Goodrum

31. Travis Harrison

32. Mason Melotakis

33. Stuart Turner

34. Mitch Garver

35. Brian Navarreto

36. Trey Cabbage

37. Trevor Hildenberger

38. Lachlan Wells

39. Rainis Silva

40. Huascar Ynoa

41. Kuo Hua Lo

42. Chris Paul

43. Corey Williams

44. Kolton Kendrick

45. Zach Granite

46. Jorge Fernandez

47. Sam Gibbons

48. Logan Darnell

49. D.J. Baxendale

50. Luke Bard

51. Michael Cederoth

52. Ryan Eades

53. Dereck Rodriguez

54. Rafael Valera

55. Luis Arraez

56. Luke Westphal

57. D.J. Hicks

58. Jason Wheeler

59. James Beresford

60. Alex Wimmers

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Shane Wahl

Verified Member

Trying to generate interest for the return to the old (essentially) way of drafting prospects in the Adopt-A-Prospect forum.

Hrbowski

Verified Member

 

Trying to generate interest for the return to the old (essentially) way of drafting prospects in the Adopt-A-Prospect forum.

Why is Blankenhorn so low? In my book he is definitely a top 20 prospect.

Shane Wahl

Verified Member

 

Why is Blankenhorn so low? In my book he is definitely a top 20 prospect.

Basically, I am holding onto all those pitching prospects (Peterson down through Rosario), Diaz, and Minier as still having a real chance. It isn't so much about Blankenhorn.

Shane Wahl

Verified Member

Ulgh .. . . I left out Levi Michael. Put him at 35 to split up those catchers.

theJemmer

Provisional Member

It will be something if/when Engelb Vielma makes it.  He is so small.  Seeing him in Fort Myers this spring - my first thought was "He looks like an 8th grader".  Would be quite an accomplishment.

 

It will be something if/when Engelb Vielma makes it.  He is so small.  Seeing him in Fort Myers this spring - my first thought was "He looks like an 8th grader".  Would be quite an accomplishment.

 

Sounds weird, but he's not as small as he looks. I know. Makes no sense. But he's taller than you'd think, and although he won't be a HR hitter, he's go some strength.

 

Trying to generate interest for the return to the old (essentially) way of drafting prospects in the Adopt-A-Prospect forum.

 

I'd encourage people to do it!

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