For research for my fantasy league, I did a average rank of the big 4 prospect sites (Law, BP, BA, MLB) and did an average rank for each prospect*. Here are how the Twins guys came out:

 

Buxton 2

Berrios 20

Kepler 37

Gordon 71

Jay 73

Polanco 91

Stewart 97

 

Dodgers were the only other team with 7, and I actually think Law's ranks check out pretty well (or at least better than Baseball America), and I would probably put the Twins ahead of the Braves, but that is a preference of top guys over post-100 depth.

 

*It curious, methodology was Law top 110, Baseball Prospectus top 101, BA and mlb top 100. Weighted them all the same, simple summing of ranks and divide by 4. If a player was not on a list I gave him a 110 for the purpose of rank averages.

 

If you want to know any other players rank let me know.

 

 

Thanks for throwing this out there. I've been curious about how the top prospects from the rest of the AL Central stack up relative to this list.

Whiteys: Tim Anderson 33, Carson Fullmer 77

Tribe: Bradley Zimmer 21, Clint Frazier 46, Bobby Bradley 101, Brady Aiken 102

Tigers: Michael Fulmer 59

Royals: Raul Mondesi 32, Kyle Zimmer 80

What are the Royals doing with Mondesi? He hasn't really hit well for three years now, and yet they keep pushing him up a level each year even though he has been very young for every league that he's played in.