Rankings
Top 10 Third Base Prospects (In-Season) - 07/30/2007
by Adam Foster
Brandon Wood hasn't had a sexy season, but '07 39 BB/80 K
(.488) >>> '06 54 BB/149 K (.362).
Top 10 Shortstop Prospects (In-Season) - 07/26/2007
by Adam Foster
Reid Brignac is struggling to replicate '06 success, but continues to hit for
a solid amount of power.
Project Prospect's College Prospect Rankings - 07/24/2007
Standing 6-foot-6, 190 pounds and holding a sinking, power fastball and
plus curveball, Jacob Thompson will quickly garner the attention of the
amateur baseball world.
Project Prospect's Top 25 Rankings - 07/23/2007
by Adam Foster
Phil Hughes -- Allowed 1st run since 4/26 last Weds; 42 K vs. 12 BB in
35.2 combined '07 IP
Project Prospect's College Prospect Rankings - 07/17/2007
Tyson Ross has the frame of a pure power pitcher.
Project Prospect's Top 25 Rankings - 07/16/2007
by Adam Foster
Phil Hughes -- Hasn't allowed a run through 5.0 rehab IP: 3 hits, 2 BB
and 9 K between A+, AA
Top 10 Second Base Prospects (In-Season) - 07/12/2007
by Adam Foster
Adrian Cardenas -- Only teenager on this list in a full-season league;
batting .310/.367/.450 w/ 7 HR
Project Prospect's College Prospect Rankings - 07/10/2007
When you combine a great defensive makeup with a world of potential at the dish, the end product is Brandon Crawford.
Project Prospect's Top 25 Rankings - 07/09/2007
by Adam Foster
Phil Hughes -- Was able to remove ankle boot two weeks ago; starting a throwing program
Top 10 First Base Prospects (In-Season) - 07/06/2007
by Adam Foster
Billy Butler -- Grades out better than Delmon, Gordon, and Braun in my
ranking program
Top 10 Catching Prospects (In-Season) - 07/05/2007
by Adam Foster
Jarrod Saltalamacchia --
Has caught 22.7% of would be, big league base stealers;
.309/.358/.474
Project Prospect's College Prospect Rankings - 07/03/2007
A 6-foot-2, 215-pounder, Alvarez earns top honors for a combination of
patience (40 BB) and power (42 XBH) well beyond his years.
Project Prospect's Top 25 Rankings - 07/02/2007
by Adam Foster
Yovani Gallardo -- Pitching like a veteran in bigs despite only being 21; 2.71 K/BB and .200 BAA
Project Prospect's Midseason Top 50 - 06/25/2007
by Adam Foster
Yovani Gallardo --
Minors' K leader since '06; chasing No. 1 w/ a pair of
great big league starts
Project Prospect's Top 25 Rankings - 06/18/2007
by Adam Foster
Tim Lincecum -- 48 vs. 21 MLB K/BB ratio is decent, but .223 BAA shows he's
pitching well
Project Prospect's Top 25 Rankings - 06/13/2007
by Adam Foster
Tim Lincecum -- Graduated to the big leagues with his June 13th start
against the Blue Jays
Project Prospect's Top 25 Rankings - 06/04/2007
by Adam Foster
Tim Lincecum --
Very impressive through 6 big league starts: 39 K, 12 BB,
1.03 WHIP (40.0 IP)
The Golden Standard - 05/29/2007
In 2006 and at 32 years of age, Jermaine Dye broke out for a career-high 44 HRs to go with a career-best .622 SLG pct.
Project Prospect's Top 50 Rankings Update - 05/21/2007
by Adam Foster
Tim Lincecum -- Could be better than Oswalt, as he showed last week (7.0
IP, 2 H, 1 BB, 10 K)
Project Prospect's Top 25 Prospect List - 05/14/2007
by Adam Foster
Tim Lincecum -- Went 7.0 innings & allowed just 2 ER in Coors...6 K, 1
BB, 7 H; NL ROY favorite
Project Prospect's Top 25 Prospect List - 05/07/2007
by Adam Foster and Adam Loberstein
Tim Lincecum -- Gave up 2 HR in big league debut after not allowing any in
31.0 Triple-A innings
The Golden Standard - 05/06/2007
Álex Rodríguez -- Pre-season No. 2 has earned board's top spot; speed adv. makes promotion even easier
Project Prospect's Top 25 Prospect List - 04/30/2007
by Adam Foster
Phil Hughes -- Was in A+ at this time last year; combined 4.87 K/BB
going back to start of '06
Top 50 Pitchers Under 25 - 03/10/2007
by Adam Foster
This is the final installment of our seven-part series on the top players under 25 by position.
Top 30 Outfielders Under 25 - 03/04/2007
by Adam Foster
Looking to follow in the footsteps of Ken Griffey Jr., Alex Rodriguez, and Joe Mauer – No.1 overall draft picks who have become stars – Young hit a speed bump when he lost his patience, his mind, and his bat (in an umpire’s chest) in April of 2006.
Top 10 Third Basemen Under 25 - 02/23/2007
by Adam Foster
Ever since he made his big league debut as a 20-year-old in the summer of 2003, Miguel Cabrera has been a boulder rolling downhill through the league.
Top 10 Shortstops Under 25 - 02/19/2007
by Adam Foster
After a 2005 where despite flashes of brilliance over 161 games –
including 60 stolen bases – Jose Reyes posted just a .686 OPS (.300/.386),
the Dominican native exploded in 2006 to become one the game’s most
exciting players.
Top 10 Second Basemen Under 25 - 02/16/2007
by Adam Foster
Although a good minor league prospect, Robinson Cano surprised many by hitting a blistering .342 in 2006 for the Yankees.
Top 10 First Basemen Under 25 - 02/12/2007
by Adam Foster
Given the exploits of his power-hitting father and his own impressive
accomplishments as a high schooler, Prince Fielder has been considered a
“can’t-miss” prospect ever since the Brewers drafted him 7th overall in 2002.
Top 10 Catchers Under 25 - 02/09/2007
by Adam Foster
The last time a catcher with 300+ at-bats had an
on-base percentage over .420 was 10 years ago (Future Hall of Famer
Mike Piazza, .431). Joe Mauer produced a .429 OBP last year…as a
23-year-old!