Rankings
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!
Project Prospect's 2007 Top 25 Rookie List - 01/26/2007
by Project Prospect
Daisuke Matsuzaka -- Instant No. 2, he's the least risky pitching
"prospect" in the game
Top 5 Rookie Starting Pitchers - 01/19/2007
by Project Prospect
When we're not petitioning Major League Baseball as to why professional Japanese baseball players should not be considered rookies, we keep busy trying to pin down fresh MLB faces who will be impact players.