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But still expected to be a late 1st rounder.

Here is an incredible piece of Pujols trivia. He knocked in the same player for RBI number 2 as he did for RBI numer 2000!

Good piece on Gilbert

https://www.lookoutlanding.com/2019/5/6 ... ing-report

Do we have a hidden gem? RHP, just turned 25 two weeks ago, Clay Chandler has been pitching lights out at West Virginia. Yes, he's old for the league but he's someone to follow with mild interest. He's 4-1 in 7 starts, 0.84 ERA, has a complete game under his belt. No, he doesn't jump onto my top 10...

Happ just made me think of Saunders whose career is offically over at the age of 32.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/play ... mi01.shtml

I'd go with: 1.) Kelenic 2.) Gilbert 3.) JRod 4.) Raleigh 5.) Sheffield 6.) Gerber 7.) White - I still believe in him 8.) Dunn 9.) Fraley 10) Lewis - thinking he'll ramp it up Honorable Mention: Sanchez, Newsome, Long, DTW Carlson was left off because, well.....Danny Hultzen Marte not included beca...

Jack Merridew wrote: ↑

Fri May 10, 2019 2:40 am

IStillLoveTheMs wrote: ↑

Fri May 10, 2019 1:24 am

Good to see Haniger up there fighting.

Fighting for what? To keep his batting average above .230?

Anyway, who are you (i.e. what was your handle at ST forums)?

Pretty sure he was being sarcastic but I was actually wondering the same regarding your question. Tacoma or a new person?

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ice99 wrote: ↑

Fri May 10, 2019 2:14 am

I agree with the first 6.

7. DTW
8. Long
9. Carlson
10. Marte

Yeah tough to rank those two that have yet to see the field as a pro.

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1. Kelenic
2. J-Rod
3. Gilbert
4. Sheffield
5. Dunn
6. Fraley
7. Carlson
8. DTW
9. Marte
10. Gerber

Kelenic up to .342. And I was concerned about his slow start.