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  • BA Top 10 2015

    Here is Baseball America's 2015 Marlins top 10 prospects:

    1. Tyler Kolek, RHP
    2. J.T. Realmuto, C
    3. Justin Nicolino, LHP
    4. Jose Urena, RHP
    5. Avery Romero, 2B
    6. Domingo German, RHP
    7. Isael Soto, OF
    8. Trevor Williams, RHP
    9. Brian Anderson 3B/2B
    10. Jarlin Garcia, LHP
    LHP Chad James-Jupiter Hammerheads-

    5-15 3.80 ERA (27 starts) 149.1IP 173H 63ER 51BB 124K

  • #2
    That's pretty terrible.

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    • #3
      I follow the minors pretty damn closely for the Marlins, and even I looked at that and thought to myself "Who the f*ck is Isael Soto???"

      He's an 18 year who put up a .700 OPS in rookie ball. I have no idea if or when we drafted him but it couldn't have been an early round pick. BA putting him in the top 10, let alone the top 30 regardless of how terrible our farm system is at the moment is pretty laughable. Especially funny they bumped out Mader who did nothing to hurt his case. While BA is obviously respected, their prospect rankings always tend to leave me confused with at least one or two players.

      EDIT: Apparently he's Dominican. Still keeps my point that an 18 year old with basically no minors experience should be ranked that highly.
      Last edited by dim; 12-14-2014, 09:46 PM.

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      • #4
        Obviously an international free agent. And that's some nice power he showed playing as a 17 year old. Looks like a kid to keep an eye on.
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        J.T. Realmuto .282/.351/.412

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        • #5
          Pretty sure Soto was a product of their Dominican academy like Ozuna was
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          • #6
            Isael Soto

            He had an ISO of 175 as a 17 yo, that is impressive. To put into perspective, Ozuna put up an ISO of 173 as an 18 yo in the GCL. Ozuna then went mental in the NYPL with a .289 ISO hence his quick rise up the prospect ranks.

            He has potential, wonder if they send him to the NYPL or straight to GBO.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by emkayseven View Post
              Pretty sure Soto was a product of their Dominican academy like Ozuna was
              Nope signed and put in the GCL

              Likely to NYPL but your never know with our FO. They have some OF they like(Pujols,KJ Woods,Aper,and Soltis) who will probably be up in Gboro

              KJ Woods is a guy who needs Gboro if he will become anything,Aper can't hit but they like his defense and Soltis while just drafted is already 19

              NYPL OF could look nice tho-Soto,Sullivan,Garrett

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              • #8
                Soto signed for $340k in 2013

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                • #9
                  MLB.com has expanded the Top Prospects from 20 to 30 now

                  Nothing great for us BUT it does give some scouting reports on some of our younger guys

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                  • #10
                    MLB Has updated the Top 30

                    Top 10 is
                    Kolek
                    Garcia
                    Nicolino
                    Conley
                    Naylor
                    Flores
                    Williams
                    Lilek
                    Dean
                    Soto

                    Seems Casey Soltis has a Left Elbow Injury,Soto has a knee injury,Suggs out with forearm strain

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                    • #11
                      Full List

                      1. Tyler Kolek, RHP - Remains in their top 100 at 61
                      2. Jarlin Garcia, LHP
                      3. Justin Nicolino, LHP
                      4. Adam Conley, LHP
                      5. Josh Naylor, 1B
                      6. Kendry Flores, RHP
                      7. Trevor Williams, RHP
                      8. Brett Lilek, LHP
                      9. Austin Dean, OF
                      10. Isael Soto, OF
                      11. Brian Anderson, 3B
                      12. Avery Romero, 2B
                      13. Nick Wittgren, RHP
                      14. Justin Twine, SS
                      15. J.T. Riddle, SS
                      16. Michael Mader, LHP
                      17. Casey Soltis, OF
                      18. Austin Brice, RHP
                      19. Colby Suggs, RHP
                      20. Brian Ellington, RHP
                      21. Justin Bohn, SS
                      22. Matt Milroy, RHP
                      23. Blake Anderson, C
                      24. Anfernee Seymour, SS/OF
                      25. Chris Reed, LHP
                      26. Miguel Del Pozo, RHP
                      27. Brian Schales, 3B
                      28. Raudel Lazo, LHP
                      29. Isaiah White, OF
                      30. Gabriel Castellanos, LHP

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                      • #12
                        That's not good, right?
                        poop

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                        • #13
                          Nope/

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                          • #14
                            Thats a top 30 system in MLB if I have ever seen one.
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                            39 AB
                            15 H
                            0 2B
                            0 3B
                            0 HR
                            0 BB
                            .385/.385/.385

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                            • #15
                              That list hurts my eyes. Also, while I like Jarlin Garcia, I never understood why BA loves him so much to put him #2. Regardless of opinions on Nicolino's future he is likely #2, although these rankings don't matter.

                              Anyway, that ranking hurt my eyes. So many players on that list who will never see a second in the majors, and if they do there's a problem.

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