I know, should’ve been 30th

facts and Im not even a Mariners fan, I'm a Yankees and Braves fan

I think the only knock is the organizational gap at the top of the system (MLB ready talent), though Ford, Young, and Locklear are going to close that gap fast. I also think they are sleeping on a lot of pitching that has performed well thus far in the minors and they look to be taking an aggressive approach with. We will be a top-10 system again within the next 6 months, and pushing top-5 within a year (barring trades).

Modesto Nuts are crazy good right now too.

If you're a fan of two teams, you're a fan of none.

@@snerdterguson Nah not true one is AL and one is NL gun to head Im a yankees fan but theres a lot of reasons sentimental included that I like the braves even before Acuna, Albies, Freeman era

thanks for the input. i usually try to go more in depth on players but i tried to cover 2-4 players on every teamand i didn’t want the video to be 2 hours long so this one was a little more abridged

There’s literally a stat the covers everything you said. Which is why stats exist, so we can accurately gauge the history of a player in as much detail as possible to provide the best possible outcome whenever a decision needs to be made regarding this player, whether he’s on your team or not, whether it’s as little as what clothes he likes to wear when traveling, or what pitches he can expect to see at the plate and the outcome those pitches render, or if it’s to trade him somewhere else. No matter how big or small, stats provided you with the ability to make educated guesses in a game of constant chess and a constant state of guessing. People today think players are better than players 50+ years ago due to lack of competition and truly great talents, but what they forget is they had absolutely none of what players have today. In fact, aside from less than a handful of stadiums, the only thing that hasn’t changed is the shape of the field. Everything else down to the bats, balls and gloves being used today are light years beyond what the OGs were working with, these guys had WOOL uniforms and mostly day games but still played over 100 games per year and that’s during an era where you were a straight up bitch if you didn’t play everyday, didn’t pitch all 9 innings, didn’t take out the SS on a DP ball, didn’t eat the take out slide turning a DP even if he was spikes out. 75% of the players today wouldn’t survive a season, 100% wouldn’t survive while maintaining their OBP%. Without stats I wouldn’t know any of this, baseball and stats work together like cookies and milk, that’s why Moneyball works, but not to perfection, and that’s why shifts are banned, but it’s all what makes October great. I don’t imagine you know how great October is because nobody over the age of 30 hates stats as a true die hard because the rest of us grew up filling out score cards at the stadium and treasuring that card and every minute that went into filling it out completely. So no, I won’t tell you if a player is good or not without stats because stats and baseball are one and the same, without stats I could have seen him when he was red hot and on a roll or in an 0/for slump leading to me saying something insane like “Ted Williams couldn’t hit” after seeing a 7 day road trip of him playing. “Rate a player without stats” lol, that’s like saying “judge the dance contest blindfolded”, it just can’t be done accurately at all. I never miss a game, which is how I know sometimes Rutsch is locked in and he’s gonna get on base 3-4 times or Tony is gonna hit 2 long balls today, and other times where you see them struggle and grow more into polished professionals by how they handle it. I hope I gave enough information and supporting arguments for you to see the light on this, I did my best, good luck to you sir.

Phillies at 23 with 5 top 100 prospects also seems wrong

Yeah I think it could be a coaching thing. Rangers haven't been historically good at developing pitching prospects.

Was thinking the same thing about Ronny Mauricio. Clearly the narrator did not do his homework

yea and RAJ brother is tearing triple A up... i like the video and youre get better with more videos, keep doing your thing

interesting deal

All of em ?!?

@@gandix5516that’s what I’m sayin. I don’t they they swing that way ngl

Should be top 12

@@aidenawe9359 Top 5 at worst

any part in particular? i’m open to argument

@@AndItsGone The Red Sox at 21 is crazy. You didn't even mention Roman Anthony. And we have 3 prospects within the top 30 and 2 in the top 15.

@hd-locks I'm lower on Roman Anthony than most, I'll admit that what he's doing in double A at only 20 years old is impressive. However, he has not shown the elite level power yet nor has shown me the ability to cut down on his strike outs for me to consider him an upper-echelon prospect. As for their overall rankings, 21 seems like a good spot, this farm is relatively top heavy, and they compare a lot to the Diamondbacks in some respect.