Los Angeles Dodgers Preliminary Prospect List
by John Sickels on Dec 29, 2010 4:39 PM EST
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Los Angeles Dodgers 37 players
Steve Ames RHP
James Baldwin OF
Ralston Cash RHP
Brian Cavazos-Galvez OF
Ryan Christenson LHP
Bobby Coyle OF
Blake Dean OF
Ivan DeJesus 2B
Rubby de la Rosa RHP
Tony Delmonico C
Scott Elbert LHP
Nathan Eovaldi RHP
Jonathan Garcia OF
Dee Gordon SS
Garrett Gould RHP
Kenley Jansen RHP
Leon Landry OF
Zach Lee RHP
Jake Lemmerman SS
Matt Magill RHP
Ethan Martin RHP
Aaron Miller LHP
Joc Pederson OF
Trayvon Robinson OF
Kyle Russell OF
Jerry Sands OF-1B
Alfredo Silverio OF
Blake Smith OF
Angelo Songco OF
Cole St. Clair LHP
Josh Wall RHP
Allen Webster RHP
Greg Wilborn LHP
J.T. Wise C
Chris Withrow RHP
Rafael Ynoa 2B
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Javier Solano should be on there
He is borderline top 20.
Without question.
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by Dustin Nosler on Dec 29, 2010 7:56 PM EST up reply actions
Despite his poor season in 2010
I don’t think Josh Lindblom should be left out completely of the top 40
agree
agree but i’ll have to cut others
by John Sickels on Dec 29, 2010 9:26 PM EST up reply actions
room
I have room for one but not both. will go with pedroza. younger, more interesting.
by John Sickels on Dec 29, 2010 10:34 PM EST up reply actions
That's a fair point, I agree
Seems like Hoffmann’s ship’s already sailed perhaps, though it also speaks to the organization’s newfound system depth that he’d, and some of these other guys, get pushed back that far down.
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ah
another team, another team with awesome depth. can’t get enough.
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Well compared to where the Dodger system was a couple of years ago
or even last year, yes they have much better depth. Not a lot of A prospects but a longer list of very solid potential future ML-ers compared to where they were.
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Who's #1?
Lee
Gordon
Sands
Robinson
I vote for Gordon, but wouldn’t have an issue with Lee. I see lee moving through the system fast….similar path as Kershaw.
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I have Robinson and Gordon back to back on my positional prospect list at 28 and 29.
Slight edge to Trayvon, but just based on a gut feeling at this point. I was a huge supporter of Dee last year, and still like him.
by cookiedabookie on Dec 29, 2010 7:17 PM EST up reply actions
ZIPS
I found it interesting that Dan projected Gordon to steal 52 bases in 2011 in the bigs….I know he won’t be up till at least 2012, but projecting him to steal that many bases in his rookie year is quite impressive. Is my assumption that ZIPs is projecting for big league time correct?
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by Ray Guilfoyle on Dec 29, 2010 7:45 PM EST up reply actions
Those are MLB projections
But, ZiPS doesn’t project playing time. I believe the program bases the number of games/ABs solely on the player’s history.
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Gordon, followed by Sands for me.
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by Dustin Nosler on Dec 29, 2010 7:57 PM EST up reply actions
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