P Rafael Dolis (CHC)
OF Oswaldo Arcia (MIN)
OF Leandro Castro (PHI)
P Kenta Suda (SEA)
P Fabian Williamson (BOS)

Mine is Tyson Gillies. I watched him in the futures fame and idk how many players i’ve seen who are faster than him, also watch out for Craig Kimbrel(idk if he’s on the top 100 list)

Wilking Rodriguez
Jiwan James
Sebastian Valle
Chad Jenkins
Luke Bailey

And if he counts:
Matt Dominguez - I’m still not sure how the hell he missed both BA and BP’s top 100 but he seems way underrated if you go by those 2 lists.

tommy joseph c sf
guillermo pimentel of sea
brandon jacobs of bos
madison younginer p bos
david renfroe ss bos
rymer liriano of sd
miguel velazquez of tex
roman mendez p bos
dae eun rhee p chc
richard alvarez p tex
robinson lopez p atl
daniel fields ss det
donnie veal p pit
zach vonrosenburg p pit
trayce thompson of chw
jonathan singleton 1b phi

Sawyer Carroll
Everett Williams
Luke Bailey
Chad Jenkins
Jason McEachern
Jermile Weeks
Jeff Malm
Christian Bethancourt
Michael Main
Slade Heathcott
Carlos Triunfel

Jared Cosart- Technically, several people ranked him in the Phillies Top 10, so sleeper is a pretty loose term for me here.

Aaron Altherr

Sean Henry- partly that I like his skills, partly that he’s a nice guy, partly that I think the Reds AA team will be thinner offensively than it was last year, so he’ll get every chance to shine and play a key role.

Ryan Strieby (1st/OF)
Domingo Santana (OF)
Zawadski (SS)
Robbie Ross (SP)

I really like Anthony Capra (Oak)

Andy Otero - LHSP, At only 5’9" he’s a very stocky kid that has drawn comparisons to a young Mike Hampton(due to his athleticism and bulldog mentality, not the injuries).

Adam Milligan - OF, He’s been showing off his opposite field power this spring, if he can build off his great season last year he’ll move up on everyone’s radar.

Robinson Lopez - RHSP, My sleeper pick last season as well, love his stuff.

Eduardo Salcedo - SS, He been getting rave reviews from everyone this spring. Granted it’s only in mL spring games but something is encouraging instead of just seeing the YouTube videos.

Caleb Brewer - RHSP, This kid is a real unknown by most here but he has pretty good stuff and could really open eyes this season.

OF Dong-Yub Kim - 6 figure signing out of South Korea last year, showed promise as a potential 5 tool OF down the road. A long way off, but a strong enough showing in short season ball would get people talking about him.

LHP Austin Kirk - Needs to brush up on his secondary stuff, but he has a very good FB. Floor seems to be left handed setup man, ceiling seems to be middle of the rotation starter.

RHP Ryan Searle - Fascinating numbers down at Daytona, especially considering ARL. Sinker is fantastic and secondary stuff could be halfway decent. Needs to work on attitude.

IF Junior Lake - Repeating Peoria wouldn’t hurt, especially if he cuts down on the Ks and errors. One of the highest ceiling prospects in the system, but he might never see AA.

RHP Esmailin Caridad - I like his chances in the Cubs’ bullpen filling in for Angel Guzman.

Nick Weglarz

Not exactly a sleeper, maybe more of a breakout candidate but it looks like he’s been knocked off of top 100 lists because of a terribly unlucky season (BABIP .245 after being .341 and .319 in the two previous seasons). He has some power and a ton of patience and was only 21 in AA last year.

1) David Adams-Double A will be the year for him to be top 100 or utility player.
2) Corban Joseph-Even though he will only play A+, his name is already known and is currently bordeline top 10 for 2nd basemen. Next year could be a lot closer to top 5 like Adams.
3) David Phelps-Not often talked about because he is just a pitcher, but will be A+/AA next year. He was absolutely ridiculous in the Sally League moving himself to organizational top 20 from about top 50 or 60.

Other names to watch though I don’t feel like writing about: Slade Heathcott (top 50?), JR Murphy (borderline top 100?), Bryan Mitchell/Jose Ramirez (either of these guys could be at the back of a top 100, but I don’t think both will), Adam Warren (borderline top 100), Sean Black (common honorable mention), DeAngelo Mack (possible top 150), Jose Pirela (possible top 175), Kyle Perkins[Australian Catcher-(possible top 200)], Abe Almonte (borderline top 200)

Watch out for Andrew Brackman without getting hopes up.

Jonathan Singleton 1B
Nolan Arenado 3B
Kyle Bellows 3B (Super-sleeper)
Delta Cleary OF
James Jones OF
Cody Rogers OF (Desmond Jackson-lite)
T.J. House P
Allen Webster P
Cameron Coffey P
Jarred Cosart P
Brooks Hall P (Super-sleeper)

I haven’t looked through, but here’s a bunch of names I’ll throw out.
John Hester - Older catcher, but has shown tons of power in the minors. I think he’ll be what Montero was before he replaced Snyder.
Drake Britton - Young, hard throwing lefty coming back from TJ surgery and is already hitting 97 again. Hard slider and solid changeup potential as well.
Rafael Dolis -Ex catcher now pitching, sitting in the mid 90’s and touching 100 with two potentially plus secondary pitches. Needs to throw strikes.
Santos Rodriguez - i LOVE this guy. 6’6’’ 185 lb lefty that sits mid 90s and touches 97. Huge K rate everywhere he’s gone, even though he hasn’t been young for his age. Slider could be an out pitch. Future dominating closer.
Nate Jones - Another White Sox relief prospect, also having closer potential. High 90s fast ball and a nasty curve at times. Control was a big issue, but looked much better this year. Still has room to add strength on his 6’5’’, 190lb frame.
Carlos Rivero - In my opinion, he actually improved last year. Struck out much less than ever before, walk rate went up, fielding percentage at SHORT went up a good amount. He also didn’t show that much less power. Struggles were mostly average.
Abner Abreu - Showing huge power as a young Dominican, already had success at low A at age 19. Has plenty of room to put on strength.
Jordan Pacheco - Older guy, but won the Sally MVP in his first season as catcher. Struck out in less than 10% of his at bats, with good power.
Shane Lindsay - Another older guy, used to be a top prospect but tore his labrum. Still has his high 90’s fastball and great K rate.
Avisail Garcia - Hit .264 for Detroit’s low A team. Doesn’t impress you? How about that he’s 6’4’’ 210 lbs, had plus speed, plus arm strength, and good raw power. Stilll no? He was 18.
Brayan Villarreal - Mid 90s fast ball, best slider in the Tigers system, and good command. Performed well in every aspect of the game in Low A. Is a little small and a little old for the level.
Marcell Ozuna - Compared to Vlad Guerrero in BA. Led the GCL in doubles at 18, with great bat speed and plus speed/arm as well.
Will Smith - I’m still high on him. His pinpoint control, good stuff, and great frame along with his youth allows for a breakout seasonn ahead.
Nate Eovaldi - More of a posthype sleeper. Was top ten last year, and has done nothing to lower his stock. Except not live up to the hype.
Adrian Salcedo - I could write so much about this guy. 6’4’’ 175 and still needs to fill out. Already throws 90-95 and could add another two-three MPH. Plus curveball at times and solid changeup. Amazing control, as seen with a 58-3 K-bb Ratio. Was only 18.

I don’t feel like writing up summaries for a lot of other people, so here’s names. If you want scouting reports you can tell me.
Oswaldo Arcia
Daniel Santana
Adam Reifer
Rymer Liriano
Cameron Lamb
Edward Concepcion
Julio Morban
Jeff Malm
Jason McEachern
Kevin James
Scott Gorgon
K.C. Hobson

Are Allen Webster(pitcher, 18th round pick. Put it together last season and could be a TOR prospect by next year) and Kyle Russell. Russell dominated A+ ball, but was 23. He has power, defense, speed, but strikeouts a ton(and I mean A TON!). Amazing potential, but very easily could fail if he doesnt cut down the Ks…

brad hand