Community Positional Prospect #37 Runoff
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After 62 votes, we have a three way tie between Carlos Perez, Tony Sanchez, and Jerry Sands. We go to a runoff.
CANDIDATES:
Carlos Perez
Tony Sanchez
Jerry Sands
- #01 - MIKE TROUT - 48.0%
- #02 - BRYCE HARPER - 38.1%
- #03 - DOMONIC BROWN - 30.1% (53.3%)
- #04 - JESUS MONTERO - 47.9%
- #05 - ERIC HOSMER - 35.9%
- #06 - DUSTIN ACKLEY - 37.7% (52.5%)
- #07 - WIL MYERS - 60.5%
- #08 - MIKE MOUSTAKAS - 58.8%
- #09 - DESMOND JENNINGS - 46.4%
- #10 - BRANDON BELT - 42.0%
- #11 - FREDDIE FREEMAN - 46.2%
- #12 - MANNY MACHADO - 50.0%
- #13 - BRETT LAWRIE - 40.5%
- #14 - AARON HICKS - 35.3%
- #15 - NICK FRANKLIN - 27.8% (55%)
- #16 - BRETT JACKSON - 28% (50.7%)
- #17 - LONNIE CHISENHALL - 36.2%
- #18 - DEVIN MESORACO - 32.1% (51.4%)
- #19 - DEREK NORRIS - 41.4%
- #20 - GARY SANCHEZ - 19.5% (49.2%)
- #21 - GRANT GREEN - 27.0%
- #22 - WILMER FLORES - 24.3%
- #23 - DANNY ESPINOSA - 31.5%
- #24 - JASON KIPNIS - 31.7%
- #25 - MIGUEL SANO - 33.3%
- #26 - WILIN ROSARIO - 30.8%
- #27 - CHRIS CARTER - 21.0% (37.7%)
- #28 - HANK CONGER - 30.2%
- #29 - JURICKSON PROFAR - 29.0%
- #30 - JONATHAN SINGLETON - 45.4%
- #31 - DEE GORDON - 27.1%
- #32 - JEAN SEGURA - 22.2% (52.4%)
- #33 - MATT DOMINGUEZ - 23.4% (62.9%)
- #34 - JAFF DECKER - 28.6%
- #35 - BILLY HAMILTON - 20.8%
- #36 - YONDER ALONSO - 27.3%
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by SteveHoffmanSlowey on Jan 13, 2026 8:00 PM EST up reply actions
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Actually like Perez more, but seems Sanchez has a better shot here, and I like him much more than Sands.
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by strums on Jan 14, 2026 7:04 AM EST up reply actions
This seems pretty easy to me
Sanchez is more MLB ready than Perez, and I’m not sure there is much difference in their ceilings. Sands has the best bat, but provides little defensive value and has the lowest floor because of it. I’d rank these three as Sanchez, Sands, Perez, but the last two are still about 6-7 spots behind Sanchez on my hitters list at least.
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by gatling on Jan 13, 2026 7:47 PM EST up reply actions
Mine's not anywhere near that close
I have Sanchez about 40 spots ahead of Carlos Perez, even more between him and Sands.
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by jar75 on Jan 13, 2026 7:49 PM EST up reply actions
Oops, that's combined, not hitters only
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by jar75 on Jan 13, 2026 7:49 PM EST up reply actions
nah
Perez has the lowest floor. young catchers, [unless they are truly magnificent or truly athletic enough to switch positions], always have the best possibility of failing or becoming below-average players. heck, I’d almost argue that Sanchez has the lowest floor. simply because they are propped up by the strength of their position, and it being the hardest position to master, have a much greater chance of failing.
Sands has huge power and a good swing/approach. he has the lowest floor, and those of you voting for Sanchez and Perez are darn near predicting that Sands ends up near his floor.
by daveh33 on Jan 13, 2026 11:25 PM EST up reply actions
eck
“I’d almost argue that Sanchez has” … a lower floor than Sands, and possibly Perez, because he is older and more tied to his position.
by daveh33 on Jan 13, 2026 11:27 PM EST up reply actions
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