Keith Law's Top 5 Prospects by Team - 2008

[Padres]

Top five prospects by organization:

Arizona
1. Jarrod Parker, rhp
2. Max Scherzer, rhp
3. Gerardo Parra, rf
4. Brooks Brown, rhp
5. Wes Roemer, rhp

Atlanta
1. Jordan Schafer, cf
2. Jason Heyward, rf
3. Tommy Hanson, rhp
4. Cole Rohrbough, lhp
5. Gorkys Hernandez, cf

Baltimore
1. Matt Wieters, c
2. Nolan Reimold, lf
3. Chorye Spoone, p
4. Radhames Liz, rhp
5. Troy Patton, lhp

Boston
1. Clay Buchholz, rhp
2. Jacoby Ellsbury, cf
3. Lars Anderson, 1b
4. Jed Lowrie, ss
5. Justin Masterson, rhp

Chicago Cubs
1. Josh Vitters, 3b
2. Geovany Soto, c
3. Sean Gallagher, rhp
4. Josh Donaldson, c
5. Jose Ceda, p

Chicago White Sox
1. Aaron Poreda, lhp
2. Nevin Griffith, rhp
3. Lance Broadway, rhp
4. Kyle McCulloch, rhp
5. John Shelby, of

Cincinnati
1. Jay Bruce, rf
2. Homer Bailey, rhp
3. Johnny Cueto, rhp
4. Joey Votto, 1b
5. Devin Mesoraco, c

Cleveland
1. Adam Miller, rhp
2. Nick Weglarz, lf/1b
3. Chuck Lofgren, lhp
4. Beau Mills, 1b
5. Wes Hodges, 3b

Colorado
1. Franklin Morales, lhp
2. Ian Stewart, 3b
3. Casey Weathers, rhp
4. Chris Nelson, ss
5. Hector Gomez, ss

Detroit
1. Rick Porcello, rhp
2. Cale Iorg, ss
3. Casey Crosby, lhp
4. Danny Worth, ss
5. Brandon Hamilton, rhp
Note: Crosby is expected to miss the 2008 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery.

Florida
1. Cameron Maybin, cf
2. Matt Dominguez, 3b
3. Chris Volstad, rhp
4. Gaby Hernandez, rhp
5. Brett Sinkbeil, rhp

Houston
1. J.R. Towles, c
2. Felipe Paulino, rhp
3. Brad James, rhp
4. Bud Norris, rhp
5. Mitch Einertson, rf

Kansas City
1. Mike Moustakas, ss
2. Dan Cortes, rhp
3. Luke Hochevar, rhp
4. Carlos Rosa, rhp
5. Danny Duffy, lhp

Los Angeles Angels
1. Nick Adenhart, rhp
2. Brandon Wood, 3b
3. Jordan Walden, rhp
4. Hank Conger, c
5. Matt Sweeney, 1b

Los Angeles Dodgers
1. Clayton Kershaw, lhp
2. Andy LaRoche, 3b
3. Chin-Lung Hu, ss
4. James McDonald, rhp
5. Chris Withrow, rhp

Milwaukee
1. Matt LaPorta, 1b
2. Manny Parra, lhp
3. Alcides Escobar, ss
4. Angel Salome, c
5. Jeremy Jeffress, rhp

Minnesota
1. Carlos Gomez, cf
2. Deolis Guerra, rhp
3. Tyler Robertson, lhp
4. Wilson Ramos, c
5. Philip Humber, rhp

New York Mets
1. Fernando Martinez, cf
2. Brant Rustich, rhp
3. Nathan Vineyard, lhp
4. Jon Niese, lhp
5. Mike Carp, 1b

New York Yankees
1. Joba Chamberlain, rhp
2. Jose Tabata, rf
3. Austin Jackson, cf
4. Ian Kennedy, rhp
5. Andrew Brackman, rhp

Oakland
1. Daric Barton, 1b
2. Carlos Gonzalez, cf
3. Fautino de los Santos, rhp
4. Trevor Cahill, rhp
5. Gio Gonzalez, lhp

Philadelphia
1. Carlos Carrasco, rhp
2. Joe Savery, lhp
3. Kyle Drabek, rhp
4. Josh Outman, lhp
5. Travis d'Arnaud, c

Pittsburgh
1. Andrew McCutchen, cf
2. Neil Walker, 3b
3. Brad Lincoln, rhp
4. Dan Moskos, lhp
5. Steve Pearce, 1b

San Diego
1. Chase Headley, 3b
2. Kyle Blanks, 1b
3. Matt Antonelli, 2b/cf
4. Matt Latos, rhp
5. Drew Miller, rhp

San Francisco
1. Angel Villalona, 1b
2. Tim Alderson, rhp
3. Henry Sosa, rhp
4. Wendell Fairley, rf
5. Madison Bumgarner, lhp

Seattle
1. Carlos Triunfel, ss
2. Jeff Clement, c
3. Wladimir Balentien, rf
4. Chris Tillman, rhp
5. Juan Ramirez, rhp

St. Louis
1. Colby Rasmus, cf
2. Mitch Boggs, rhp
3. Jaime Garcia, rhp
4. Bryan Anderson, c
5. Tyler Herron, rhp

Tampa Bay
1. Evan Longoria, 3b
2. Desmond Jennings, cf
3. Wade Davis, rhp
4. David Price, lhp
5. Jake McGee, lhp

Texas
1. Elvis Andrus, ss
2. Taylor Teagarden, c
3. Michael Main, rhp
4. German Duran, 2b
5. Eric Hurley, rhp

Toronto
1. Travis Snider, rf
2. Brett Cecil, lhp
3. Kevin Ahrens, 3b
4. Trystan Magnuson, rhp
5. J.P. Arencibia, c

Washington
1. Ross Detwiler, lhp
2. Chris Marrero, 1b
3. Jordan Zimmerman, rhp
4. Josh Smoker, lhp
5. Michael Burgess, rf

[Royals]

Law's top 100 is one of the worst I've ever seen. Flat out awful.