IBC

Most of the holes are 2007 draftees.

41 players total. 17 in ALE, 5 in ALC, 2 in ALW, 4 in NLE, 5 in NLC, 8 in NLW.

3 C, 1 1B, 1 2B, 4 SS, 2 3B, 8 OF, 18 RHP, 4 LHP.

Prospects per IBC team:

DRays 6
Yankees 5
Tigers 4
DBacks 4
Orioles 3
Red Sox 3
Dodgers 2
Pirates 2
A's 1
Angels 1
Astros 1
Braves 1
Brewers 1
Giants 1
Mets 1
Nationals 1
Padres 1
Phillies 1
Reds 1
Twins 1

GCL:

2. Jesus Montero, c, Yankees
7. Oscar Tejeda, ss, Pirates
9. Luis de la Cruz, c, Tigers
15. Jairo Heredia, rhp, DBacks

AZL:

1. Angel Villalona, 3b, A's
2. Engel Beltre, of, Tigers
5. Wilmer Font, rhp, DBacks
6. Wilber Bucardo, rhp, Yankees
9. Cristian Santana, c, Tigers
10. Mario Martinez, ss/3b, Dodgers
14. Yefri Carvajal, of, Pirates
16. Larry Suarez, rhp, Dodgers
19. Ivan Contreras, 2b, Red Sox

APPY:

1. Cole Rohrbough, lhp, DRays
2. Cody Johnson, of, Twins
3. David Bromberg, rhp, DRays
4. Neftali Feliz, rhp, Yankees
5. Jeffrey Locke, lhp, Brewers
9. Steve Evarts, lhp, Angels
12. Jose Martinez, of, Mets
13. Estarlin De Los Santos, ss, Red Sox
15. Deibinson Romero, 3b, DRays
18. Bradley Tippett, rhp, DRays

PIO:

3. Jordan Walden, rhp, Padres
10. Christian Marrero, 1b, DRays
11. Salvador Sanchez, of, Orioles
13. Jhoulys Chacin, rhp, Orioles

NYP:

3. Hector Correa, rhp, Yankees
6. Ryan Kalish, of, Nationals
8. Oscar Tejeda, ss, Pirates
9. Glenn Gibson, lhp, Astros
10. Dellin Betances, rhp, Braves
11. Colton Willems, rhp, Yankees
12. Yamaico Navarro, ss/3b, Red Sox
18. Zach McAllister, rhp, Phillies

NWL:

1. Matt Latos, rhp, DBacks
3. Juan Ramirez, rhp, DBacks
5. Fabio Castillo, rhp, DRays
8. Greg Halman, of, Reds
16. Kyler Burke, of, Orioles
18. Chris Huseby, rhp, Tigers
20. Jake Brigham, rhp, Giants

Nice compilation.

I'd suggest that the top tens are about all that matter when it comes to those leagues.

Perhaps that's true if the goal is to highlight those players most likely to succeed at the higher levels, however this is simply a compilation of BA prospect data. Interpret it as you will.

78 of 119 players were either unowned or ineligible to be owned in the IBC. Oscar Tejeda made the list twice.

I got one I got one!!!! First time ever I think.

DevilRays wrote:Perhaps that's true if the goal is to highlight those players most likely to succeed at the higher levels, however this is simply a compilation of BA prospect data. Interpret it as you will.

78 of 119 players were either unowned or ineligible to be owned in the IBC. Oscar Tejeda made the list twice.

Well, I certainly don't want to come off as nitpicking the effort of compiling all of that. I think that it's cool to look at.

Probably obvious, by my thought in suggesting that the top ten are the only part that have much significance is that those are indicative of who has some nice assets in the short season leagues. A lot of the guys in the teens aren't even likely worthy of spots on our nondraft rosters, especially in the smaller leagues.

Most likely true. The Short Season/Rookie list will probably have the most turnover as many of the owned older players get dropped for the higher ceiling 2007 IBC draft eligible prospects that played in the leagues. The majority of the kept guys will probably be young Latin players and players who dominated and got promoted in-season.