The Cardinals have a solid farm system. It’s a been a few years since it’s been elite, but they steadily draft guys that are undervalued and use these guys to fill out the roster. They also have a few blue chip prospects right now; depending on the top 100 list, you will find 3-5 guys.
Each year, I track the rankings from multiple websites. I’m a little late this off-season, but baseball hasn’t been important since the lock out has started. I’m not saying I’m done with baseball, but I don’t like watching millionaires fight with billionaires over money when it’s pricing the everyday fan out of the game (which is a later post).
Here are the rankings from multiple sites, along with the averages, median, mode, high/low, and total rankings. This gives a good idea of where each prospect should fall. Each list title is abbreviated, but the full site name and a link to the list on the second tab. The numbers are as follow: median is the middle number of all rankings (typically close to the average); mode is the most frequent ranking; low is the best ranking; high is the worst ranking; count is how many lists the player appears on.
This will be updated as more lists become available.
Some notes on the rankings:
Have I missed a list? If so, list it in the comments.
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