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River Ave. Blues ยป Yankees place three on MLB.com’s top 100 prospects list

Yankees place three on MLB.com’s top 100 prospects list

January 30, 2013 by Mike 41 Comments

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MLB.com published their always entertaining top 100 prospects list yesterday, which was predictably topped by Rangers SS Jurickson Profar. Orioles RHP Dylan Bundy and Cardinals OF Oscar Taveras round out the top three, Rays OF Wil Myers and Mariners RHP Taijuan Walker the top five.

The Yankees placed three prospects on the list, led by C Gary Sanchez at #36. OF Mason Williams wasn’t far behind him at #41 while OF Tyler Austin lagged at #75. MLB.com’s lists are always eyebrow-raising, and this is likely the only time this spring you’ll see Sanchez ranked ahead of Williams — in fairness, that isn’t completely insane, just a minority opinion — and no OF Slade Heathcott on a top 100 list. Giants OF Gary Brown made the list and Heathcott didn’t. Can’t explain it, but such is life.

On voiding A-Rod's contract
Wednesday Night Open Thread

Filed Under: Asides, Minors Tagged With: Gary Sanchez, Mason Williams, Prospect Lists, Tyler Austin

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