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1. Gonzales,LHP 55/Low
2. Reyes,RHP 60/Extreme
3. Piscotty,OF 55/Medium
4. Grichuk,OF 50/Medium
5. Kaminsky, LHP 55/High
6. Flaherty, RHP 55/Extreme
7. Cooney,LHP 50/Medium
8. Tuivailala,RHP 45/Medium
9. Tilson,OF 55/High
10. Sierra, OF 55/Extreme
11. Diaz,SS 55/Extreme
12. Weaver,RHP 50/High
13. Kelly,C 50/High
14. Sosa,SS 50/Extreme
15. Pham,OF 45/Medium
16. Willams,RHP 50/Extreme
17. Herrera,SS 45/High
18. Wilson, 2B/3B 45/High
19. Scruggs,1B 40/Low
20. Wisdom,3B 45/High
21. Garcia,SS/2B 40/Low
22. Stanley,C 45/High
23. Bean,C 50/Extreme
24. Wick,OF 45/High
25. Mayers,RHP 45/High
26. Valera,2B 45/High
27. Collymore,2B 50/Extreme
28. McElroy,OF 45/High
29. Morales,RHP 45/High
30. Harris, 45/High

Oh this is funny ... scouting report on Breyvic Valera:

" ... just two minor league batters struck out less frequently. When he connects, he gets enough loft to lift singles over the infield."

whats the low/high/extreme thing again?

risk, I think

Sorry about that - yes it's risk. It's a function of both injury not reaching your potential.

Safe: Shown realistic ceiling in big leagues
Low: Likely to reach realistic ceiling
Medium: Still some work to do to turn tools into MLB-caliber skills
High: Most draft picks in their first seasons, players with plenty of projection left or
players whose injury history is worrisome.
Extreme: Teenagers in Rookie ball, players with significant injury histories or players whose struggle with key skill (control for a pitcher, plate discipline for a hitter) is a significant barrier to them ever reaching their potential.

75-80: Franchise player (Kershaw, Posey, Trout)
65-70: Perennial All-Star (Gordon, Hamels, Rendon)
55-60: First division regular (Aroldis Chapman, Ian Desmond, Chris Tillman)
50: Solid-average regular (Leake, Andrew Miller, Daniel Murphy)
45: Second division regular, utilityman (Scott Feldman, Craig Stammen)
40: Reserve (Brandon Barnes, Randy Choate)