Sickles top 150

[southsider2k5]

http://www.minorleagueball.com/2013/3/13/4...13-john-sickels

 

Highlights include Hawkins at #76 and Sanchez at #113

 

COMMENT: Hawkins might look too low in this spot a year from now, if not two months from now. He can be a monster.

[caulfield12]

http://www.startribune.com/sports/twins/19...21.html?refer=y

 

 

Looks like the Minnesota Twins are really going to be a threat in 2-3 years...of course, you could have said the same about the Sox 1999-2001 prospect lists.

 

 

Nice to see the Hawk and Sanchez get some pub, a bit surprised Thompson wasn't somewhere in the 100-150 range as well, as his upside is probably higher than Sanchez still.

Edited March 13, 2013 by caulfield12

[maggsmaggs]

http://www.startribune.com/sports/twins/19...21.html?refer=y

 

 

Looks like the Minnesota Twins are really going to be a threat in 2-3 years...of course, you could have said the same about the Sox 1999-2001 prospect lists.

 

 

Nice to see the Hawk and Sanchez get some pub, a bit surprised Thompson wasn't somewhere in the 100-150 range as well, as his upside is probably higher than Sanchez still.

I don't know about the Twins. They have a good looking system, but really do not have any young cornerstone players. It is asking a lot to hope that all your minor league talent pans out. They are not like the Rays who have a great system with really good young ML talent.

[ShandyMan]

I don't know about the Twins. They have a good looking system, but really do not have any young cornerstone players. It is asking a lot to hope that all your minor league talent pans out. They are not like the Rays who have a great system with really good young ML talent.

Sano and Bruxton have the potential