What is your midseason top 10 Braves prospects

[PurpleBrave]

Let’s graduate Soroka and Riley. Any surprises?

Most lists I’ve seen have some combo of Anderson, pache, waters 1-2-3

[nsacpi]

1. Pache
2. Waters
3. Wilson
4. Anderson
5. Wright
6. Weigel
7. Muller
8. Langeliers
9. Shewmake
10. Ynoa

[striker42]

1. Waters
2. Pache
3. Wright
4. Wilson
5. Langeliers
6. Anderson
7. Muller
8. Wentz
9. Gohara
10. Allard

[zbhargrove]

I'm not sure where, but Jaseel needs to be in my top 10

[Hudson2]

Pache
Waters
Anderson
Wright
Wilson
Wentz
Langeliers
Muller
Shewmake
Gohara

[Southcack77]

Pache
Waters
Anderson
Wright
Muller
Langeliers
Contreras
Wentz
Wilson
Weigel

[Heyward]

Waters
Pache
Anderson
Wright
Wilson
Muller
Wentz
Shea
Contreras
Gohara

[thethe]

[thethe]

Waters
Pache
Anderson
Gohara
Wright
Shew
Lang
Wentz
Muller
Davidson

[Super]

but but i read his stat line and have determined he needs better command. i’ve never seen him but i am extremely sure of it.

[striker42]

but but i read his stat line and have determined he needs better command. i’ve never seen him but i am extremely sure of it.

He needs better control. That's for certain. It's more of a question if if he develops it. Some are confident he will. Maybe he will.

I just never count on prospects to develop significantly better control as a rule. I find I'm rarely disappointed and pleasantly surprised when it does happen

[zbhargrove]

He needs better control. That's for certain. It's more of a question if if he develops it. Some are confident he will. Maybe he will.

I just never count on prospects to develop significantly better control as a rule. I find I'm rarely disappointed and pleasantly surprised when it does happen

He hasn't given up more than 3 walks in an outing since 5/14 and during that time frame he only gave up 3 walks twice.

[Southcack77]

He hasn't given up more than 3 walks in an outing since 5/14 and during that time frame he only gave up 3 walks twice.

You’re talking with someone who wondered aloud if 5+ walks per 9 was his new norm after about three starts.

[Super]

He needs better control. That's for certain. It's more of a question if if he develops it. Some are confident he will. Maybe he will.

I just never count on prospects to develop significantly better control as a rule. I find I'm rarely disappointed and pleasantly surprised when it does happen

haven’t seen one person who’s actually watched him a bunch agree with you. he had a bad start to the season but has drastically turned it around. somehow despite never seeing him and everyone who has (who can also read stats) saying he has good command, you still think you’re right.

[Super]

You’re taking with someone who wondered aloud if 5+ walks per 9 was his new norm after about three starts.

desperately wanted to be right

[Heyward]

He needs better control. That's for certain. It's more of a question if if he develops it. Some are confident he will. Maybe he will.

I just never count on prospects to develop significantly better control as a rule. I find I'm rarely disappointed and pleasantly surprised when it does happen

Your obsession with his walk rate stuff is beyond stupid. His command is fine, it's nowhere near Newk level bad as a starter the way you make it seem it is.

[striker42]

He hasn't given up more than 3 walks in an outing since 5/14 and during that time frame he only gave up 3 walks twice.

SSS.

I honestly have no idea what kind of control Anderson eventually develops or if his recent results are a sign of that control developing. I just wait for him to amass a significant number of IP and look at the results.

As a rule, I don't count on players significantly improving their control. It's far more common for it not to happen. It does occur though and I hope Anderson is one of those. It's just not something I count on.

[striker42]

Your obsession with his walk rate stuff is beyond stupid. His command is fine, it's nowhere near Newk level bad as a starter the way you make it seem it is.

BB numbers are incredibly important for a pitcher. BBs, Ks, and HRs are the big three. Anderson is great in 2 of them. The third is huge for him.

If he gets his BB rate under 2 and keep his other peripherals, he could be phenomenal. If it stays over 4 he's a number 3 or 4 starter.

[zbhargrove]

SSS.

I honestly have no idea what kind of control Anderson eventually develops or if his recent results are a sign of that control developing. I just wait for him to amass a significant number of IP and look at the results.

As a rule, I don't count on players significantly improving their control. It's far more common for it not to happen. It does occur though and I hope Anderson is one of those. It's just not something I count on.

Say what you want about a SSS, it really isn't a small sample size for a 21 year old kid in AA. That sample is 44.92 innings out of his 86.2 inning on the year and in 8 starts. That's a pretty good sample.

[zbhargrove]

SSS.

I honestly have no idea what kind of control Anderson eventually develops or if his recent results are a sign of that control developing. I just wait for him to amass a significant number of IP and look at the results.

As a rule, I don't count on players significantly improving their control. It's far more common for it not to happen. It does occur though and I hope Anderson is one of those. It's just not something I count on.

Is this a better sample? All year, he's only had 3 starts with more than 3 walks.