No Tigers Among International League Top 20 Prospects
Probably not a surprise, but the Detroit Tigers had none of their prospects ranked among Baseball America's Top 20 prospects for the International League.
As Matt Wallace points out at Take 75 North, the Tigers had one prospect in BA's Gulf Coast League rankings, but none in the Florida State League's Top 20.
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Not shocking
The good ones got yanked up to the bigs over a season ago, and the semi-decent ones came up this season.
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And the rest are newly drafted or signed
Or bullpen arms, which normally don’t get any love in rankings.
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by David Tokarz on Oct 17, 2009 2:14 PM EDT up reply actions
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