I basically wouldn't have relievers on prospect lists at all. Other than that, tons of some differences but only huge difference is I'd have Rojas probably #3/4 and I'd have Orelvis a lot lower. He already had defensive questions last year but defensive questions and can't hit after steroid suspension is a bad combination. Surprised Shaw was dropped too. Looks like an easy top-25 guy to me.

Can't understand Kendry ranking so low. Other quibbles as well, but that one to me is most egregious.

Way too low on Rojas. But unless a DSL player is a million dollar+ sign, they always get a little shafted in favor of college/high school players that have quote, unquote more proven history. There's a bit of an unconscious bias in baseball.

Rojas is a clear SP while Stanifer, who has some electric stuff, has major reliever risk. And even Yesavage is kind of a one-pitch guy right now and needs to show the ability to get outs consistently with other offerings.

Rojas already gets whiffs on 3 pitches - but his knock has been health.

I think it's Yesavage - Rojas - Stephen... and then Stanifer but the gaps aren't huge between them. I might even flip Rojas and Yesavage.

It's important to note their in-season prospect rankings are incremental, so Rojas is not going to move up that far on a prospect list during the season.

Besides, quite a few of these names likely won't be on this list at all in 10 days time.

All draft picks have signed. Can't wait for assignments.

My personal top prospects. I like doing it in tiers generally.
Tier 1
Nimmala
Parker

Tier 2
Yesavage
Rojas
Stephan
King
Tiedamann
Stanifer
Roden

Tier 3
Tons here: McAdoo, Duran, Schreck, Kasevich, Pinango, high new draftees this year, etc...