The Stash 6/18: Ranking The Top 10 Hitting Prospects To Stash

This weekend was the Franconian Beerfestival in Nuremberg Germany, which I blame for the Nick Burdi lapse on the pitching prospect list, but I’ve double checked all these players and...

This weekend was the Franconian Beerfestival in Nuremberg Germany, which I blame for the Nick Burdi lapse on the pitching prospect list, but I've double checked all these players and we are good to go. We have some new additions after my two week absence, Spain was awesome and I have enough Instagram photos for the next year. Well in the two weeks since my last post, two players were added to their respective big league clubs, Lewis Brinson, and Derek Fisher. Brinson is off to a slow start with a .422 OPS in 18 at bats, but hold fast. He is a streaky guy, which is why I had him ranked lower than some players, but when he is on, he is a beast.

Anyways, let us begin. Every weekend, I will be posting about the minor leaguers you should be stashing on your team. This list will be arranged by impact for this year only. Players that will be called up sooner will be ahead of players with more talent who might only be called up late in the year.

1) Yoan Moncada, 2B, Chicago White Sox AAA, ETA: July

The wait is almost over. We have about one more month before he is called up to the majors so if he is available at this moment, then add him. I am putting my money where my mouth is and just added him in the pitcher list writer’s league. Yoan Moncada can contribute in every category and will likely be a dual position player with 3B and eventually 2B eligibility.

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Nic Gardiner

University of North Texas grad working in Germany as a BI Consultant. I write about prospects when I am not traveling.

3 responses to “The Stash 6/18: Ranking The Top 10 Hitting Prospects To Stash”

  1. Pops says:

    Can you rewrite that last sentence in the Hoskins blurb? Confusing.

  2. Drummy says:

    Hoskins blurb has some errors: “I am admit when I say that he is the future first base man of the Phillies and Tommy Joseph is”

  3. Dave says:

    Pitcherlist is my favorite site, but the spelling and grammatical errors are making you guys seem less reputable. Just give the post a once over before posting.

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