Top 100 Prospects Breakdown

Staff Report
February 28, 2007
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See also: Jim Callis' Top 100 Prospects Chat

The following is a look at how the Top 100 Prospects break down in several categories.

BY POSITION
36Righthanded pitchers
26Outfielders
15Lefthanded pitchers
8Third basemen
6Shortstops
5Catchers
3First basemen
1Second baseman
BY ORGANIZATION
8Rockies
7Devil Rays
6Diamondbacks
5Red Sox, Yankees
4Braves, Dodgers, Indians, Mets, Reds, Twins, White Sox
3Angels, Astros, Athletics, Brewers, Cubs, Mariners, Marlins, Orioles, Pirates, Royals
2Blue Jays, Cardinals, Giants, Tigers
1Nationals, Phillies, Rangers
0Padres

BY ORIGINAL ORGANIZATION
7Devil Rays, Rockies
4Angels, Astros, Diamondbacks, Dodgers, Indians, Mets, Pirates, Red Sox, Reds, Twins, White Sox, Yankees
3Braves, Brewers, Cardinals, Cubs, Mariners, Marlins, Orioles, Royals, Tigers
2Athletics, Blue Jays, Giants, Rangers
1Nationals, Phillies, Seibu (Japan)
0Padres

BY NATIONALITY
81United States
8Dominican Republic
7Venezuela
1Canada, Japan, Mexico, Puerto Rico

BY HOW THEY WERE SIGNED
45High school draft picks
33College draft picks
12International amateur free agents
4Junior college draft picks
1High school draft-and-follow, independent league draft pick, Japanese posted player, junior college draft-and-follow, nondrafted free agent, unaffiliated draft pick (no school or team)

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