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Prospect Number One

I like how other sites vote on the top 30 list. Let us start with the top spot.

1. James McDonald - Drafted way back in the incredible 2002 draft with 11th pick. Followed up his sensational 2007 campaign with a solid one between AA/AAA. Ended the season on a high note picking up the mess Billingsley left us. Might be the 4th or 5th option in the 2009 rotation.

2. Scott Elbert - Number one pick in 2004. Missed most of 2007 and came back in 2008 to work out of the bullpen. Showed up in the Dodger bullpen in Sept and had some bright moments. Hopefully his arm strength has returned and will be returned back to the rotation in 2009.  If not, he will be a power arm in the bullpen and could a closer.

3. Ivan DeJesus - Number two pick in 2005. With Carlos Santana gone I don't think anyone increased their stock more then DeJesus. He added a modicum of power to go along with his excellent plate discipline. Played a lot of 2nd after making the Future All-Star game.

4. Andrew Lambo - Number 4 pick in 2007. The high flying Lambo jumped High A and then wrecked havoc upon AA in limited at bats. I think he's flying under the radar for non Dodger fans. High School 1st baseman has made the leap to RF but if Loney doesn't produce he could be the future 1st baseman.

Poll
Number one Prospect
James McDonald
51 votes
Scott Elbert
7 votes
Ivan DeJesus
3 votes
Andrew Lambo
16 votes

77 votes | Poll has closed

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If Elbert wasn’t such a health risk or if I wasn’t worried he’s going to be limited to the ’pen, I would have voted for him.

Dodger Fever: Catch it every summer; head to the ER every October.

by Tango and Cash on Oct 31, 2008 3:42 PM PDT reply actions  

Time for the next step

Looks like McDonald is the landslide winner for top prospect and Lambo a clear 2nd. Before I put up my next poll, looking for suggestions on who should join Elbert and DeJesus for the next vote. Is their any prospect you’d consider better then them right now, or should it just be a runoff between the two of them?

Patience is for those who die waiting for something to happen

by Phil Gurnee on Nov 1, 2008 9:48 AM PDT reply actions  

I think you got the top four right, and I don’t see anyone else as that close. But maybe some people would like Martin’s potential?

I voted McDonald, but it was close for me, and I’d take Dejesus second. It does look like I’m in a minority though.

by dan310 on Nov 1, 2008 11:13 AM PDT up reply actions  

I'd take DeJesus 2nd also

so I think I’ll go ahead and put up a run off between DeJesus and Lambo.

Patience is for those who die waiting for something to happen

by Phil Gurnee on Nov 1, 2008 11:24 AM PDT up reply actions  

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Pos No Player 2012 Salary
C 17 Ellis $500,000 team control
1B 7 Loney $6,375,000
2B 14 Ellis $2,500,000
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SS 9 Gordon $485,000 team control
LF 21 Rivera $4,000,000
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RF 16 Ethier $10,950,000

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SP 22 Kershaw $6,000,000
SP 58 Billingsley $9,000,000
SP 29 Lilly $12,000,000
SP 35 Capuano $3,000,000
SP 44
Harang $3,000,000

CL 54 Guerra $485,000 team control
RHP 74
Jansen $500,000 team control
RHP 55 Guerrier $4,750,000
RHP 60 Coffey $1,000,000
RHP 66 MacDougal $650,000
LHP 57 Elbert $485,000 team control
RHP 36
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TJ 41 De La Rosa $485,000 team control



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Pierre $3,050,000 deferred
Furcal $3,000,000 deferred
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Garland $1,500,000 option buyout
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$112,162,432

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59 Angel Guzman rhp
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47 Wil Ledezma lhp
31
72 Shane Lindsay rhp
27
62 Fernando Nieve rhp 29
73 Scott Rice lhp 30
70 Will Savage rhp
27
71 Ryan Tucker rhp
25
28 Jamey Wright rhp
37

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82 Griff Erickson c 24
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67 Jeff Baisley 3b/1b 29
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