2013 Toronto Blue Jays Consensus Top 34 Prospects

Introduction

I have created a cumulative prospect list for each team based on other (more knowledgeable) peoples’ lists. Each time a prospect appears on a list, he gets a number of points (21 minus his ranking). The prospect with the largest amount of points is ranked first. I will be posting each team once they have been completed by all of my sources. You can find a link to all of the other teams top prospects on the Team Prospects page. Clicking on the links below will take you to the team’s list on each respective site.

You can also view the 2012 Toronto Blue Jays prospect list.

Lists

Baseball America

Baseball Instinct

Baseball Prospect Nation

Baseball Prospectus

Bullpen Banter

Fangraphs

Keith Law (ESPN Insider)

Minor League Ball (John Sickels)

Major League Baseball (Jonathan Mayo)

MLB Prospect Portal

Razzball

Prospect 361

The List

The “Change” column describes how the prospect’s status changed from 2012. A positive number means the prospect moved up in the list, while a negative number means he moved down. A prospect’s name is green if he is new to the organization this year.

Rank	Player	Total	Change
1	Aaron Sanchez	239	8
2	Roberto Osuna	214	26
3	D.J. Davis	203	1st Rd Draft
4	Marcus Stroman	200	1st Rd Draft
5	Matt Smoral	179	Comp A Draft
6	Daniel Norris	178	1
7	Sean Nolin	158
8	John Stilson	104	15
9	Santiago Nessy	77
10	Alberto Tirado	73	Dominican IFA
11	A.J. Jimenez	64	0
12	Adonys Cardona	60	-2
13	Anthony Alford	57	3rd Rd Draft
14	Deck McGuire	46	-6
14	Christian Lopes	46
16	Chase DeJong	42	2nd Rd Draft
17	Franklin Barreto	36	Venezuelan IFA
18	Tyler Gonzales	27	Comp A Draft
19	Mitch Nay	26	Comp A Draft
20	Kevin Pillar	23
21	Matt Dean	17	-1
22	Dwight Smith Jr.	16	-3
23	Yeyfry Del Rosario	10
24	Jacob Anderson	8	-11
24	Dawel Lugo	8	Dominican IFA
26	Chad Jenkins	6	-1
27	Dalton Pompey	5
28	Griffin Murphy	4
29	Chris Hawkins	3	-13
29	Ryan Goins	3
31	Jeremy Gabryszwski	2
31	Danny Barnes	2
33	Andy Burns	1
33	Javier Avendano	1

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Here is a spreadsheet that contains all of the 2013 Toronto Blue Jays prospect rankings in one place.

2012 Prospects Not on 2013 List

Graduated:
Anthony Gose, #3
Drew Hutchison, #5
Moises Sierra, #25

Traded:
Travis d’Arnaud, #1 – to the Mets in the R.A. Dickey trade
Jake Marisnick, #2 - to the Marlins in the Jose Reyes trade
Noah Syndergaard, #4 - to the Mets in the R.A. Dickey trade
Justin Nicolino, #6 – to the Marlins in the Jose Reyes trade
Adeiny Hechavarria, #12 - to the Marlins in the Jose Reyes trade
Asher Wojciechowski, #14 – to the Astros in the most boring 10-player deal ever
Joe Musgrove, #15 - to the Astros in the most boring 10-player deal ever
Carlos Perez, #17 - to the Astros in the most boring 10-player deal ever
Kevin Comer, #18 - to the Astros in the most boring 10-player deal ever

Dropped Off:
Marcus Knecht, #21
Dickie Joe Thon, #22
Joel Carreno, #24
Kellen Sweeney, #27
Michael Crouse, #28

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