Where Are They Now: Top Prospects of ‘98, #71-80

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Ducksnorts found this 2/21/2008 on www.knucklecurve.com [flag]
Previously… #91-100 #81-90 Welcome back to 1998. Dante Bichette led MLB with 219 hits, Jose Offerman led with 13 triples, and Mike Piazza signed a record-setting 7-year/$91 million deal with the Mets. Our latest re-examination of Baseball America ’s top 100 prospects from that year shows yet again how few of the best minor leaguers convert their potential into great ... [link]

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Published 2/21/2008 by Geoff Young at Ducksnorts
... I’m seriously stuck in the past. The latest installment in my re-examination of the top prospects of ‘98 is up at Knuckle Curve. Padres relevance? Rafael Medina checks in at #72, Ramon Hernandez at #74. ...

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