MLB Top 100 Prospects

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7:24a, 5/8/26
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Current list has Hacopian at #12, Sorrell at #25, and Grahovac at #32.
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7:33a, 5/8/26
My eye test tells me the order should be Sorrell, Grahovac, then Hacopian.

Grahovac has been extremely impressive this season. Super athletic, great versatility, and obviously hitting is a strength.
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In reply to barstoolexpert • 7:50a, 5/8/26
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Quick recap of write-up: Hacopian has the best tools but injuries dulled the season. Sorrell ia very good but too many swings and misses, tries to pull the ball with too steep of launch, projects as right fielder. Grahovac had a really good recap as really improving with the bat, but not great defense at third.
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In reply to mwlkr • 8:16a, 5/8/26
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Don't know about 3B fielding for GG, he's only played a few games there this year.

Hacopian can play on both sides of the IF which gives him an edge over the other 2. Gavin, if he continues his hot streak at the plate, will move up IMO & can continue to work on the alleged fielding issues.
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In reply to 12thMan9 • 8:26a, 5/8/26
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12thMan9 said:
Don't know about 3B fielding for GG, he's only played a few games there this year.

Hacopian can play on both sides of the IF which gives him an edge over the other 2. Gavin, if he continues his hot streak at the plate, will move up IMO & can continue to work on the alleged fielding issues.


Is GG definitely a 3B at the next level? He's been pretty elite as a 1B this season in his first season playing the position
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8:55a, 5/8/26
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If I was drafting it would be a tough choice be G and S, H would be third. Its weird to me that the one of the three who couldnt get it up for a month would so far ahead of the other 2.
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8:59a, 5/8/26
MLB draft is about positional value
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9:58a, 5/8/26
Let's see how that order changes as continue our march into greatness.
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In reply to barstoolexpert • 11:25a, 5/8/26
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barstoolexpert said:
My eye test tells me the order should be Sorrell, Grahovac, then Hacopian.

Grahovac has been extremely impressive this season. Super athletic, great versatility, and obviously hitting is a strength.

Sorrell has probably the highest ceiling of the three, but lowest floor. He has great power and plays great defense but the swing and miss in his game is holding him back a bit and will knock him down a peg on draft boards.

Grahovac definitely has moved up draft boards this season and I'm not sure what the knock on him is besides not knowing what position he ends up at long term.

Hacopian of course hasn't had the season of those two, but its hard to knock him based off the litany of injuries he's had. His best qualities come from his low chase and swing and miss rate. He makes contact at an elite level and has power when he finds the barrel.
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In reply to Kwall94 • 11:33a, 5/8/26
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12thMan9 said:
Don't know about 3B fielding for GG, he's only played a few games there this year.

Hacopian can play on both sides of the IF which gives him an edge over the other 2. Gavin, if he continues his hot streak at the plate, will move up IMO & can continue to work on the alleged fielding issues.


Is GG definitely a 3B at the next level? He's been pretty elite as a 1B this season in his first season playing the position

I think there's been mentions of him moving to a corner outfield role or staying at 3rd. MLB loves their lefty 1Bs.
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2:04p, 5/8/26
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Perfect Game's latest mock draft has Sorrell going to the Astros at 17. That'd be sweet
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4:08p, 5/8/26
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GG played most of the AU series at third, and was spectacular.
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4:16p, 5/8/26
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Sorrell has struck out 29.6% of his college at bats. That's got to be a huge red flag. 139 Ks in 458 AB.
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In reply to Rec • 4:16p, 5/8/26
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Rec said:
If I was drafting it would be a tough choice be G and S, H would be third. Its weird to me that the one of the three who couldnt get it up for a month would so far ahead of the other 2.
Healthy last year he slashed .375/.502/.656 with 14 HRs and 61 RBIs. His bat to ball is the best on the team and I don't think it's particularly close. If he profiles as a 2B he'll have major offensive positional upside
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Yeah Sorrell or Gavin are 1A/1B for me. It would really depend on organizational depth
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Sorrell may struggle in the pros at first. His swing and miss rate is too high.
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In reply to AoH • 11:22a
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In reply to vander54 • 12:21p
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He has struck out 30% of his ABs against college pitching all 3 years. He's got 63 hits and 56 Ks this year. He hasn't improved in that category at all in 3 years. I hope he turns into Ted Williams but what has he shown that leads you to that comment?
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In reply to jja79 • 12:39p
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jja79 said:
He has struck out 30% of his ABs against college pitching all 3 years. He's got 63 hits and 56 Ks this year. He hasn't improved in that category at all in 3 years. I hope he turns into Ted Williams but what has he shown that leads you to that comment?


My comment that his swing and miss rate is too high?
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In reply to vander54 • 12:42p
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You said he may struggle in the pros in the beginning. I guess we're saying the same thing. He hasn't improved that skill in 3 college years so I'm not sure that struggle would be limited to early in his pro career.
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