With today being July 2nd, news of IFA signings will be coming fast and furious all day. The Yankees have scheduled a 6 PM news conference to announce the signing of IFA Catcher Gary Sanchez according to Jorge Arangure. The Cards are expected to announce a deal with Wagner Mateo sometime today, and expect the Mets to lock up Juan Urbina early on as well.

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Ben Badler has his Top 25 IFA list out to help us sort these guys out, and I’ll post updates as they happen with a blurb or two about their skill sets.

1. Miguel Sano, SS, Dominican Republic
2. Wagner Mateo, CF, Dominican Republic
3. Gary Sanchez, C, Dominican Republic
4. Guillermo Pimentel, CF, Dominican Republic
5. Jose Vincio, SS, Dominican Republic
6. Luis Sardinas, SS, Venezuela

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7. Cheslor Cuthbert, 3B, Nicaragua
8. Juan Urbina, LHP, Venezuela
9. Daniel Sanchez, RHP, Venezuela
10. Jose Pena, RHP, Dominican Republic

11. Edgar Ferreira, LHP, Dominican Republic
12. Jochi Ogando, RHP, Dominican Republic
13. Jacob Beltre, C, Dominican Republic
14. Victor Payano, LHP, Dominican Republic
15. Jurickson Profar, RHP/SS, Curacao
16. Luis Jolly, CF, Dominican Republic
17. Johendi Jiminian, RHP, Dominican Republic

18. Santo Aybar, SS, Dominican Republic
19. Leonardo Perdomo, RHP, Dominican Republic

20. Rosel Herrera, SS, Dominican Republic
21. Wilfredo Solano, SS, Venezuela

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22. Santiago Nesi, C, Venezuela
23. Jorge Polanco, SS, Dominican Republic
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24. Jairo Kelly, SS, Dominican Republic
25. Humberto Valor, SS, Venezuela

Its important to remember that these kids are 16 years old, so there’s plenty of room for growth and much can change in the 4-5 years between now and when you might start seeing them in the bigs. Many of the best IFA’s turn out to not be the lesser signings, not the big bonus ones.

 

0 Responses to BA's Top 25 IFA List

  1. Yankee1010 says:

    I found it interesting that these rankings were not based on talent, but rather on the amount of money they would receive as bonuses.

    While it seems logical that there would be a strong correlation, I think after the first 5 guys or so, there is not going to be a stark difference between the next batch of kids.

    By the way, Arangure says that they signed Damian Arredondo for $850,000 and he’s hearing $400,000 for Christopher Cabrera.

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