by Mike Rogers 

I’m terrible with intro’s and don’t like to do them, so I’ll go with the quick-and-dirty method:

Who: Mike Rogers
What: Co-author/blogger/baseball nut
Where: Right here on Myron’s blog. And my own, occasionally.
When: When something link-worthy, discussion-worthy, or worthy of being analyzed happens with the Padres and/or baseball in general.
Why: This is the big’un. Myron and I have had some correspondence and he offered this opportunity to me out of the blue. A few moments of thinking and, well, why not? I like what Myron’s built here and like talking baseball (especially with numbers), so, here I am.

I haven’t come here to just introduce myself, I come bearing a couple of links…

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Here’s the final list:

1. Headley
2. Antonelli
3. Latos
4. Blanks
5. Hunter
6. LeBlanc
7. Carvajal
8. Kulbacki
9. Inman
10. Huffman
11. Hundley
12. Carrillo
13. Miller
14. Cumberland
15. Rincon

Again, thanks a bunch to all who participated. At some point, I’m going to put together a spreadsheet with all of the different Padre prospect lists out there, so we can compare them. Hopefully next year (if I’m still here blogging!) we’ll have more participants, although this was a great start.

Cumberland takes the #14 spot. This is as far as we’re going. I’ll wrap it up sometime next week with a look at our list compared to some other ones around the net. Anyway, thanks a lot for participating, whether you voted once or all 15 times. It was a fun little experiment and hopefully it will only grow next year.

1. Headley
2. Antonelli
3. Latos
4. Blanks
5. Hunter
6. LeBlanc
7. Carvajal
8. Kulbacki
9. Inman
10. Huffman
11. Hundley
12. Carrillo
13. Miller
14. Cumberland
15.

Drew Miller = #13. Only two spots left, so let’s finish strong … 

1. Headley
2. Antonelli
3. Latos
4. Blanks
5. Hunter
6. LeBlanc
7. Carvajal
8. Kulbacki
9. Inman
10. Huffman
11. Hundley
12. Carrillo
13. Miller
14. Cast your vote here

Cesar Carrillo edges out Edinson Rincon for the #12 spot. 

1. Headley
2. Antonelli
3. Latos
4. Blanks
5. Hunter
6. LeBlanc
7. Carvajal
8. Kulbacki
9. Inman
10. Huffman
11. Hundley
12. Carrillo
13. Vote away!

Nick Hundley takes the #11 spot with only 2 votes. Participation’s dwindling a bit so we’re only going to 15 (thanks to everyone who has played along!).

1. Headley
2. Antonelli
3. Latos
4. Blanks
5. Hunter
6. LeBlanc
7. Carvajal
8. Kulbacki
9. Inman
10. Huffman
11. Hundley
12. Vote in the comments

 Chad Huffman edges out Cesar Carrillo and Nick Hundley for the #10 spot.

1. Headley
2. Antonelli
3. Latos
4. Blanks
5. Hunter
6. LeBlanc
7. Carvajal
8. Kulbacki
9. Inman
10. Huffman
11. Vote here!

We’re tied up again for the number 10 spot. Get over there and vote if you haven’t yet. If the tie isn’t broken by Tuesday we’ll resort to … a prospect showdown.

I didn’t do the usual links post this week and I just feel sick about it. Expect some later today (Monday) or tomorrow at the latest.

Will Inman = #9:

1. Headley
2. Antonelli
3. Latos
4. Blanks
5. Hunter
6. LeBlanc
7. Carvajal
8. Kulbacki
9. Inman
10. Vote in the comments!

Kellen Kulbacki earns the #8 spot. You know the drill … vote for #9 here.

1. Headley
2. Antonelli
3. Latos
4. Blanks
5. Hunter
6. LeBlanc
7. Carvajal
8. Kulbacki
9.