John Mayo just came out with his top 20 for the A's

I like most of the selections, Alcantara's rating was a little aggressive, same with the Yordy Cabrera

on the flip side, Milone's rating was a little conservative, also don't see how Vollmuth or Straily aren't on the list

It's in the ESPN Insider paywall, but it's exciting to see how high Parker, and even Cole is rated.

1. Jarrod Parker, RHP (31)
2. A.J. Cole, RHP (33)
3. Sonny Gray, RHP (73)
4. Michael Choice, OF (77)
5. Derek Norris, C (93)
6. Grant Green, CF
7. Brad Peacock, RHP
8. Raul Alcantara, RHP
9. Max Stassi, C
10. Chris Carter, 1B

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Sickels did a Q&A thread in which a few A's questions were asked. Here's the 3 I saw.

On Pitching ETA's
ETAs if I am dictator
Gray: 2013 sometime
Peacock: mid-season 2012 after 10-12 Triple-A starts
Milone: April 2012
Parker: mid-season 2012 after 10-12 Triple-A starts

Brad Peacock: Do you think he can strike out 200 guys in a season and who currently in the majors could be a good comp for his upside?
No, I don’t see Peacock as a 200-K guy.

Comp…hm….have to think on that one.

Sonny Gray: Gut feeling, does he remain a SP as a big leaguer?
gut feeling: starter

Compilation of top 10 A’s prospect lists – Parker #1, Choice #2, Peacock #3 – with 4 pitchers in the top 5...

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Is it a coincidence that Belichick shares the same initials as our own Dear Leader?