Twins Prospect Power Rankings: v.2

Here is our second installment of the Twins Prospect Power Rankings. These rankings are not the best prospects in the Twins organization, but rather who is playing the best right now.

Rank	PRV	Name	Team	Comments	Stock Status
1	2	Danny Valencia	NBR	Valencia was recently promoted to New Britain after tearing up the Florida State League.  A great hitter, Valencia could be the third baseman of the future for the Twins.	Rising
2	3	Ty Robertson	FTM	Everyone was surprised with Robertson was not promoted to New Britain, but he anchors the Miracle pitching staff.  The left-hander currently leads the organization in ERA.	Steady
3	4	Jeff Manship	NBR	Like Valenica, Manship was also recently promoted to New Britain, which was a move everyone saw coming.  He is the complete package on the mound.	Rising
4	5	Ben Revere	BEL	Revere does not have much more to prove in Beloit, as the MWL All-Star is currently batting well over .400.  He is very young, so he may stick with Beloit all season.	Steady
5	1	Luke Hughes	NBR	Hughes' numbers are very hard to ignore, and he could be promoted to Rochester very soon.  He hits the ball to all fields, and can hit for power.	Steady
6	6	Steven Singleton	FTM	Singleton was finally promoted to Fort Myers, and will fill the void left by the promotions of Brian Dinkelman and Danny Valencia.  A great hitter who should make an instant impact.	Steady
7	9	Anthony Slama	FTM	I really do not understand why he was not promoted to New Britain, but Slama is now the only closer on the Miracle pitching staff.  His earned run average is sick this season.	Rising
8	7	Ryan Mullins	NBR	Mullins continues to impress at New Britain, and is one of the top left-handers in the Twins organization.  A promotion to Rochester could be in the cards.	Steady
9	12	Steven Tolleson	NBR	Tolleson is mashing the ball at the Double-A level, and is currently batting well over .300.  Using the whole field, Tolleson might be slated for Rochester.	Rising
10	24	Jose Morales	ROC	Morales is the best hitting catcher in the Twins organization, and continues to hit well in Triple-A.  If Mike Redmond retires, you are looking at Joe Mauer's backup for a long time.	Blazing
11	11	Robert Delaney	NBR	After being a dominant closer in the Florida State League, Delaney will try his hand at the Double-A level.  A FSL All-Star, Delaney has sky-rocketed through the Twins system.	Rising
12	16	Brian Dinkelman	NBR	Dinkelman is another guy who was recently promoted to Double-A New Britain, after hitting very well in the Florida State League.  He is a gap hitter who uses the entire field to hit for a high average.	Rising
13	NR	Cole Devries	FTM	I am not sure how much Devries has left to prove at the High-A level, but he joins Robertson at the top of the Miracle pitching staff.  He will be key to the Miracle's chase for the FSL championship.	Blazing
14	NR	Trevor Plouffe	ROC	The top infield prospect in the Twins organization, Plouffe was recently promoted to Rochester.  He will play third and short for the Red Wings, and is the team's shortstop of the future.	Rising
15	NR	Brian Duensing	ROC	Duensing has been stellar during his time with the Rochester Red Wings, both last year, and this year.  A strong presence on the mound, Duensing may get the call this season.	Rising
16	NR	Garrett Jones	ROC	Not much left for Jones to prove at the Minor League level, as he is once again tearing up International League pitching.  If only the Twins had room for him at the Major League level.	Rising
17	13	Chris Parmelee	BEL	It has been an up and down season for Parmelee, but he is highly regarded in the Twins organization.  He has plus power, drives in runs in bunches, but strikes out for a high total.	Steady
18	14	Alex Burnett	FTM	Burnett has been touched up a bit lately, but is the top innings eater in the Twins organization.  A good right-hander, Burnett is very young for High-A ball.	Steady
19	10	Dustin Martin	NBR	Martin has struggled a bit with the bat lately, but remains a great cog in the New Britain lineup.  A good hitter with speed, Martin has been a great pick up for the Twins organization.	Steady
20	NR	Santos Arias	BEL	Arias has been a beast since joining the Beloit Snappers rotation, and is one of the top starters in the Midwest League lately.  He is a great strikeout guy who does not walk many, and is now someone to keep your eye on.	Rising
21	NR	Chris Cates	BEL	The small infielder has played much bigger than his stature lately, and was recently added to the Midwest League Western All-Star team.  He is a good hitter, who is very pesky at the plate.	Rising
22	NR	Randy Ruiz	ROC	Ruiz has been a pleasant surprise for the Rochester Red Wings, and has become quite a run producer.  He is currently in the top-5 in the organization in home runs and RBI.	Rising
23	25	Ben Julianel	NBR	Julianel has been a top relief pitcher for the New Britain Rock Cats in 2008, and will join Delaney to form a good one-two combination in the New Britain bullpen.	Steady
24	NR	Juan Portes	FTM	Portes is a great utility guy, who can play almost every position in the field.  He is also a very good hitter, who is batting close to .300 for the year in Fort Myers.	Rising
25	NR	Whitney Robbins	FTM	Robbins is starting to mash the ball for the Fort Myers Miracle, and is showing the kind of poise at the plate that he did when joined the Twins organization.	Rising