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Fishology Episode 11: MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis

Daniel, Louis and Ely get MLB Pipeline senior writer Jim Callis to break down the methodology behind his newly updated Marlins top prospects list.

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MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis joins Daniel Rodriguez, Louis Addeo-Weiss and Ely Sussman to explain how he ranked the Top 30 prospects in the Marlins organization entering the 2023 season. Featured players include Eury Pérez, Jacob Berry, Max Meyer, Kahlil Watson, Cody Morissette, José Gerardo, Joe Mack, Paul McIntosh, Nasim Nuñez, Jacob Amaya, Sixto Sánchez and Victor Mesa Jr. The conversation concludes with early thoughts on the 2023 MLB Draft.

Enjoy Episode 11 of Fishology!

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Callis admits that he’s higher on Jacob Berry than other evaluators and believes very strongly in his offensive potential. He calls Paul McIntosh an “organizational favorite” among his Marlins sources and highlighted Sixto Sánchez and Kahlil Watson as his “toughest players to rank.”

1. Eury Pérez, 2. Jacob Berry, 3. Max Meyer, 4. Dax Fulton, 5. Jake Eder, 6. Joe Mack, 7. Yiddi Cappe, 8. Jacob Miller, 9. Jacob Amaya, 10. Jordan Groshans
1. Eury Pérez, 2. Jacob Berry, 3. Max Meyer, 4. Dax Fulton, 5. Jake Eder, 6. Joe Mack, 7. Yiddi Cappe, 8. Jacob Miller, 9. Jacob Amaya, 10. Jordan Groshans
11. Sixto Sánchez, 12. Xavier Edwards, 13. Kahlil Watson, 14. Victor Mesa Jr., 15. Ian Lewis, 16. Karson Milbrandt, 17. José Gerardo, 18. Antony Peguero, 19. Marco Vargas, 20. Cody Morissette
11. Sixto Sánchez, 12. Xavier Edwards, 13. Kahlil Watson, 14. Victor Mesa Jr., 15. Ian Lewis, 16. Karson Milbrandt, 17. José Gerardo, 18. Antony Peguero, 19. Marco Vargas, 20. Cody Morissette
21. Nasim Nuñez, 22. Ronald Hernández, 23. Nic Enright, 24. Josh Simpson, 25. Sean Reynolds, 26. George Soriano, 27. Evan Fitterer, 28. Paul McIntosh, 29. Troy Johnston, 30. Pat Monteverde
21. Nasim Nuñez, 22. Ronald Hernández, 23. Nic Enright, 24. Josh Simpson, 25. Sean Reynolds, 26. George Soriano, 27. Evan Fitterer, 28. Paul McIntosh, 29. Troy Johnston, 30. Pat Monteverde

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