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Weekly Top 10 Highest Priced Modern Baseball Cards

Each week we will take a look at the Top 10 Highest priced active items on Ebay’s auction format from the modern baseball card era

#1 Manny Machado 2010 Bowman Chrome Red Refractor Autograph /5
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#2 Andrew McCutchen 2004 Bowman Chrome Aflac Refractor Autograph Graded BGS Pristine 10/10
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#3 Jacob Turner 2011 Bowman Chrome Superfractor Autograph 1/1
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#4 Mike Trout 2009 Bowman Chrome Autograph Graded BGS Pristine 10
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#5 Manny Machado 2010 Bowman Chrome Gold Refractor Autograph /50 Graded BGS 9.5/10
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#6 Derek Jeter 1993 SP Rookie Graded PSA 9
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#7 Mike Trout 2011 Bowman Chrome Superfractor 1/1
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#8 Mike Trout 2009 Bowman Chrome Refractor Autograph /500 Graded BGS 9.5/10
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#9 Mickey Mantle 2012 Topps Tier One Cut Signature 1/1
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#10 Trevor Story 2011 Bowman Chrome Superfractor Autograph 1/1 Graded PSA 10
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Weekly Top 10 Highest Priced Modern Baseball Cards

Each week we will take a look at the Top 10 Highest priced active items on Ebay’s auction format from the modern baseball card era

#1 Mike Trout 2009 Bowman Chrome Refractor Autograph /500 Graded BGS 10 Pristine
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#2 Jacob Turner 2011 Bowman Chrome Superfractor 1/1 Autograph
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#3 Mike Trout 2009 Bowman Chrome Blue Refractor Autograph Graded BGS 9
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#4 Bryce Harper 2012 Bowman Platinum MONDO Bat Plate 1/1
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#5 Don Mattingly, Cal Ripken Jr, Ryne Sandberg, Daryl Strawberry, Ken Griffey Jr, Jose Canseco, Roger Clemens, Wade Boggs 2012 SP Signature 80’s Hot List Autograph /2
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#6 Bryce Harper 2011 Bowman Chrome Gold Refractor Autograph /50
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#7 Tim Lincecum 2007 Bowman Sterling Black Refractor Autograph /25 Graded BGS 9.5/10
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#8 Manny Machado 2010 Bowman Chrome Red Refractor Autograph /5
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#9 Yu Darvish 2012 Bowman Chrome Orange Refractor /25 Graded BGS 9.5/10
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#10 Mike Trout 2012 Allen & Ginter Mini Wood Card 1/1
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Baltimore Orioles 2012 Mid-Season Top 5 Prospect Rankings

By: J.P. Schwartz
@Jaypers413

As we are now halfway into the season and the signing deadline for 2012 draft picks has passed, here is my revised list of top 5 prospects in the Baltimore Orioles organization.

Remember, a prospect must have fewer than 130 ABs or 50 IP in the Major Leagues to qualify.
(Stats through 7/17/2012)

1) Dylan Bundy
Highest Level: High-A Frederick Keys
2012 Stats:
MILB: 5-3, 1.73ERA, 67.2IP, 14BB, 82K, .162BAA

2) Manny Machado
Highest Level: AA Bowie Baysox
2012 Stats: .259, 22(2B), 3(3B), 8HR, 50RBI, 12SB

3) Kevin Gausman
Highest Level: 2012 Draft Pick – Has Not Played

4) Jonathan Schoop
Highest Level: AA Bowie Baysox
2012 Stats: .252, 15(2B), 1(3B), 11HR, 37RBI

5) L.J. Hoes
Highest Level: AAA Norfolk Tides
2012 Stats: .291, 19(2B), 6(3B), 4HR, 34RBI, 17SB

Send your questions or feedback to J.P. on twitter @Jaypers413

Weekly Top 10 Highest Priced Modern Baseball Cards

Each week we will take a look at the Top 10 Highest priced active items on Ebay’s auction format from the modern baseball card era.

#1 Babe Ruth 1999 Upper Deck A Piece Of History 500 Home Run Club Bat
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#2 Ichiro 2001 SP Authentic Chirography Autograph /100 Graded BGS 9.5/10
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#3 Ichiro 2011 Leaf Metal Patch Autograph /25
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#4 Derek Jeter 1993 Stadium Club Murphy Graded BGS 10
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#5 Hank Aaron 2011 Topps Tier One Jumbo Patch /10
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#6 Bryce Harper 2011 Bowman Sterling Black Refractor Autograph /25
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#7 Hank Aaron 2011 Topps Triple Threads White Whale 12x Patch Autograph Plate 1/1
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#8 Manny Machado 2010 Bowman Chrome Orange Refractor Autograph /25 Graded BGS 9/10
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#9 Paul Goldschmidt 2011 Bowman Chrome Gold Refractor /50 Graded BGS 9.5/10
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#10 Alex Rodriguez 1994 Upper Deck SP Graded BGS 9.5
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2012 Baltimore Orioles Top 15 Prospect Rankings

By: J.P. Schwartz
@Jaypers413 on Twitter
JP’s FreedomCardboard Blog

2012 Baltimore Orioles Top 15 Prospect Rankings

Every year at this time I like to rank each team’s top prospects. My criteria is based upon both past performance and future potential to his parent team. This is my ranking of the 2012 Baltimore Orioles Top Prospects.

To qualify, a prospect must have fewer than 130 at-bats or 50 innings in MLB

#1 Dylan Bundy RHP
Born: 11/15/1992
Highest Level Reached: 1st Round Pick 2011 MLB Draft
2011 Combined Stats: Did Not Play In 2011

#2 Manny Machado SS
Born: 7/6/1992
Highest Level Reached: High-A Frederick Keys
2011 Combined Stats: .257, 20(2B), 5(3B), 11HR, 50RBI, 11SB

#3 Jonathan Schoop 3B
Born: 10/16/1991
Highest Level Reached: High-A Frederick Keys
2011 Combined Stats: .290, 24(2B), 5(3B), 13HR, 71RBI, 12SB

#4 Jason Esposito 3B
Born: 7/19/1990
Highest Level Reached: 2nd Round Pick 2011 MLB Draft
2011 Combined Stats: Did Not Play In 2011

#5 Nicky Delmonico C/3B
Born: 7/12/1992
Highest Level Reached: 6th Round Pick 2011 MLB Draft
2011 Combined Stats: Did Not Play In 2011

#6 L.J. Hoes 2B
Born: 3/5/1990
Highest Level Reached: Double-A Bowie Baysox
2011 Combined Stats: .285, 24(2B), 1(3B), 9HR, 71RBI, 20SB

#7 Eduardo Rodriguez LHP
Born: 4/7/1993
Highest Level Reached: Short-A Aberdeen Ironbirds
2011 Combined Stats: 1-1, 2.22ERA, 48.2IP, 18BB, 50K, .193BAA

#8 Xavier Avery OF
Born: 1/1/1990
Highest Level Reached: Double-A Bowie Baysox
2011 Combined Stats: .259, 31(2B), 2(3B), 4HR, 26RBI, 36SB

#9 Parker Bridwell RHP
Born: 8/2/1991
Highest Level Reached: Low-A Delmarva Shorebirds
2011 Combined Stats: 2-8, 5.26ERA, 75.1IP, 35BB, 70K, .271BAA

#10 Johnny Ruettiger OF
Born: 9/21/1989
Highest Level Reached: 8th Round Pick 2011 MLB Draft
2011 Combined Stats: Did Not Play In 2011

#11 Glynn Davis OF
Born: 12/7/1991
Highest Level Reached: High-A Frederick Keys
2011 Combined Stats: .284, 16(2B), 2HR, 16RBI, 24SB

#12 Bobby Bundy RHP
Born: 1/13/1990
Highest Level Reached: Double-A Bowie Baysox
2011 Combined Stats: 12-8, 3.51ERA, 136IP, 42BB, 113K, .247BAA

#13 Kyle Simon RHP
Born: 8/18/1990
Highest Level Reached: Low-A Delmarva Shorebirds
2011 Combined Stats: 1-2, 2.16ERA, 1SV, 16.2IP, 5BB, 9K, .161BAA

#14 Roderick Bernadina OF
Born: 8/10/1992
Highest Level Reached: Rookie League GCL Orioles
2011 Combined Stats: .239, 14(2B), 3(3B), 4HR, 28RBI

#15 Mike Wright RHP
Born: 1/3/1990
Highest Level Reached: Low-A Delmarva Shorebirds
2011 Combined Stats: 3-2, 5.72ERA, 45.2IP, 10BB, 42K, .279BAA

2011 Baltimore Orioles Top 15 Prospects Post Season Report Card

With the 2011 minor league season complete we check in on the progress of each of the Baltimore Orioles preseason Top 15 prospects as ranked by our prospect ranker J.P. Schwartz The post season grading report was done by the publisher of Top Prospect Alert, not Mr. Schwartz, and reflects only the 2011 season and not future upside or downside of the individual prospect. Our 2012 preseason rankings will be published in the coming months.

#1 Manny Machado GRADE: B
Machado batted a combined .257 with 20 Doubles, 5 Triples, 11 Home Runs, 50 RBI’s between the Low-A Delmarva Shorebirds and High-A Ferderick Keys. He also stole 11 bases on the season. Machado struck out just 73 times in 101 games.

#2 Zach Britton GRADE: B
Britton has spent most of 2011 with the Orioles going 9-9 with a 4.22ERA through September 6th. He walked 48 and struck out 83 in 128 big league innings. Britton’s stats are skewed slightly by two starts in July in which he allowed 13 earned runs in what totaled one inning of work. In the minors this year Britton went a combined 0-3 with a 4.32ERA in four starts between the Double-A Bowie Baysox and Triple-A Norfolk Tides.

#3 Mychal Givens GRADE C-
Givens hit a combined .243 with 16 Doubles, 2 Triples, 1 Home Run, and 45 RBI’s between the Short-A Aberdeen IronBirds and Low-A Delmarva. He tallied 20 stolen bases on the season. Givens struggled greatly batting just .195 in 57 games for the Shorebirds before being demoted to Short-A once the NY Penn League started up.

#4 Dan Klein GRADE B-
Up until a shoulder injury sidelined him for the remainder of the 2011 season, Klein went a combined 3-1 with a 1.11ERA in 32.1 innings between High-A Frederick and Double-A Bowie. He walked 6 and struck out 37 batters. Opposing hitters batted just .197 against Klein.

#5 Xavier Avery GRADE C
Avery batted .259 with 31 Doubles, 2 Triples, 4 Home Runs, and 26 RBI’s for Double-A Bowie. He also stole 36 bases on the year. The biggest knock on Avery’s season was his plate discipline. He struck out 156 times in 138 games.

#6 Matt Hobgood GRADE D
Hobgood was a combined 0-6 with a 8.76ERA for the GCL Orioles and Short-A Aberdeen. He walked 26 and struck out 22 in 37 innings of work. Opposing batters hit .331 combined off of Hobgood. Short-A hitters batted .360 off of him.

#7 Wynn Pelzer GRADE C
Pelzer went 5-8 with a 4.00ERA in 87.2 innings between Double-A Bowie and Triple-A Norfolk. He walked 54 and struck out 72 batters. Opposing hitters batted .259 off Pelzer on the year.

#8 Ryan Berry GRADE C
Berry lost most of his 2011 season to shoulder tendinitis before coming back in the second half. He went a combined 1-1 with a 3.47ERA in 36.1 innings across the GCL Orioles, Short-A Aberdeen, and High-A Frederick. He walked 15 and struck out 32. Opposing hitters batted .248 off Berry.

#9 Jake Cowan GRADE C+
Cowan was a tough luck combined 0-7 with a 3.92ERA between Short-A Aberdeen and Low-A Delmarva. He walked 39 and struck out 78 in 82.2 innings of work. Opposing batters hit just .234 off of Cowan.

#10 Clay Schrader GRADE A
Schrader went a combined 2-2 with 5 saves and a 1.57ERA between Low-A Delmarva and High-A Frederick. He walked 32 and struck out 73 in 46 innings of work. Opposing batters hit an absurdly low .123 against Schrader this season.

#11 L.J. Hoes GRADE B+
Hoes batted a combined .285 with 24 Doubles, 1 Triple, 9 Home Runs, and 71 RBI’s between High-A Frederick and Double-A Bowie. He also stole 20 bases. He drew 53 walks and struck out just 81 times in 136 games. In 95 games at Bowie, Hoes batted .305.

#12 Brandon Snyder GRADE C-
Snyder hit .261 with 21 Doubles, 1 Triple, 14 Home Runs, and 71 RBI’s for Triple-A Norfolk. It was his third season in Triple-A and his On Base Percentage and Slugging Percentage were both lower than in 2010 at the same level. In six big league games with the Orioles, Snyder batted .231 with a Double and a RBI.

#13 Trent Mummey GRADE C
Mummey hit a combined .292 with 4 Doubles, 4 Triples, 3 Home Runs, and 22 RBI’s between Low-A Delmarva and High-A Frederick in 29 games before a season ending hamstring injury. He had also stolen 19 bases before getting hurt.

#14 Jonathan Schoop GRADE B+
Schoop batted .290 with 24 Doubles, 5 Triples, 13 Home Runs and 72 RBI’s combined between Low-A Delmarva and High-A Frederick. He also stole 12 bases on the season.

#15 Parker Bridwell GRADE C-
Bridwell went a combined 2-8 with a 5.26ERA in 75.1 innings between Short-A Aberdeen and Low-A Delmarva. He walked 35 batters and struck out 70. Opposing hitters batted .271 against Bridwell. He had a 7.06 ERA in five Low-A starts to close out the season following his promotion.

Thursday’s Notable Minor League Home Runs

AAA:
Jesus Montero New York Yankees – Home Run #16 & #17

Dayan Viciedo Chicago White Sox – Home Run #20

Brandon Guyer Tampa Bay Rays – Home Run #13

Clint Robinson Kansas City Royals – Home Run #22

Jerry Sands Los Angeles Dodgers – Home Run #27

Tim Federowicz Los Angeles Dodgers – Home Run #5

AA:
Andrew Lambo Pittsburgh Pirates – Home Run #7

Bryan Holaday Detroit Tigers – Home Run #5

Reese Havens New York Mets – Home Run #5

Ernesto Mejia Atlanta Braves – Home Run #22

High-A:
Manny Machado Baltimore Orioles – Home Run #5

Steven Bumbry Baltimore Orioles – Home Run #11

Adam Abraham Cleveland Indians – Home Run #15

Justin Bour Chicago Cubs – Home Run #23

Kyle Conley St Louis Cardinals – Home Run #12

Mike Olt Texas Rangers – Home Run #12 & #13

Nick Ciolli Chicago White Sox – Home Run #12 & #13

Andy Wilkins Chicago White Sox – Home Run #19 & #20

Gary Brown San Francisco Giants – Home Run #11 & #12

Daniel Carroll Seattle Mariners – Home Run #15

Joe Dunigan Seattle Mariners – Home Run #6, #7, & #8

Low-A:
Christian Yelich Florida Marlins – Home Run #13

Delino Deshields Houston Astros – Home Run #8

Domingo Santana Houston Astros – Home Run #11

Anthony Hewitt Philadlephia Phillies – Home Run #14

Monday’s Notable Minor League Home Runs

AAA:
Jerad Head Cleveland Indians – Home Run #23

Cody Overbeck Philadelphia Phillies – Home Run #5

Ryan Lavarnway Boston Red Sox – Home Run #16

Daniel Nava Boston Red Sox – Home Run #7

Stefan Gartrell Atlanta Braves – Home Run #25

Tim Beckham Tampa Bay Rays – Home Run #1

Russ Canzler Tampa Bay Rays – Home Run #17

Jerry Sands Los Angeles Dodgers – Home Run #23

Adron Chambers St Louis Cardinals – Home Run #10

Jeremy Moore Los Angeles Angels – Home Run #13

Chris Carter Oakland Athletics – Home Run #11

AA:
Hak Ju Lee Tampa Bay Rays – Home Run #1

Grant Green Oakland Athletics – Home Run #8

Wilin Rosario Colorado Rockies – Home Run #17

Jonathan Villar Houston Astros – Home Run #9

Matt Adams St Louis Cardinals – Home Run #28

High-A:
Manny Machado Baltimore Orioles – Home Run #4

David Mailman Boston Red Sox – Home Run #7

Bobby Borchering Arizona Diamondbacks – Home Run #20

Tommy Joseph San Francisco Giants – Home Run #18

Angelo Songco Los Angeles Dodgers – Home Run #25

Joe Terdoslavich Atlanta Braves – Home Run #17

Denny Almonte Seattle Mariners – Home Run #20

Low-A:
Jonathan Rodriguez St Louis Cardinals – Home Run #16

Carlos Moncrief Cleveland Indians – Home Run #14

Derrick Dietrich New York Mets – Home Run #18

Leon Landry Los Angeles Dodgers – Home Run #3

Evan Gattis Atlanta Braves – Home Run #20 & #21

Edward Salcedo Atlanta Braves – Home Run #12

Marcell Ozuna Florida Marlins – Home Run #19

Kevin Keyes Washington Nationals – Home Run #11

Trayce Thompson Chicago White Sox – Home Run #21

Monday’s Notable Minor League Home Runs

AAA:
Chris Marrero Washington Nationals – Home Run #14

Beau Mills Cleveland Indians – Home Run #3

Stephen Lombardozzi Washington Nationals – Home Run #4

Carlos Peguero Seattle Mariners – Home Run #10

Brett Pill San Francisco Giants – Home Run #23

Ryan Adams Baltimore Orioles – Home Run #10

Bryan LaHair Chicago Cubs – Home Run #30

Tyler Greene St Louis Cardinals – Home Run #8 & #9

Jorge Cantu Colorado Rockies – Home Run #1

Drew Locke Houston Astros – Home Run #6 & #7

Tim Federowicz Los Angeles Dodgers – Home Run #3

Jose Lopez Florida Marlins – Home Run #8 & #9

Taylor Green Milwaukee Brewers – Home Run #20

AA:
Michael Bianucci – Texas Rangers – Home Run #26

High-A:
Manny Machado Baltimore Orioles – Home Run #3

Xavier Scruggs St Louis Cardinals – Home Run #12 & #13

Wade Gaynor Detroit Tigers – Home Run #9

Hunter Morris Milwaukee Brewers – Home Run #15

Darin Ruf Philadelphia Phillies – Home Run #15

Jonathan Galvez San Diego Padres – Home Run #12

Brodie Greene Cincinnati Reds – Home Run #13

Petey Paramore Oakland Athletics – Home Run #7

Angelo Songco Los Angeles Dodgers – Home Run #23

Reymond Fuentes San Diego Padres – Home Run #4

Low-A:
David Vidal Cincinnati Reds – Home Run #16

Jake Marisnick Toronto Blue Jays – Home Run #11

Xander Bogaerts Boston Red Sox – Home Run #11

Kolten Wong St Louis Cardinals – Home Run #4

Evan Gattis Atlanta Braves – Home Run #18

Jake Skole Texas Rangers – Home Run #6

2011 Top 50 Mid-Season Prospect Rankings

By J.P. Schwartz

Direct your questions & feedback directly to J.P. Schwartz by following him on Twitter @Jaypers413

A player must have fewer than 130 at-bats or fewer than 50 innings pitched at the major league level in order to qualify for the 2011 organizational prospect rankings

#1 Bryce Harper (Nationals)

#2 Mike Trout (Angels)

#3 Julio Teheran (Braves)

#4 Matt Moore (Rays)

#5 Shelby Miller (Cardinals)

#6 Manny Machado (Orioles)

#7 Jameson Taillon (Pirates)

#8 Robbie Erlin (Rangers)

#9 Jesus Montero (Yankees)

#10 Carlos Martinez (Cardinals)

#11 Jurickson Profar (Rangers)

#12 Jacob Turner (Tigers)

#13 Brett Lawrie (Blue Jays)

#14 Brandon Belt (Giants)

#15 Tyler Skaggs (Diamondbacks)

#16 Drew Hutchison (Blue Jays)

#17 Manny Banuelos (Yankees)

#18 Taijuan Walker (Mariners)

#19 Matt Harvey (Mets)

#20 David Holmberg (Diamondbacks)

#21 Anthony Ranaudo (Red Sox)

#22 Brad Peacock (Nationals)

#23 Lonnie Chisenhall (Indians)

#24 Dellin Betances (Yankees)

#25 Neil Ramirez (Rangers)

#26 Paul Goldschmidt (Diamondbacks)

#27 Desmond Jennings (Rays)

#28 Gary Sanchez (Yankees)

#29 Wil Myers (Royals)

#30 Nick Castellanos (Tigers)

#31 Mike Moustakas (Royals)

#32 Leonys Martin (Rangers)

#33 Jarrod Parker (Diamondbacks)

#34 Martin Perez (Rangers)

#35 Zack Wheeler (Giants)

#36 Jake Marisnick (Blue Jays)

#37 Jonathan Singleton (Phillies)

#38 Michael Choice (A’s)

#39 Kyle Gibson (Twins)

#40 Jedd Gyorko (Padres)

#41 Tyler Thornburg (Brewers)

#42 Jarred Cosart (Phillies)

#43 Nick Franklin (Mariners)

#44 Miguel Sano (Twins)

#45 Hak-Ju Lee (Rays)

#46 Nolan Arenado (Rockies)

#47 Trevor May (Phillies)

#48 Tim Wheeler (Rockies)

#49 Devin Mesoraco (Reds)

#50 Tim Beckham (Rays)