ESPN's Law: Moore No. 3 prospect, 6 Rays in top 100

FEBRUARY 09, 2012

ESPN's Keith Law has come out with his always interesting top 100 prospects list, which is available on the espn.com Insider site.

He ranked Rays LHP Matt Moore as the game's No. 3 prospect, behind Angels OF Mike Trout and Nats OF Bryce Harper, and overall has six Rays in his top 100:

3. LHP Matt Moore
12. SS Hak-Ju Lee
63. RHP Chris Archer
84. LHP Enny Romero
87. OF Mikie Mahtook
88. RHP Taylor Guerrieri

Among the 10 prospects that just missed the list was Rays LHP Alex Torres, who was No. 77 last season.

Posted by Marc Topkin at 1:20:52 pm on February 09, 2012 in

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