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Well, it was our shortest Prospect Vote series yet, but at No. 27, the two lists (Prospect Vote and Top 100 Prospects) collided, with Anderson Severino the product. Severino had a strong showing in modest voting, at 33% (17 of 51 votes).
We had 3,296 votes this year, proffering one catcher, one first baseman, one second baseman, three third basemen, four shortstops, one left fielder, one center fielder, three right fielders, eight right-handed starting pitchers, one left-handed starting pitcher, one right-handed relief pitcher and two left-handed relief pitchers.