The MLB.com top 100 prospect list for 2019 dropped over the weekend, and while the Texas Rangers placed three players on the list, there was some surprise that Leody Taveras, who was on the list previously, had dropped out of the top 100. Jim Callis, however, says that Leody just barely made the cut — he says Leody was #102, behind Corey Ray, who was at #101.
Now, does this matter in any sort of meaningful way? Not really. The prospect rankings are fun, but it is really more about tiers, and you can probably argue about any number of guys from the 50-200 range.