2013 Community Prospect Rankings: Kyle Lotzkar is #10

Kyle Lotzkar rallied the support of the Hill People, who helped him cruise to an easy victory to round out the top 10. Big Lotz still has a ton of upside, with gaudy strikeout numbers that match a solid 3-pitch arsenal with plus potential on each (curve, changeup, and 94-ish MPH fastball), though look for him to refine his control. He'll almost definitely start the year in the rotation at AA Pensacola, and I'm sure the Reds would find room for him in Louisville should he prove healthy and effective the first half of the year. No new names today, but look for some interesting guys to show up later this week.

JONATHAN REYNOSO, OF, 20
Highest 2012 Level: Rookie League (AZL Reds)
Eye-Poppingest Fact: .311 average and 30 stolen bases in 39 attempts in the AZL last season.
Most Worrisome Fact: Poor plate discipline, power has not developed yet.
Aliases: None as of yet
Best Case Scenario: Who the heck knows. He's got a lot of tools, but has failed to use all of them yet.

ISMAEL GUILLON, LHP, 20
Highest 2012 Level: Low-A (Dayton Dragons)
Eye-Poppingest Fact: 2 Potentially plus pitches (change, fastball) and a solid curve
Most Worrisome Fact: BB% over 10 at all levels (except his 4 games in Dayton)
Aliases: "Call Me" Ismael; The Guillon-tine; Ismael "Apharta" Guillon
Best Case Scenario: These are getting much harder.

DAN LANGFIELD, RHP, 21
Highest 2012 Level: Rookie League (Billings Mustangs)
Eye-Poppingest Fact: Starter's arsenal (4 potential average or better pitches); 33.8 K%
Most Worrisome Fact: TNSTAASPP; Volatility
Aliases: The Blogger; Boomerang; Rodney
Best Case Scenario: Good mid-rotation starter

TANNER RAHIER, 3B, 19
Highest 2012 Level: Rookie League (AZL Reds)
Eye-Poppingest Fact: Instead of lifting weights, prefers to chop wood and pull truck tires.
Most Worrisome Fact: Very ugly numbers from his first taste of pro ball.
Aliases: DJ Tanner Rahier; Rawhide; Where's Tanner? Rahier.