Through one month, who are some guys that have cemented themselves into top 100 territory. I am obviously talking about guys who were fringe top 100, at best, entering the season.  Some names that come to mind...

Neil Ramirez

Alex Cobb

Keyvius Sampson

Slade Heathcott

Any others? Are these guys definite, or are some still a ways away? Either way, it's fun to speculate.

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http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/prospects/prospect-hot-sheet/2011/2611586.html

Some possible guys jumping into the top 100???

Keyvius Sampson

Mike Olt

Drew Hutchinson

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The MLB player is, supposedly, Yuniesky Betancourt.

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The Brewers have reached a deal with Kansas City for right-hander Zack Greinke Saturday, agreeing to send four players for the former Cy Young Award winner.

According to a source with knowledge of the situation, the Brewers would send the Royals outfielder Lorenzo Cain, shortstop Alcides Escobar and prospect pitchers Jake Odorizzi and Jeremy Jeffress for Greinke, who went 10-14 with a 4.17 ERA last season with Kansas City.

The Brewers are expected to receive another "major league" player in the deal, according to the source.

The Brewers were in desperate need of frontline starting pitching and went into the offseason with that in mind, but have paid a fairly steep price to upgrade the rotation.

Cain was considered the front-runner to earn the starting job in centerfield after impressing down the stretch in 2010 while Carlos Gomez, acquired last winter for shortstop J.J. Hardy, struggled to get on base.

Escobar was the "shortstop of the future," and paved the way for Hardy's move to Minnesota for Gomez.

Jeffress finally made it to the big leagues in 2010, his minor league career stalled at times by suspensions for violating baseball's drug policy. He went 1-0 with a 2.70 ERA in 10 outings for the Brewers.

Odorizzi was one of the Brewers few pitching prospects and went 7-3 with a 3.43 ERA in 23 appearances (20 starts) for Class A Wisconsin this season. He combined with reliever Adrian Rosario to throw a no-hitter against Cedar Rapids in August, striking out 10 in eight innings.

Just before the winter meetings, general manager Doug Melvin shipped top minor league prospect Brett Lawrie to Toronto for right-hander Shaun Marcum.

The Twins are negotiating with him to play 2B or SS. Is he a future fantasy top 10(at the position) or an Iwamura type?

[FILLER]The Twins are negotiating with him to play 2B or SS. Is he a future fantasy top 10(at the position) or an Iwamura type?

[FILLER]The Twins are negotiating with him to play 2B or SS. Is he a future fantasy top 10(at the position) or an Iwamura type?

Cashman basically announced that both guys will be starters next year. My question is, who would you rather have for next year and beyond? I think it's definitely a question that has been talked about a lot and draws a lot of interest. Which guy has more value in a keeper league? Which guy seems more destined to stick in the rotation? Thanks for any comments, guys. Hope you all have a great weekend.

Without getting into detail about who I'm giving up and what the rest of my roster looks like...

If you could choose between getting Lester or Votto in a dynasty league, which on would you choose? Just based on talent/potential. I have the option of either/or, but can't make up my mind. They are both the same about the same age and both are near the top of their positions. Hoping some of you can help me. Thanks