I thought it would be fun to look back at the 2008 prospects list created in late 2007, just after the rule 5 draft by Futureredbirds readers and see where they are now.  This list is two years old so Wallace isn't on it, Kozmawas 11 (and I cropped it at 10 for now) and Morty was still new with Koz.  See the list after the jump.

All stats are from Fangraphs.com this morning.

Colby Rasmus: Currently the "starting" center fielder for the Cardinals, has a wOBA of .317 and a UZR/150 of 17.1 in CF and 16.9 overall

Jaime Garcia: Has 2 starts for Memphis so far and 6 total this year after coming off Tommy John.  Has allowed 8 ERs and has 32Ks and 8BBs over 27 IP.

Bryan Anderson:  Recently selected for the AFL and has been injured since June.  In his 3 rehab games he has a .460 wOBA over a very small sample size of 11 PAs.

Chris Perez: Now in the Indians' pen and is carrying a 3.69 FIP for the season while getting 11.10 K/9.  For a guy who was known for his fastball he has only a wFB of 3.6, though his "replacement" has a wFB of -6.3.  Good luck Chris I know it will be hard for some of us to let you go.

Adam Ottavino: Has a 4.48 FIP in 24 starts averaging over 5 IP per start.  Has a career low K/BB rate of 1.45 but is recovering from a 2008 campaign that saw a career high HR rate of 1.25, it is down to 0.70 this year which falls in lign with his 2007 numbers and even the small sample from 2006.  His BABIP is also down from .338 last year to .309 this year.  Nothing about this year is screaming "luck" to me and most of it is just a recovery from bad luck last year.  He seems to be mirroring his 2007 season in everything except BBs and Ks, he needs to get more Ks and lower his BB rate and I think he will be back on track.

Tyler Herron:  Been a Pirate since June of this year and hasn't pitched since July.  Has a FIP of 4.05 in 26 IP for the Pirates AA affiliate.

Clayton Mortensen: Made a start for the Athletics on the 8th and only went 4 innings with 8 ERs.  Other than that he has not experienced the same success with Oakland's AAA team as he did in Memphis this year.  His K/9 dropped from 7.03 to 5.33 and his BB/9 went up from 2.91 to 4.62.  Overall I think Mort will end up as a back of the rotation guy or a long reliever.  I had higher hopes for him when this list was created and had pictures dancing in my head of a guy much like what Joel has been this year.

Brian Barton:  This list was one of the few created post Rule V draft so Barton was actually ranked.  He has a wOBA of .333 for the BravesAAA team.  That for a guy with a UZR/150 of 48.4 in RF last year (small sample size but 21.5 overall). is still going to produce value.  Worst trade of Mo's tenure right now but in the end I don't know how much the system will feel it, though he would have been nice to have off the bench earlier in the season.

Mitchell Boggs: Has 7 big league starts this year with a FIP of 3.70...tell me how many of you thought his FIP was that low?  In Memphis he has a FIP of 4.46 which is more along the lines of what I would expect from him.  He also has an unreasonably high BABIP of .417 for the Cards and .343 for the Redbirds.  His FIP is aided by a unsustainably low HR/9 of .24 by far lower than his career rates.  He is walking more in the big leagues (5.68BB/9 combining 08 and 09) than he has in the minors (usually mid 3s or so and 3.77 this year).  He is still a serviceable 5th starter and is showing the ability to be more.

Allen Craig: wOBA of .393, 23 HRs, .902 OPS....sounds great!...oh but he has a .348 BABIP, 0.39BB/K and questionable defense at the hot corner and seems to be stuck in LF in this organization.  But as a RH "utility" guy capable of playing 3rd in a pinch and LF every so often he is a valuable commodity and should be playing in place of Thurston now that we have Lugo and Greene to back up 2B and 3B.