As a public service, here are the counts by organization:
Rays 7
Angels 5
Indians 5
Royals 5
Twins 5
A's 4
Braves 4
Cubs 4
Mets 4
Nats 4
O's 4
Padres 4
Rangers 4
Red Sox 4
Tigers 4
Dodgers 3
Giants 3
Mariners3
Pirates 3
Reds 3
WhiteSox3
Astros 2
BlueJays2
Brewers 2
D'backs 2
Marlins 2
Phils 2
Rockies 2
Cards 1
Yankees 1

And here are the counts by position:
RHP 31
OF 19
LHP 12
SS 12
C 10
1B 7
3B 6
2B 3
OF/2B 1

What about Jeff?

My guess is that Matusz at 18 is probably the most controversial selection on this list, although it's consistent with KG's methodology. (Personally, I have him as a no-doubt-about-it top 5, but I understand the upside argument against him.)

The one I'm having a harder time figuring out is how Posey fell all the way to #9.

Thanks Kevin! So if Morrow ranks above Kyle Drabek on the Blue Jays list, would you consider him a top 15 prospect? Seems like a stretch.

Kevin, how often do you argue with KLaw about this sort of thing? I notice, for example, that you have Starlin Castro 37th while Law has him up at 12th. I know you have your reservations, but that's a pretty big disparity.

Dianagram, while you're feeling ambitious, maybe a points system? 100 points for #1 Strasburg, 99 for #2 Heyward, and so on.

Yes, I'm too lazy to do stuff on my own.

KG-thanks for the list. I am surprised with how high you rank Dee Gordon. Hopefully, you can answer in today's chat why you rank him so high.
Is 2012 when he should be ready for the bigs?

Here is the list with team, count, and average rank (the lower the better)

Angels 5 82.0
Astros 2 98.5
A's 4 45.8
BlueJays2 30.0
Braves 4 32.8
Brewers 2 59.0
Cards 1 38.0
Cubs 4 56.8
D'backs 2 68.5
Dodgers 3 55.0
Giants 3 39.3
Indians 5 60.2
Mariners3 56.0
Marlins 2 27.5
Mets 4 74.8
Nats 4 47.5
Orioles 4 50.0
Padres 4 53.5
Phillies2 51.0
Pirates 3 57.0
Rangers 4 25.8
Rays 7 37.4
Red Sox 4 44.5
Reds 3 45.3
Rockies 2 22.5
Royals 5 69.0
Tigers 4 40.8
Twins 5 48.6
WhiteSox3 62.7
Yankees 1 4.0

(yeah, I should probably add standard deviation) :-)

What do you think of doing a Top-101 under 25, like you do for each individual team's Top 11?

Wow. The Astros suck. Still.

Huge props to the people in this comment thread for doing some of the interesting number crunching - that was what I was actually looking for when I opened the article in the first place.

PECOTA error: Michael Taylor is a Phillie when I click on his name and an A in this article.

Interesting list. Very different in many respects from many of the other lists. As a Braves fan and devoted fan of the Second Coming, I take offense at Strasburg being ranked higher than Heyward, but as they are the consensus 1-2 everywhere, I guess I can't gripe that much for your getting the order wrong.

I guess the players that surprise me in relation to other lists are Matusz (lower than most places), Chapman (higher than most places), Bumgarner (lower), Domonic Brown (lower), Teheran (higher), Starlin Castro (lower), Revere (higher), Vizcaino (higher), and Hak-Ju Lee (higher). Kevin, do you think that this is due to some philosophical difference between you and other people or entities that issue prospect lists or just individual player evaluations? Since I know the Braves the best, I will note that you, unlike most, rank Teheran and Vizcaino ahead of Freeman. While both have electric stuff, very young pitchers are notoriously unreliable due to injury and other factors. Maybe you are more of an upside guy?

Likewise, much much thanks, Dianagram!

Where would Grant Desme fit on this list?

Thanks a lot Kevin...much appreciated.

What's one of your nicknames again, Velo King or something like that? Seems fitting with your rankings of Teheran, Shelby Miller, Withrow, Colome, Vizcaino, Mejia, and Martin!

Thanks for the list, good stuff.

Thanks for the chat today. Those can be just as useful as lists or prospect write-ups.

The question I really want answered is how was Madison Bumgarner's velocity today?

This isn't meant as a criticism - I am absolutely awed by Kevin's work - just an interesting irony . . .

Based on my casual observation of the progress and statistical levels achieved by minor leaguers, the two most surprisingly high ranks in this top 20 are both first-basemen: Carter and Smoak. Yet, Kevin is apparently perceived as being extraordinarily tough on first-base prospects.

Kevin, you should "update" this list on April 1st. Make no changes to the list with the sole exception of dropping Logan Morrison off the list and replace him with whomever his roommate is. That would be fun.

The Yanks turned two guys on the list (#45 and 49) into regulars - the above seems harsh about their system.