Other pre-season grades included Owens (#33), Cecchini (#69), Betts (#74), Swihart (#81), Ranaudo (#104), Barnes (#131) and Ball (#133).
So Betts jumped 65 spots, Swihart moved up 58, and Owens improved 16. Also, Webster (who Sickels says would be "in the low 100s" now) wasn't in the Top 150 nor the "In The Picture" addendum, so it's safe to say Sickels considers him having made progress. Cecchini is the only one we can say for sure dropped in the rankings (at least 7 spots).
Additional comments & responses by Sickels on other prospects:
A: [Travis] Shaw I’m lukewarm about at this point. Interesting bat but not sure how he fits there.
Q: What would a guy like Rafael Devers (feel free to answer about that “type”, meaning young and raw, in low/rookie level ball) have to do the rest of the year to get serious consideration for a top 100 nod?
A: Well he's on the right path that is for sure. However, I would never put a DSL guy on this list, and one week in the GCL isn’t enough to override that. If he remains this hot, and the end-of-season reports are good, then he would be under consideration for the list going into 2015.
Q: Did you really not even consider [Allen Webster] for the list? Has his stock fallen that far while pitching in AAA?
A: I should have put him in the “also considered” section because I did look at him. The reports indicate that he’s stagnated in terms of not showing as much command improvement as expected. But his overall performance has been good, if very similar to last year. I wouldn’t put him in a 75 but he would be in the low 100s probably
A couple of commenters mentioned Manuel Margot and Wendell Rijo, but Sickels hasn't responded yet.
Nothing on Sean Coyle, which is mildly surprising.
Bottom line: Plenty of perceived improvement and very little perceived regression.