The Giants' top-prospect lists for 2015, all in one place

FanGraphs released their organizational overview for the Giants on Opening Day, which means you might have missed it. It's most definitely worth your time. I love the work that Baseball America does and urge you to subscribe. I'm friends with the folks at Baseball Prospectus and urge you to subscribe. But Kiley McDaniel provides the best free prospecting on the Internet right now. His roundup doesn't disappoint.

With all of the major lists in, that means we can aggregate all of them and see their differences and quirks.

Consensus top prospect

That would be Andrew Susac, who might be up a lot sooner than we were expecting, depending on the status of Brandon Belt's groin. Which isn't a sentence I expected or wanted to type. The lowest Susac ranked was #3, on the Baseball Prospectus list, and even then the BP folks acknowledged it was something of a toss up at the top.

Divisive prospect

BP also bucked the conventional thinking and chose Adalberto Mejia as their top Giants prospect, 50-game suspension or no. Mejia didn't make the top five of any of the other lists, and he couldn't crack the top-10 in the McCovey Chronicles community list. We'll see who's laughing in 2018.

Top reliever

Steven Okert was the first reliever listed on four of the six lists, so even though Baseball America lists him well behind Hunter Strickland and Cody Hall, he takes the crown. The Giants' bullpen was solid on Tuesday night, so we can't even make fun of it, but Okert has a good chance of being the first reliever called up in a pinch, even above Strickland.

Biggest gap between McC list and the rest

Mikey Edie has your attention. None of the other prospectors seem to agree. I likey Mikey, too, so I don't blame you. Unless it's pronounced "Mick-ee," in which case I take back my clever rhyme. Edie is young and toolsy. From a Baseball Instinct post before he signed:

Mikey Edie is a possible 5-tool player who absolutely mashed at the 15-and-unders.  He has a good chance of sticking in CF and could become a 20-20 player.  His bat speed is excellent.  Edie has a very level swing that he moves through the zone quickly, creating above-average line drive power.

Yes, please.

This is the least consensus I remember for Giants prospect lists, especially at the top. I don't know which outfit is going to look the best in a few years, but at least we can all overrate these prospects right now and scream bloody murder when one of them is trade. That's the right of the baseball fan, and don't you dare take it away.