PG is the list that most scouts use when they go out..or do they have their own list

Updated draft order:

First-Round Picks
1. Devil Rays
2. Pirates
3. Royals
4. Orioles
5. Giants
6. Marlins
7. Reds
8. White Sox
9. Nationals
10. Astros
11. Rangers
12. Athletics
13. Cardinals
14. Twins
15. Dodgers
16. Brewers
17. Blue Jays
18. Mets (Tom Glavine, A, to Atl)
19. Cubs
20. Mariners
21. Tigers
22. Mets
23. Padres
24. Phillies
25. Rockies
26. Diamondbacks
27. Twins (Torii Hunter, A, to LAA)
28. Yankees
29. Indians
30. Red Sox
Supplemental First-Round Picks
31. Twins (Hunter)
32. Brewers (Franciso Cordero, A, to Cin)
33. Mets (Glavine)
34. Phillies (Aaron Rowand, A to SF)
35. Brewers (Scott Linebrink, A, to CWS)
36. Royals (David Riske, B, to KC)
37. Cardinals (Troy Percival, B, to TB)
38. Braves (Ron Mahay, B, to KC)
39. Cubs (Jason Kendall, B, to Mil)
40. Padres (Mike Cameron, B, to Mil)
41. Yankees (Luis Vizcaino, B, to Col)
42. Red Sox (Eric Gagne, B, to Mil)
43. Padres (Doug Brocail, B, to Hou)
Second-Round Changes
48. Phillies (Rowand to SF)
50. Brewers (Cordero to Cin)
51. Brewers (Linebrink to CWS)

My son never could make a PG event because of either injury or some other conflict. PG not only put him on their list but helped him out, all without monetary benefit.

I think statistically, they are amazing at ranking talent. Sometimes it looks like they miss, but what they miss is pre-draft deals that move a player up or down from where they are ranked.