After releasing his top 101 prospects list, Kevin Goldstein held a long chat addressing the questions. I culled the Orioles related content just for you:

Miguel (Camden): Kevin, do the Orioles like Bell as a long-term solution at third? When does that solution start?
Kevin Goldstein: They most definitely do, but they do think he's quite ready, and I agree with that assessment. Look for him in September, and then he's the third baseman in Baltimore in 2011.

Andrew (DC): Okay, I'll ask it: Brian Matusz at 18?
Kevin Goldstein: Um . . . That's where he is. I don't get the question. Too high? Too low? I obviously think it's just right.

Joe (Pa): Odds on Harper being available when the Pirates pick?
Kevin Goldstein: Well over 50%. Chances of the Pirates taking Harper is he's there? Miniscule.

norman (san jose): anything you look for in particular when watching or looking up box scores of spring training games?
Kevin Goldstein: It's important to see what a guy is doing, but sometimes more important to see who he is doing it against. For example Josh Bell went deep to day. Impressive. He went deep against Matt Garza. More impressive. I'm told he hit a second.

Nick (Balt): _____ % of people you talked to think Arrieta is a reliever in the end?
Kevin Goldstein: 31.45%

TGisriel (Baltimore): Any thoughts on who will be available for the Orioles picking 3rd in the upcoming draft?
Kevin Goldstein: Well, nobody really has a good feel for who's going one or two, so no. For now, bet on a pitcher the way the talent seems to be falling out.