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看板Athletics作者ThomasHSNU (mimura *^^*)時間17年前 (2008/07/12 20:14)推噓5(5推 0噓 5→)

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‧BA剛發了mid-season top 100 prospects(subscriber only) 13. Trevor Cahill, rhp, 20, Athletics 2.62/10.2/3.3 (AA) Minor league strikeout leader also adept at keeping ball down. 16. Brett Anderson, lhp, 20, Athletics 3.87/10.2/2.0 (AA) Advanced command more than enough to tame Cal League. ‧這禮拜BA的Prospect Hot Sheet被A's攻佔,前四名有三個A's的投手 http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/prospects/prospect-hot-sheet/2008/266495.html Gio Gonzalez(AAA):2-0, 0.60, 15 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 HR, 3 BB, 20 SO Trevor Cahill(AA):1-0, 0.00, 8 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 10 SO James Simmons(AA):1-0, 0.00, 8 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 11 SO Gio Gonzalez是PCL的三振王,Trevor Cahill上了AA以後依然有好表現,不愧是A's 2007 Organizational Pitcher Of The Year(偷幹高中生又一佳作);James Simmons第一年職業球季就丟到AA;未來無可限量:D ‧1B Sean Doolittle升上AA;Corey Brown升上A+ Stockton 兩人都是去年才選中;第一年職業球季 Doolittle:.305/.385/.560 18HR in A+ Brown: .270/.358 .483 14HR with 12 SB-12 attempt in A 雖然同樣是1B的隊友Chris Carter已經幹了24HR..不過先升的是Doolittle ‧以下貼一點剛交易來的球員資料,有興趣就看看 2008 rank JS: 3.Sean Gallagher, RHP, Grade B 4.Eric Patterson, 2B-OF, Grade B (I dropped him from B+ due to defense) 6.Josh Donaldson, C, Grade B BP: 5. Josh Donaldson, C(Three-Star Prospects) 6. Sean Gallagher, RHP(Three-Star Prospects) 8. Eric Patterson, 2B/OF(Three-Star Prospects) BA: 5. Sean Gallagher, rhp 7. Josh Donaldson, c BP Scouting Reports:(subscription) 5. Josh Donaldson, C DOB: 12/8/85 Height/Weight: 6-0/195 Bats/Throws: R/R Drafted: 1st round, 2007, Auburn 2007 Stats: .182/.308/.354 at Rookie-level (4 G); .346/.470/.605 at Short- season (49 G) Year In Review: The offense-oriented catcher had a monster debut, and would have led the Northwest League in both slugging and on-base percentage if he'd gotten enough plate appearances to qualify. The Good: Donaldson is an on-base machine who had more walks than strikeouts in 2007 while also showcasing solid hitting skills and average to slightly-above power. He's a good athlete for a catcher, and his arm rates as above average. The Bad: Much of Donaldson's future projection relies on his ability to stay behind the plate. While Donaldson has the potential to become an average defender, he's only been catching for two years and is a well below-average backstop beyond that throwing arm. Fun Fact: While batting third, fourth, or fifth in the Boise lineup, Donaldson hit .457 (32-for-70). Perfect World Projection: An offense-oriented catcher. Timetable: While Donaldson's bat is advanced, his defense will determine his timetable, and he'll likely start the year in Low-A. 6. Sean Gallagher, RHP DOB: 12/30/85 Height/Weight: 6-2/225 Bats/Throws: R/R Drafted: 12th round, 2004, St. Thomas Aquinas HS (FL) 2007 Stats: 3.39 ERA at Double-A (61-54-24-54); 2.66 ERA at Triple-A (40.2-33-13-37); 8.59 ERA at MLB (14.2-19-12-5) Year In Review: The polished right-hander continued to succeed at the upper levels of the minors, but struggled mightily in his big-league debut. The Good: Gallagher is solid across the board, with a low-90s fastball, looping curve, and deceptive changeup all rating as average to slightly above, as does his command and control. He's aggressive on the mound, goes after hitters, and shows confidence in all his offerings. The Bad: Gallagher is a bit short and thickly built, offering little in terms of remaining projection. Nerves got the better of him in his pro debut, as he often found himself behind in the count and lacking that one dominant offering to fight back. Fun Fact: Located in Fort Lauderdale, St. Thomas Aquinas is more known for its football program, which graduated Hall of Fame wide receiver Michael Irvin and Bears legend Brian Piccolo. Perfect World Projection: A mid-rotation innings-eater. Timetable: Gallagher's excellent showing in the Arizona Fall League gives him a leg up in spring training as he competes for an Opening Day big-league job. 8. Eric Patterson, 2B/OF DOB: 4/8/83 Height/Weight: 5-11/170 Bats/Throws: L/R Drafted: 8th round, 2004, Georgia Tech 2007 Stats: .297/.362/.455 at Triple-A (128 G); .250/.250/.375 at MLB (7 G) Year In Review: The athletic Patterson continued his slow but steady climb through the system with a solid showing at Triple-A, during which he also learned some outfield skills. The Good: Patterson can beat you in many ways offensively. He can hit for average, draw a decent amount of walks, steal a base at the right opportunity, and he surprises many with the amount of juice in his bat. His best tool is his speed, but he has no major weaknesses at the plate or on the basepaths. The Bad: Patterson's defense has always been a concern, and he was moved to the outfield because of his defensive shortcomings as much as he was moved there in order to increase his versatility. He still struggles against good left-handers. Fun Fact: Eric and brother Corey's father Dan was a captain of the 1978 Georgia Tech football squad, and had a brief NFL career with the Lions and Giants. Perfect World Projection: 85 percent of Ray Durham? Timetable: Patterson has been at the center of many trade rumors in the offseason, and there's no obvious opening for him on the current Cubs roster. If the Cubs don't decide to break him in as a utility player or trade him, he'll head back to Triple-A. -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 60.251.28.254