[情報] 2010 Draft Review by Sickels

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Atlanta Braves Draft Review 1S) Matt Lipka, SS, Texas HS: Already signed away from Alabama for $800,000, Lipka features blazing speed and top-flight athleticism, but his power is uncertain and he might not stick at shortstop in the long run. He'll need some development time but profiles well as a future leadoff hitter. 2) Todd Cunningham, 3B-OF, Jacksonville State University: Considered a possible first rounder at one stage, but stock slipped a bit after a good-but-not-terrific spring. Should hit for average and get on base, power is uncertain against advanced pitching. 2) Andrelton Simmons, SS-RHP, Western Oklahoma State JC: Out of Curacao, most teams preferred him as a shortstop but the Braves will use his strong arm on the mound. Raw, can hit 95 MPH, but will need to learn how to pitch. NOTE: Simmons has signed but will apparently begin his career at shortstop after all. 3) Joe Leonard, 3B, University of Pittsburgh: Strong college season moved him up the charts, has a solid bat although some scouts question how his swing mechanics will work with wood. Should remain at third base despite mediocre running speed. 4) Dave Filak, RHP, SUNY-Oneonta: Blew away Division III competition with a 90-95 MPH fastball and a nasty breaking ball. Limited early in the year by a sore elbow, but a very nice pick in this round. 5) Phil Gosselin, 2B, University of Virginia: Runs well, solid bat with a touch of power, good defender, looks like he could be a really nice utility player with some chance to be a starter. 6) Joey Terdoslavich, 3B, Long Beach State University: Switch-hitter with raw power, track record is erratic but he has a lot of potential to develop further. Defense at third is questionable. 7) Matt Suschak, RHP, University of Toledo: Very successful when used in relief, due to 92-95 MPH heater and strong slider. Not as good when used as a starter due to problems changing speeds, but as a reliever he could move through system rapidly. 8) Kurt Fleming, OF, Virginia HS: Excellent speed and athleticism, was expected to go to school at Army, but his dad is a Braves crosschecker which makes it more likely that he'll sign. 9) David Rohm, 1B, Fresno Community College: Impressive power hitter from the CC ranks, and a sleeper to watch. 10) Matt Lewis, RHP, UC Davis: Solid 90-94 MPH fastball, but doesn't change speeds well and will need more polish than the average college arm. FOUR OTHERS OF NOTE: 13-Brandon Drury, SS, Oregon HS; 17-Stefan Sabol, C-OF, California HS; 18-Zach Alford, 2B, Georgia HS; 22-Jordan Buckley, OF, New Mexico Junior College. COMMENT: The Braves didn't load up on high school pitching this year, although Simmons is raw for a JC arm. Cunningham, Leonard, and Gosselin add some college hitting polish to the system, and Filak's arm is atypically impressive for a cold-weather small college guy. Lipka's athleticism and speed are very attractive, but he probably won't get to the majors quickly. Overall this looks like an OK draft, which could look a lot better if they somehow manage to sign Sabol or Alford 簡單來說因為Teheran為首的pitching prospects發展地算順利所以今年集中補強內野手尤其是MI 前面的順位都選了一些簽約性極高的球員而且都不至於索價過高今年的關鍵在於能否簽下第17,18輪選進的高中生打者Sabol跟Alvord 這兩人在去年高中球季開打前都被視為是一二輪潛力的選手但因為球季進行下來成績不如預期即便如此還是不至於掉到這麼後面因為兩人分別都拿到Oregon跟Auburn大學的獎學金了要簽下這兩人勢必得花不少銀子所以有說法是講前幾輪的選手盡量省錢剛好把多出來的錢拿來簽但這也是理想的說法而已... -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 220.128.112.141