[ BA ] Braves 2015 Top 10 prospects

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1. Jose Peraza, 2b 2. Lucas Sims, rhp 3. Christian Bethancourt, c 4. Jason Hursh, rhp 5. Ozhaino Albies, ss 6. Braxton Davidson, of 7. Tyrell Jenkins, rhp 8. Johan Camargo, ss 9. Garrett Fulenchek, rhp 10. Kyle Kubitza, 3b Camargo也能入榜是哪招？等等補上其他.. BEST TOOLS Best Hitter for Average Jose Peraza Best Power Hitter Joey Terdoslavich Best Strike-Zone Discipline Braxton Davidson Fastest Baserunner Jose Peraza Best Athlete Matt Lipka Best Fastball Shae Simmons Best Curveball Lucas Sims Best Slider Cody Martin Best Changeup Chasen Shreve Best Control Chasen Shreve Best Defensive Catcher Christian Bethancourt Best Defensive Infielder Johan Camargo Best Infield Arm Kyle Kubitza Best Defensive Outfielder Todd Cunningham Best Outfield Arm Edward Salcedo 2018 LINEUP Catcher Christian Bethancourt First Base Freddie Freeman Second Base Jose Peraza Third Base Kyle Kubitza Shortstop Andrelton Simmons Left Field Justin Upton Center Field Todd Cunningham Right Field Nick Markakis No. 1 Starter Julio Teheran No. 2 Starter Mike Minor No. 3 Starter Alex Wood No. 4 Starter Lucas Sims No. 5 Starter Jason Hursh Closer Craig Kimbrel 2018 Shelby Miller不是還在嗎完全被無視化XD ----------------------------------------------------------------- Team president John Schuerholz envisioned big things for the Braves in 2014 as he successfully planned for the team to build a new, taxpayer- funded stadium in suburban Cobb County for the 2017 season while three men identified with the Braves—former manager Bobby Cox and aces Tom Glavine and Greg Maddux—were inducted into the Hall of Fame. It turned into a nightmare, however, and Schuerholz is determined not to repeat it. One year after winning the National League East by 10 games with a 96-66 record, the Braves fell to 79-83 and 17 games behind the first-place Nationals and tied for second with the Mets. Schuerholz responded by taking a wrecking ball to the front office in late September and October, reiterating all the while that the farm system must be the lifeblood of the organization. And while it is unlikely that the minor league system will generate the same type of productivity it did in the late 1980s and ’90s, Schuerholz is determined to put forth the effort to make that scenario a reality. Every new hire brings with him a deep commitment to building from within, beginning with president of baseball operations John Hart, who as general manager of the Indians guided them to two World Series appearances in the mid-90s. Hart's new special assistants to the GM include former Yankees scouting guru Gordon Blakeley and prodigal son Roy Clark, who guided the Braves'scouting efforts for nearly a decade in the 2000s before stints with the Nationals and Dodgers. Dave Trembley returns as the farm director after a two-year stint with the Astros, while Brian Bridges was promoted from the Southeast crosschecker to scouting director, replacing the fired Tony DeMacio. Though the challenge to return to the days when Atlanta won 14 consecutive division titles is substantial, the cupboard is not bare. Prior to the 2014 season, the Braves locked up many of their young, homegrown major leaguers, including righthander Julio Teheran, closer Craig Kimbrel, first baseman Freddie Freeman and shortstop Andrelton Simmons. Lefthander Alex Wood blossomed into a No. 2 starter in 2014, and lefty Mike Minor provides another foundation piece. But outfielder Jason Heyward, one of Clark’s signature picks as Atlanta’s 2007 first-rounder, never signed an extension, prompting the Braves to trade him to the Cardinals in a November trade that netted power righthanders in big leaguer Shelby Miller and prospect Tyrell Jenkins. They add pitching depth to a system heavier at the top with position players, such as catcher Christian Bethancourt and second baseman Jose Peraza, who are both on the verge of becoming starters in the big leagues. While the Braves have some arms, the system appears thinner than it has in years, particularly with lefthanded pitchers as well as impact position players at the corners, an exception being 2014 first-round pick Braxton Davidson. ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc), 來自: 210.69.124.39 ※ 文章網址: http://www.ptt.cc/bbs/Braves/M.1418220572.A.D84.html

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