[農場] BP New York Yankees Top 11 Prospects

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http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=12988 February 18, 2011 Future Shock New York Yankees Top 11 Prospects by Kevin Goldstein Five-Star Prospects 1. Jesus Montero, C 2. Manny Banuelos, LHP 3. Gary Sanchez, C 4. Dellin Betances, RHP Three-Star Prospects 5. Eduardo Nunez, SS 6. Austin Romine, C 7. Andrew Brackman, RHP 8. Ivan Nova, RHP 9. Hector Noesi, RHP 10. Brett Marshall, RHP 11. Adam Warren, RHP Nine More: 12. Graham Stoneburner, RHP: His plus sinker/slider combination has impressed to far, but he'll need a third pitch to remain a starter. 13. Brandon Laird, 3B/OF: A good offensive prospect, but his free-swinging ways caught up to him at Triple-A, and most of the value revolves around the bat. 14. Slade Heathcott, OF: He showed plenty of tools in his pro debut, but power has yet to show up in games, and scouts are worried about his swing. 15. Cito Culver, SS: A surprise first-round pick, speed and arm strength are his best tools, but will he hit? 16. David Phelps, RHP: Armed with average stuff and plus command and control, he could get a big-league look if the back end of the rotation falters. 17. Melky Mesa, OF: An impressive outfielder with plus power and speed, but his pure hit tool gives scouts pause. 18. D.J. Mitchell, RHP: This ground-ball machine is small but athletic; ultimately, he probably fits better in the bullpen. 19. Colin Curtis, OF: He will never be an everyday outfielder, but could be a good fourth right now. 20. Angelo Gumbs, SS: An impressive quick-twitch athlete with plenty of upside, but you'll find carpaccio that is less raw. 1. Jesus Montero, C DOB: 11/18/89 Height/Weight: 6-4/225 Bats/Throws: R/R Drafted/Signed: 2006, Venezuela 2010 Stats: .289/.353/.517 at Triple-A (123 G) Best/Worst Tool: Power/glove Year in Review: Arguably the best hitting prospect in the minors, Montero had some initial struggles as a 20-year-old in Triple-A, but he was the International League's top hitter in the second half, cranking out a .351/.396/.684 line after the All-Star break. The Good: Montero is the rare prospect with both plus-plus power and hitting ability. He has excellent bat speed,fantastic hands, quick wrists, and immense strength that allows him to drive balls out of any part of the park while maintaining a high batting average. He's showing continued improvement in his approach, and takes a fair share of work. Despite having praise heaped on him since he was 16, he's a very hard worker, and is constantly striving to improve his defense. The Bad: Despite all of his work, Montero remains a well below-average catcher, and someone who just isn't designed to play to position. He's a poor receiver who handcuffs balls, he has trouble blocking pitches in the dirt, and his arm strength is mitigated by the amount of time it takes his immense frame to get out of a crouch and release the ball. Offensively, he has no weaknesses other than his well below-average speed, which borders on base-clogging. Ephemera: The Cardinals have a 19-year-old catcher in their system named Jesus Montero. Not only do the two players share a name and position, but both were born in Guacara, Venezuela. Perfect World Projection: He's an impact hitter with consistent All-Star-level numbers, but it's probably not going to come with him at catcher. Fantasy Impact: It could be massive, even without any stolen bases. Path to the Big Leagues: The Yankees are considering carrying Montero in the big leagues as a twice-a-week backup catcher who gets some plate appearances elsewhere, but he'll likely return to Triple-A so that he can get consistent playing time. ETA: 2011 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 114.43.23.176

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