Re: [農場] BA: Boston Red Sox Top 10 Prospects

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※ 引述《appshjkli (Red Spider Lily)》之銘言： : http://0rz.tw/d64X1 : 1. Lars Anderson, 1b : 2. Michael Bowden, rhp : 3. Nick Hagadone, lhp : 4. Daniel Bard, rhp : 5. Josh Reddick, of : 6. Casey Kelly, rhp/ss 7. 田澤純一, rhp : 7. Ryan Westmoreland, of : 8. Michael Almanzar, 3b : 9. Yamaico Navarro, inf : 10. Stolmy Pimentel, rhp http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/prospects/ask-ba/2008/267292.html We haven't finalized the Red Sox Top 10 for the Handbook, but I'm leaning toward putting Tazawa at No. 7 between a pair of 2008 draft picks, righthander/shortstop Casey Kelly and outfielder Ryan Westmoreland. Boston signed Tazawa out of a Japanese industrial league for a three-year major league contract worth $3.3 million. According to reports out of Japan, the Braves, Mariners and Rangers also made offers to Tazawa, with one club dangling a four-year deal worth $7 million. The consensus among several international scouts is that Tazawa's talent is equivalent to that of a late or supplemental first-round pick. Using the slightly smaller Japanese baseball, Tazawa showed good command of a low-90s fastball, a splitter that ranks as his best pitch and a pair of breaking balls (his slider is better than his curveball). He's a bit undersized at 6 feet and 175 pounds, but his clean delivery and strong shoulders and legs lend themselves well to durability. He also has some deception that makes him that much tougher to hit. Tazawa likely will begin his U.S. career at Double-A Portland. While he could reach Boston quickly as a setup man, his potential for 2-3 plus pitches and his advanced command make him intriguing as a possible starter. ----- http://sonsofsamhorn.net/index.php?showtopic=38835&st=20 And Kalish was featured and Tejada mentioned in their article on 11 players who just missed their team's top 10 Oscar Tejeda, ss, Red Sox: Tejeda hit a soft .261 in 2008, but those numbers don't mean much. At 18, he was one of the youngest regulars in low Class A, and he wasn't his strongest after having surgery to repair a tiny hole in his heart and battling a recurring staph infection. There's a lot of power in his wiry frame, which bodes well for him if he outgrows shortstop, and he has a cannon for an arm. Ryan Kalish, rf, Red Sox: Kalish was another Red Sox prospect who wasn't at his physical best in low Class A, as he still showed the effects of breaking the hamate bone in his right hand in 2007. Once his strength comes back and he adds some loft to his swing, he should hit for average with solid power, good speed and sound defense. Presumably Pimentel would have been included here as well, since he's going to get bumped to 11. -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 118.160.69.194 ※ 編輯: Belladonaa 來自: 118.160.69.194 (12/11 18:58)