http://www.baseballamerica.com/blog/prospects/?p=9482
‧ Mike Trout, of course, was the most exciting potential five-tool player
in the game. I had him getting down the line in 3.88 seconds. My concerns
with him center around some hitting mechanical issues: His bat starts behind
his head, and he sometimes fails to complete his swing across his face or
around his head; and finally, I'd like to see him really let that top hand go
–use it to whip and fire the bat head. He pushes it a bit now. When he does
that, he'll reach his power potential.
‧ Fellow Angels farmhand Hank Conger had a really tough day catching and
throwing, and was visibly upset with himself on that front. He redeemed
himself with the homer, but I still have some of the same worries I had from
his days as an L.A. area prep. Conger still overstrides, and will often flip
that front side open too soon. So you will get the occasional home run but
the batting average isn't what it could be.
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