[新聞] Draft Preview: Yankees sticking with plan

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太長了實在懶了翻 我們有第一輪32順位 第二輪82順位 第三輪112順位 第四輪145順位

就好好選吧 還有希望不要再有最後沒簽下的情況


NEW YORK -- One of the themes the Yankees have stuck by in recent years has

 been their emphasis on replenishing the farm system, knowing that those

players can be promoted to the big league level or used as trade chips for

talent that can be of immediate assistance.



The 2010 First-Year Player Draft is, as general manager Brian Cashman has

put it, another opportunity to correct the sins of the past -- those years

 when the Yankees disregarded how important the process is. The Yankees

will have a little time to kill before they can execute their first choice.



"We pick 32nd, so we've got a little bit of a wait," Cashman said. "We've

got to be patient until our time is called, and then Damon Oppenheimer

will make our selection from the best available players on the board.

It's as simple as that. He'll have the Draft board up and running, and

as the names start coming off the board, it'll gravitate us closer to

who will be our pick."


MLB.com will offer live coverage and analysis of the entire First-Year

Player Draft from June 7-9 on MLB.com/Live. The first round and Compensation

 Round A will be broadcast live on MLB.com and MLB Network on Monday,

June 7, beginning with the Draft preview show at 6 p.m. ET.


MLB.com Draft expert Jonathan Mayo will join Greg Amsinger, Harold Reynolds,

 John Hart, Peter Gammons and Baseball America executive editor Jim Callis

 on Monday's broadcast.



Coverage for rounds 2-50 will shift exclusively to MLB.com/Live. Rounds 2-30

 will be streamed on Tuesday, beginning at noon, and rounds 31-50 will be

streamed on Wednesday, starting at noon. Host Pete McCarthy will be joined

by Mayo and former general manager Jim Duquette.



Here's a glance at what the Yankees have in store as the Draft approaches:

In about 50 words
The Yankees are much more organized as a front office these days, but they

don't select by projected needs five years down the line. They'll take the

best player available, be it pitcher or position player. They can spend on

 the players that other teams shy away from.


The scoop

"I have an amateur scouting director I trust completely, and he has a

tremendous staff behind him. He will make the selection with full authority

and without reservation. I'm an observer. Damon keeps me abreast of

everything, but I'm in a good situation here because I have an amateur

 scouting director that surveys the entire landscape." -- Cashman.


First-round buzz

It is difficult to predict where the Yankees will go, because their choice

 relies on who falls to them. Injury or signability concerns can play a

part -- that was largely how they wound up taking Joba Chamberlain and,

later, Andrew Brackman. Texas high school right-hander Tyrell Jenkins, a

three-sport athlete who has committed to play football at Baylor, has

come up in conversation. The Yankees have been reported to be high on West

 Virginia infielder Jedd Gyorko, and Virginia Tech outfielder Austin

Wates is also a possibility.


Shopping list
The days when the Yankees thumped their chests about a rich system have faded.

 Some talent is helping at the big league level, while players like Austin

Jackson, Arodys Vizcaino and Mike Dunn are among those who have been sent

packing in trades. With the system having taken a hit, now is the time to

import new talent. Oppenheimer has no problem going after pitchers with

high ceilings and concerns -- that was how Chamberlain was selected, but

 also Gerrit Cole and Brackman.


Trend watch

The Yankees like going after pitching with upside, and generally seem to

 lean more toward college arms than prep talent, but the tilt is not

especially strong. In searching for position players, they would prefer to

 find athletic, up-the-middle types who can swing the bat at a plus

 rating. The Yankees aren't afraid to go over slot with their pick


Recent Draft History


Rising fast

Catcher Austin Romine was the Yankees' second-round selection in 2007, and

he has earned rave reviews in the system for his handling of pitchers and

 baseball acumen. Last year's Florida State League Hitter of the Year,

Romine is doing his catching this year at Double-A Trenton and joins a

group of talented young catchers the Yankees possess, including Francisco

 Cervelli and Jesus Montero.


Cinderella story

Kevin Russo was a 20th-round selection in 2006 from Baylor University and

made it all the way to the big leagues, notching his first Major League

hit on May 21 against the Mets in the Subway Series. Russo impressed

manager Joe Girardi this spring with his hustle, and the Yankees love

his multi-position versatility, recently opting to part with veteran

Randy Winn instead of sending Russo to Triple-A.



In The Show


The Yankees' recent Drafts have produced several players who have

 helped this year at the big league level. Those include pitchers

 Chamberlain (2006), Phil Hughes (2004), Mark Melancon (2006), and

Dave Robertson (2006); infielder Russo (2006); and outfielder Brett

 Gardner (2005).

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推 binge       :sorry  請問全部30隊  為啥第一輪有32順位??
推 Sechslee    :因為去年選秀前兩輪沒簽下的會有補償選秀權
→ Sechslee    :例去年第1輪第6順位沒簽下 今年就有第1輪第7順位可選
推 sinrong     :小聲問一下是三明治嗎?
推 kevinloo    :是的
→ Sechslee    :不是 三明治是第一輪選完以後的補償選秀權 夾在1.2輪
→ Sechslee    :間所以叫做三明治
推 kevinloo    :三明治是指的是原隊球員合約到期到FA被其他隊簽下
→ kevinloo    :而且他的價值是在top20% 也就是A class就會再三明治
→ kevinloo    :不對不對 是說被其他球隊簽下之後 原隊得到三明治
推 m50blue     :謝謝樓上大大說明!
→ jdtrue      :wiki就寫得很清楚了 http://ppt.cc/wP1n
→ ccpz        :要到期後原球隊提出仲裁, 球員不接受才有補償