[農場] BA Top 10 Prospects

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TOP TEN   PROSPECTS

1. Jesus Montero, c
2. Manny Banuelos, lhp
3. Dellin Betances, rhp
4. Gary Sanchez, c
5. Mason Williams, of
6. Dante Bichette, 3b
7. Ravel Santana, of
8. Austin Romine, c
9. J.R. Murphy, c/3b
10. Slade Heathcott, of


BEST   TOOLS

Best Hitter for Average     Jesus Montero
Best Power Hitter           Jesus Montero
Best Strike Zone Discipline Ramon Flores
Fastest Baserunner          Mason Williams
Best Athlete                Mason Williams
Best Fastball               Dellin Betances
Best Curveball              Dellin Betances
Best Slider                 Mark Montgomery
Best Changup                Manny Banuelos
Best Control                Nik Turley
Best Defensive Catcher      Austin Romine
Best Defensive Infielder    Cito Culver
Best Infield Arm            Cito Culver
Best Defensive OF           Mason Williams
Best Outfield Arm           Ravel Santana

PROJECTED 2015 LINEUP

Catcher     Austin Romine
First Base  Mark Teixeira
Second Base Robinson Cano
Third Base  Alex Rodriguez
Shortstop   Eduardo Nunez
Left Field  Brett Gardner
Center Field Mason Williams
Right Field  Curtis Granderson
Designated Hitter Jesus Montero

No. 1 Starter CC Sabathia
No. 2 Starter Manny Banuelos
No. 3 Starter Ivan Nova
No. 4 Starter Dellin Betances
No. 5 Starter Phil Hughes

Closer David Robertson

Since becoming general manager of the Yankees in 1998, Brian Cashman has
overseen a franchise that has missed the playoffs only once while winning 100
games six times and earning four World Series championships. Yet it's
impossible to evaluate Cashman's tenure or the team's success without
acknowledging its financial advantages.

New York ranked second in major league payroll in 1998 and first every season
since, spending $2.4 billion on players. It had $200 million-plus payrolls
for the last seven consecutive seasons. When the Yankees don't sign a
big-name free agent such as Cliff Lee—who spurned them for the Phillies last
offseason—it's considered an upset.

New York's finances make it possible for it to owe 10 players a total of $167
million for 2012, from Curtis Granderson at $10 million to Alex Rodriguez at
$29 million. But even the Yankees need low-cost players to supplement those
eight-figure big leaguers. Minor league guru Mark Newman, pro scouting
director Billy Eppler and scouting director Damon Oppenheimer have done their
part to provide supplemental talent.

In 2011, New York's best rookies were products of its Latin American program.
Ivan Nova's 16 wins led all big league rookies, while Eduardo Nunez started a
total of 81 games at four different positions. Top prospect Jesus Montero
made a quick impact in September and positioned himself for a full-time role
in 2012 as a DH and part-time catcher.

The big league roster included key pro scouting pickups Bartolo Colon and
Freddy Garcia in the rotation and Cory Wade in the bullpen. Oppenheimer
draftees Brett Gardner, Ian Kennedy (with the Diamondbacks after being used
in a December 2009 trade for Granderson) and David Robertson enjoyed
all-star-caliber seasons. The latter two are part of a productive 2006
Yankees draft class that has sent 10 players to the majors.

New York has more on the way, starting with Montero, righthander Dellin
Betances (another 2006 draftee) and Mexican lefty Manny Banuelos. Montero
might not catch for many organizations, but he still might for the Yankees,
who look more for offense from their backstops. With few attractive pitching
options on the free-agent market, New York could turn to Banuelos or Betances
in 2012.

They both reached Scranton/Wilkes-Barre toward the end of the 2011 season,
becoming part of a Triple-A rotation that got 120 starts from homegrown
pitchers. At the other end of the spectrum, Yankees affiliates won
championships in the Rookie-level Gulf Coast and short-season New York-Penn
leagues.

It wasn't all great news for New York on the player-development front.
Righthander Andrew Brackman, a 2007 first-round pick who collected nearly $6
million on the big league deal he signed without reaching the majors, didn't
have his $2.2 million option for 2012 picked up after a terrible season. He
contemplated quitting baseball and has gone 15-29, 5.11 as a pro.

Outside of Banuelos, the Yankees continue to struggle to develop lefties.
Even with the success at the lower levels, the system's domestic clubs
struggled to reach .500.

But on Cashman's watch, New York has been the majors' most consistent winner
and produced its share of homegrown talent. As the GM begins a new three-year
contract, it's easy to say that he has earned it.


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