[農場] BA Top 10 Prospects

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TOP TEN   PROSPECTS
1.      Mason Williams, of
2.      Slade Heathcott, of
3.      Gary Sanchez, c
4.      Tyler Austin, of
5.      Jose Campos, rhp
6.      Brett Marshall, rhp
7.      Angelo Gumbs, 2b
8.      Manny Banuelos, lhp
9.      Ty Hensley, rhp
10.     Rafael De Paula, rhp

BEST  TOOLS
Best Hitter for Average         Tyler Austin
Best Power Hitter               Gary Sanchez
Best Strike Zone Discipline     Taylor Dugas
Fastest Baserunner              Mason Williams
Best Athlete                    Mason Williams
Best Fastball                   Jose Ramirez
Best Curveball                  Bryan Mitchell
Best Slider                     Mark Montgomery
Best Changeup                   Brett Marshall
Best Control                    Caleb Cotham
Best Defensive Catcher          Austin Romine
Best Defensive Infielder        Cito Culver
Best Infield Arm                Cito Culver
Best Defensive OF               Mason Williams
Best Outfield Arm               Slade Heathcott

PROJECTED 2016 LINEUP
Catcher         Gary Sanchez
First Base      Tyler Austin
Second Base     Angelo Gumbs
Third Base      Robinson Cano
Shortstop       Eduardo Nunez
Left Field      Curtis Granderson
Center Field    Mason Williams
Right Field     Slade Heathcott
Designated Hitter       Mark Teixeira

No. 1 Starter   C.C. Sabathia
No. 2 Starter   Phil Hughes
No. 3 Starter   Ivan Nova
No. 4 Starter   Jose Campos
No. 5 Starter   Brett Marshall
Closer  David Robertson

Will 2012 be the turning point in recent Yankees history, the year where the
heroes of teams that have reached the postseason in 17 of the last 18 seasons
fade into the past and force the franchise to forge a new identity?

Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera have been the two constants in New York, both
making their major league debuts when the club started its playoff run in
1995. The two future first-ballot Hall of Famers have aged gracefully,
maintaining high levels of play while remaining remarkably durable—until
this past season.

Rivera tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee in May while
shagging balls during batting practice in Kansas City, costing him the rest
of the season. Jeter fared better, leading the majors in hits for the second
time and moved into 11th place on the all-time list. But he fractured his
left ankle while trying to make a defensive play during the American League
Championship Series, and the Tigers went on to sweep a listless Yankees club
that looked very old.

While Jeter's career doesn't figure to be over, there's reason to wonder how
well a 38-year-old shortstop will recover from such an injury. The same is
true of Rivera, a pending free agent who'll be 43 when he tries to come back
in 2013.

At best, Eduardo Nunez would be a short-term replacement for Jeter. Rafael
Soriano filled in capably for Rivera, though he may exercise the opt-out
clause in his contract this offseason. The farm system isn't in position to
provide any immediate help, as many of the Yankees' top prospects took a step
backwards.

That was especially true of Manny Banuelos and Dellin Betances, who entered
the year as New York's best pitching prospects. Banuelos blew out his elbow
and required Tommy John surgery, while Betances was bumped down to Double-A
and is no longer counted on by the organization.

Yankees pitching took two more hits when big leaguer Michael Pineda missed
the entire season with a shoulder tear and 20-year-old Jose Campos worked
just 25 innings before being shut down with elbow issues. Both were acquired
from the Mariners in January for New York's previous No. 1 prospect, Jesus
Montero.

Recent top draft picks Cito Culver (2010) and Dante Bichette (2011) also
floundered, but other position prospects flourished while playing together in
Class A. Outfielders Mason Williams, Slade Heathcott and Tyler Austin and
catcher Gary Sanchez need more time to develop, but all are candidates to
become the first homegrown Yankees to crack the big league lineup on a
consistent basis since Brett Gardner in 2008.

Owner Hal Steinbrenner has said he doesn't want to exceed the $189 million
luxury-tax threshold in 2013, but that will be difficult. New York spent
roughly $210 million on payroll in 2012, and it carries unenviable contracts
for declining players such as Alex Rodriguez ($114 million through 2017) and
Mark Teixeira ($93 million through 2016). Its top player, Robinson Cano, is a
year away from free agency.

The Yankees have signed and developed young core players in recent years, but
they traded Austin Jackson and Montero. The end of the 2012 season made it
clear that a new nucleus will have to be developed, and soon.


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