[情報] BA Top 10 Prospects

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TOP TEN    PROSPECTS
1.      Jurickson Profar, ss
2.      Mike Olt, 3b/1b
3.      Martin Perez, lhp
4.      Leonys Martin, of
5.      Justin Grimm, rhp
6.      Luke Jackson, rhp
7.      Luis Sardinas, ss/2b
8.      Cody Buckel, rhp
9.      Jorge Alfaro, c/1b
10.     Joey Gallo, 3b

BEST    TOOLS
Best Hitter for Average         Jurickson Profar
Best Power Hitter               Joey Gallo
Best Strike Zone Discipline     Jurickson Profar
Fastest Baserunner              Leury Garcia
Best Athlete                    Lewis Brinson
Best Fastball                   Wilmer Font
Best Curveball                  Justin Grimm
Best Slider                     Nick Tepesch
Best Changeup                   Martin Perez
Best Control                    Nick Tepesch
Best Defensive Catcher          Jorge Alfaro
Best Defensive Infielder        Luis Sardinas
Best Infield Arm                Leury Garcia
Best Defensive OF               Engel Beltre
Best Outfield Arm               Preston Beck

PROJECTED 2016  LINEUP
Catcher         Jorge Alfaro
First Base      Mike Olt
Second Base     Jurickson Profar
Third Base      Adrian Beltre
Shortstop       Elvis Andrus
Left Field      Ian Kinsler
Center Field    Lewis Brinson
Right Field     Leonys Martin
Designated Hitter       Joey Gallo

No. 1 Starter   Yu Darvish
No. 2 Starter   Matt Harrison
No. 3 Starter   Derek Holland
No. 4 Starter   Martin Perez
No. 5 Starter   Justin Grimm
Closer  Neftali Feliz

With nine games to go in the regular season, the Rangers had the best record
in the American League and looked poised to make a run to their third
straight American League pennant. But when Texas lost seven of its final nine
contests, including five to the hard-charging Athletics, it ceded the AL West
crown to Oakland.

The A's defeated the Rangers 12-5 in the final game of the season, relegating
them to the AL Wild Card Game, which Texas lost at home to the Orioles by a
score of 5-1.

Much like his team, Josh Hamilton faded down the stretch. He seemed destined
for his second AL MVP award in three seasons when he batted .368/.420/.764
with 21 homers in the first two months, but he did little in June or July and
didn't homer in his final 52 at-bats of the season.

Rangers fans booed Hamilton lustily after he struck out twice and grounded
out weakly, seeing just eight pitches, in the wild-card game defeat. No doubt
they remembered that he dropped a routine flyball in center field the day
before to key an A's rally. The boos were a sign of how much expectations for
him—and the team—have changed during the last three seasons.

Hamilton will test free-agent waters this offseason, with a cloud of
uncertainty hovering over his potential return. If he departs Texas—as
premier free agents Cliff Lee and C.J. Wilson did following the 2010 and 2011
seasons—then the Rangers have the talent to replenish from within.

The roster retooling actually began in 2012, when the Rangers spent $111.7
million ($51.7 million posting fee, $60 million contract) to import Yu
Darvish from Japan. Rookie relievers Robbie Ross and Tanner Scheppers carved
out significant bullpen roles, while second-year lefty Michael Kirkman held
opponents to a .182 average.

Texas also gave a preview of coming attractions by promoting shortstop
Jurickson Profar and third baseman Mike Olt from Double-A before the end of
the season. Two of the game's top prospects, neither played much but could
carve out regular big league roles in 2013 despite being blocked by all-stars
Elvis Andrus and Adrian Beltre at their best positions.

For the third year in a row, the Rangers sacrificed minor league talent
during the season to strengthen the big league team. The most significant
losses came when they surrendered third baseman Christian Villanueva and
righthander Kyle Hendricks to acquire Ryan Dempster from the Cubs at the July
deadline.

In years past, trades for Mike Adams, Cliff Lee and Koji Uehara cost the
Rangers young players like Blake Beavan, Chris Davis, Robbie Erlin, Tommy
Hunter, Justin Smoak and Joe Wieland. That the system continues to thrive
even after the defections testifies to the job Texas does scouting at all
levels, domestic, international and professional.

The Rangers continue to be as active in Latin America as any club. One year
after committing $13.4 million in bonuses to sign Cuban outfielder Leonys
Martin and Dominican outfielders Ronald Guzman and Nomar Mazara, Texas agreed
to terms in February with Dominican outfielder Jairo Beras for $4.5 million.
MLB later suspended Beras for one year—though his contract was approved, and
he can be reinstated July 1—when it learned that the outfielder originally
had understated his age.


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推 gonzalez0528:哈哈 推一個~ 這幾天顧著看乳摸 竟忘了BA到我們家了
→ beckseaton:不是正積極操作換Upton弟~
推 gonzalez0528:是呀~ winter meeting 期間每天都很期待看到新聞 XDD
推 ByronBuxton:前三肥的農場，不知道G大怎麼看待Brinson和Martin?
推 gonzalez0528:哈哈 樓上還在對 homerun derby 輸掉耿耿於懷嗎? XDD
→ gonzalez0528:Brinson 攻擊方面目前還非常的raw 目前被變化球吃死
→ gonzalez0528:他能進步到那真的到目前還不明朗 防守和速度沒問題
→ gonzalez0528:Martin我對他還算有信心 有機會給我們一個平均以上的
→ gonzalez0528:CF的成績
→ beckseaton:樓上可以幫看一下Chat的部分聊了什麼嗎
推 gonzalez0528:還沒開始啦~~XDD 要PM2:00 ET才開始
→ beckseaton:交易好像扯到Martin Perez
推 Czanetti:比較想問Chris McGuiness被放棄了嗎??
推 gonzalez0528:是的 剛剛被選走了 他的ceiling不高 不用可惜