[漁塭] 2011 BA's Top 10 Prospects

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   TOP TEN PROSPECTS

    1.  Casey Kelly, rhp
    2.  Jose Iglesias, ss
    3.  Anthony Rizzo, 1b
    4.  Anthony Ranaudo, rhp
    5.  Drake Britton, lhp
    6.  Reymond Fuentes, of
    7.  Josh Reddick, of
    8.  Felix Doubront, lhp
    9.  Stolmy Pimentel, rhp
   10.  Garin Cecchini, 3b


   BEST TOOLS

   Best Hitter for Average      Garin Cecchini
   Best Power Hitter            Anthony Rizzo
   Best Strike-Zone Discipline  Che-Hsuan Lin
   Fastest Baserunner           Felix Sanchez
   Best Athlete                 Reymond Fuentes
   Best Fastball                Drake Britton
   Best Curveball               Casey Kelly
   Best Slider                  Alex Wilson
   Best Changeup                Stolmy Pimentel
   Best Control                 Chris Balcom-Miller
   Best Defensive Catcher       Tim Federowicz
   Best Defensive Infielder     Jose Iglesias
   Best Infield Arm             Will Middlebrooks
   Best Defensive Outfielder    Che-Hsuan Lin
   Best Outfield Arm            Che-Hsuan Lin


   PROJECTED 2014 LINEUP

   Catcher            Ryn Lavarnway
   First Base         Anthony Rizzo
   Second Base        Dustin Pedroia
   Third Base         Garin Cecchini
   Shortstop          Jose Iglesias
   Left Field         Jacoby Ellsbury
   Center Field       Reymond Fuentes
   Right Field        Ryan Kalish
   Designated Hitter  Kevin Youkilis

   No. 1 Starter      Jon Lester
   No. 2 Starter      Clay Buchholz
   No. 3 Starter      Casey Kelly
   No. 4 Starter      Josh Beckett
   No. 5 Starter      Anthony Ranaudo
   Closer             Jonathan Papelbon


  TOP PROSPECTS OF THE DECADE

  Year  Player, Position            2010
  2001  Dernell Stenson, of/1b  Deceased
  2002  Seung Song, rhp Lotte    (Korea)
  2003  Hanley Ramirez, ss       Marlins
  2004  Hanley Ramirez, ss       Marlins
  2005  Hanley Ramirez, ss       Marlins
  2006  Andy Marte, 3b           Indians
  2007  Daisuke Matsuzaka, rhp   Red Sox
  2008  Clay Buchholz, rhp       Red Sox
  2009  Lars Anderson, 1b        Red Sox
  2010  Ryan Westmoreland, of    Red Sox


  TOP DRAFT PICKS OF THE DECADE

  Year  Player, Position                        2010
  2001  Kelly Shoppach, c (2nd round)           Rays
  2002  Jon Lester, lhp (2nd round)          Red Sox
  2003  David Murphy, of                     Rangers
  2004  Dustin Pedroia, ss (2nd round)       Red Sox
  2005  Jacoby Ellsbury, of                  Red Sox
  2006  Jason Place, of                      Red Sox
  2007  Nick Hagadone, lhp (1st round supp.) Indians
  2008  Casey Kelly, rhp                     Red Sox
  2009  Reymond Fuentes, of                  Red Sox
  2010  Kolbrin Vitek, 3b                    Red Sox


  LARGEST BONUSES IN CLUB HISTORY

  Jose Iglesias, 2009       $6,250,000
  Casey Kelly, 2008         $3,000,000
  Anthony Ranaudo, 2010     $2,550,000
  Daisuke Matsuzaka, 2006   $2,000,000
  Ryan Westmoreland, 2008   $2,000,000



Little went as planned for the Red Sox in 2010. Before the season
started, general manager Theo Epstein referred to it as a "bridge
period," meaning the team would try to balance contending in the present
with building for the future. Boston focused on upgrading via run
prevention, spending $120.5 million on free agents Adrian Beltre, Mike
Cameron, John Lackey and Marco Scutaro to bolster its defense and
rotation.

Neverthless, the Red Sox dropped from third in the American League in
runs allowed in 2009 to 11th last season. The defense was erratic, as
was the pitching. Lackey, Josh Beckett and Daisuke Matsuzaka combined
for 29 wins at a cost of $38 million, and the middle-relief corps set
more fires than it put out.

Boston's offense was considered its potential weak link, yet ranked
second in the majors in scoring despite injuries that sidelined Cameron
and Jacoby Ellsbury for most of the year, and Dustin Pedroia and Kevin
Youkilis for much of the second half.

The loss of Pedroia and Youkilis, the Red Sox's heart and soul,
ultimately sank a team that had 19 players spend time on the disabled
list. Despite a franchise-record Opening Day payroll of $168.1
million—the second-highest in baseball—Boston missed out on the
postseason for just the second time in eight years.

There were disappointments in the minor leagues as well. Led by
outfielder Ryan Westmoreland and righthander Casey Kelly, the Red Sox
system was rated the fifth-best in baseball by Baseball America entering
2010. But Westmoreland was sidelined after brain surgery in March, while
Kelly struggled with his command as a 20-year-old in Double-A.

Boston's next-best hitting prospects coming into the year, outfielder
Josh Reddick and first baseman Lars Anderson, battled inconsistency in
Triple-A. Its next-best pitching prospect, Junichi Tazawa, had Tommy
John surgery and missed the entire season.

For all the things that went wrong, however, the Red Sox still won 89
games while playing in baseball's toughest division. More than $50
million is coming off the payroll for 2011, allowing for plenty of
opportunity to reinforce the big league club.

Things are far from bleak down on the farm either. Three of the Red Sox'
top five minor league affiliates had the youngest rosters in their
leagues, and low Class A Greenville was the second-youngest, partially
explaining why some of their best prospects didn't put up pretty
numbers. Some did, such as first baseman Anthony Rizzo (25 homers, 100
RBIs) and lefties Drake Britton (2.97 ERA, 78 strikeouts in 76 innings)
and Felix Doubront (8-3, 2.81 in the minors before pitching well in
Boston).

The Red Sox still have one of the deepest farm systems in the game, in
large part because they're as aggressive as any club in the draft. They
spent a club-record $10.7 million on bonuses in 2010, the fourth-highest
total in baseball history, including seven-figure deals for righthander
Anthony Ranaudo, third basemen Kolbrin Vitek and Garin Cecchini, and
second baseman Sean Coyle.

As frustrating as 2010 may have been, Boston's future remains bright.
The last time the Red Sox missed the playoffs, in an injury-riddled
2006, they came back and won the World Series the following year.


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推 jameshu0910:Kalish畢業了嗎?Lars也是?
推 Ricrollp:釣蝦萬歲
→ jameshu0910:Best Fastball~Reymond Fuentes? XD
推 taker627:寶貝碰能留到那麼久喔 XD
→ Westmoreland:Kalish 在大聯盟超過130個打數，畢業
→ Westmoreland:Lars Anderson 就是跌出前10
推 KOSHON:靠北...北極變4號 雷殘認賠殺出 這預測真殘酷 XDDD
→ Westmoreland:農場排名應該會掉不少，田澤純一跟Westy都報銷整季
推 KOSHON:原PO復原狀況如何啊..感覺這二三年衰到炸 輪著傷...
推 jameshu0910:至少深度在,不過也要能養出來呀XD
推 arrow1013:可惜~如果Top10能看到Lin就high了~
→ taker627:樓上加油
推 Carmelo3:Kelly在冬季聯盟最後一場炸裂
→ taker627:原Po
→ Carmelo3:原PO快長成Beltran二號機阿
→ KOSHON:但看到釣蝦洲際盃的好表現 最高興看他選球眼真的開了。
→ Carmelo3:他選球不是問題阿XD Power跟contact這兩項要長出來
推 jameshu0910:Kelly應該是亞利桑那炸裂吧
推 MinChuan:釣蝦的選球一直都不是問題,他的Power!!!不過還年輕就是了
推 Carmelo3:對= = 打錯  是亞歷桑納秋季聯盟
推 vibration333:Lars真冏 第五名這位Britton突然竄起來的喔!
推 vibration333:原PO請振作阿 釣蝦也加油!
推 jameshu0910:Britton好像有開TJ的樣子,記不太起來了
→ jameshu0910:他的同梯全部被淹沒了Brock Huntzinger&Austin Bailey
推 alex710707:Britton搞不好能成為第二個LESTER
→ KoAnne:為什麼大家一直期待Lin的Power??
→ KoAnne:我覺得contact只要再好一點 至少可以當個4th OF
推 tsubasa6405:因為當4th OF會出現迴向魔人希望前面三個擋路的受傷
推 tetsufuu:Project裡沒有Lin      唉
→ v32767:選球好的大多都會期待長Power吧
推 livxering:保被碰..!?  真的要留到這麼久喔...冏
推 soilstone:期待Lin的腿，沒砲瓦沒關係，中外野手不一定要有砲瓦
推 mrkey:重點是他的打擊...
推 Ivanliao:Lin炮瓦長出來的話就可以站穩major了，當然要期待一下
推 steed:迴向魔人XDDD  超酸
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