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9. Lars Anderson, Red Sox: While his stock has fallen a bit, it should be
noted that Anderson played most of the year in Triple-A at the ripe old
age of 22. He's a selective hitter who will draw walks. And while he hasn't
tapped into his raw power, he still has time to figure it out. The one
thing he doesn't have is an opportunity in Boston, with Gonzalez now
effectively blocking his path for several years.
http://bit.ly/gmCxCa
6. Oscar Tejeda, Red Sox: It's taken him a little while to get going,
spending two seasons in the South Atlantic League, but he moved up to the
Carolina League in 2010 and was an All-Star there, hitting for average
(.307) some power (.455 slugging percentage) and even running a bit
(17 steals). Last year was his first at second base and it seemed to suit
him, though that Dustin Pedroia fellow isn't going anywhere in Boston.
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3. Jose Iglesias, Red Sox: Had the Cuban infielder stayed healthy all
year, the conversation about Iglesias might have been about Boston early
in 2011. But he broke a finger when he was hit by a pitch and missed two
months. Defensively, he's a highlight reel and is ready to play Gold
Glove-caliber defense in the big leagues right now. While he's more
glove than bat, he's not a slouch at the plate and should hit for decent
average. He might need some more time in the Minors, but not too much more.
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