http://www.sportsline.com/mlb/fantasy/story/9189808
By Eric Mack
8 1B Conor Jackson, 23, Diamondbacks
Think: A right-handed Lyle Overbay
2005 stats: Majors (40) -- .200-2-8-8-0 (.306-.303) / Triple-A (93) --
.354-8-73-66-3 (.553-.457)
Veteran Tony Clark went .303-30-87 with a .636 slugging percentage last season,
but that's not good enough to start at first in Arizona, where they're handing
the job to Jackson this spring. Clark will be his tutor. That's a staggering
thought that speaks volumes of Jackson's upside. His minor-league numbers are
eerily similar to Overbay's at this point, but we like the OPS hog Jackson to
develop more power as a rare slugger who won't strike out very often. (He
posted better than a 1-2 strikeout-to-walk ratio (32-69) in Triple-A). Clark's
presence will be a drain on Jackson's value on Draft Day -- as well as during
the season if the prospect starts slow -- but that only makes him even more of
an attainable sleeper.
22 SS Stephen Drew, 22, Diamondbacks
Think: A better Jhonny Peralta
2005 stats: Double-A (27) -- .218-4-13-11-2 (.386-.301) / High Class A (38) --
.389-10-39-33-1 (.738-.486)
Drew tore up the AFL, too, and isn't far from being a big-leaguer, but the
D-Backs have veteran Craig Counsell to be his placeholder at shortstop this
spring. We see Drew being a midseason call-up and a must-have in any Fantasy
league at that point.
23 OF Carlos Quentin, 23, Diamondbacks
Think: Lance Berkman
2005 stats: Triple-A (136): .301-21-89-98-9 (.520-.422)
Fellow D-Backs prospect Jackson has more potential this season, but Quentin is
the better prospect because of his 35-homer potential. Quentin is stuck behind
veterans at this point, but move him into the top five among rookies if he
slugs his way into an everyday job this spring.
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