by Kevin Goldstein
1. Matt Wieters, C
2. Nick Markakis, RF
3. Adam Jones, CF
4. Chris Tillman, RHP
5. Brian Matusz, LHP
6. Jake Arrieta, RHP
7. Felix Pie, OF
8. Radhames Liz, RHP
9. Brandon Erbe, RHP
10. Nolan Reimold, RF
Markakis doesn't have the kind of power that one normally associates with a
star corner outfielder, but he's hardly a slap hitter and does so many other
things well to make up for it. He'll only get better going forward, and his
long-term contract was an excellent move for Baltimore. Yes, I'm still a big
believer in Adam Jones, even moreso after getting a sneak peek at what PECOTA
had to say about him. Without giving away the store, I will mention that his
four most comparable players listed in Baseball Prospectus 2009 combined for
13 All-Star Game appearances, 10 Top 10 MVP finishes, and 25 Gold Gloves. I'm
still a believer in Pie as well, but as a left fielder there won't be enough
bat there. Liz is what happens when your only real skill is the ability to
throw the ball hard... albeit very hard.
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