http://goo.gl/uulvb Four-Star Prospects 1. Jarred Cosart, RHP 2. George Springer, OF 3. Jonathan Singleton, 1B Three-Star Prospects 4. Brett Oberholtzer, LHP 5. Jonathan Villar, SS 6. Domingo Santana, OF 7. Telvin Nash, 1B Two-Star Prospects 8. Delino DeShields, 2B 9. Jack Armstrong, RHP 10. Mike Foltynewicz, RHP 11. Paul Clemens, RHP Nine More: 12. Ariel Ovando, OF: This high-priced Dominican signee showed huge raw power and huge holes in swing during his stateside debut. 13. Austin Wates, OF: He’s a plus runner with contact skills, but he struggles in center field and has limited power. 14. Jordan Scott, OF: Scott, a pop-up prospect in the Appy League, has an outstanding bat, but scouts want to see other tools. 15. J.B. Shuck, OF: He’s a little grinder who gets on base, but he has already reached his ceiling—a fourth outfielder. 16. Mike Kvasnicka, 3B: Scouts are confused as to why Kvasnicka is not a catcher. He just does not have enough bat for third base. 17. Juan Abreu, RHP: Abreu is the lesser-known player from the Bourn trade. He is older and undersized, but he has big velocity out of the bullpen and can miss bats. 18. Adrian Houser, RHP: Houser, a 2011 second-round pick, has a pro body and excellent athleticism, but is still learning how to pitch, and is seen by some as a bit of a project. 19. Vince Velasquez, RHP: This 2010 second-rounder missed all of 2011 recovering from Tommy John surgery, but his projection remains through the roof—or at least at it. 20. Jio Mier, SS: This 2009 first-rounder is a plus defender who can't hit, but that’s slightly offset by his ability to draw walks. 1. Jarred Cosart, RHP DOB: 5/25/90 Height/Weight: 6-3/180 Bats/Throws: R/R Drafted/Signed: 38th round, 2008, Clear Creek HS (TX) 2011 Stats: 3.92 ERA (108-98-43-79) at High-A (20 G); 4.71 ERA (36.1-33-13-22) at Double-A (7 G) Tools Profile: He’s a power right-hander with killer stuff and a baffling lack of results. Year in Review: While he had the best stuff of any right-hander at the Futures Game and was the key to the Hunter Pence deal, Cosart spent much of the year frustrating scouts as to why he wasn't better. The Good: Cosart certainly looks the part of a pitcher. He's a pure power arm with a good frame that features projection. The righty already sits in the mid-90s, and consistently touches 97-99 in each start. Both his curveball and changeup flash as plus; if you see him on the right night, they can flash more. Cosart approaches the game with the kind of confidence arrogance that scouts like to see in a hard thrower. The Bad: Cosart's numbers are nowhere close to what they should be based on his stuff. His mechanics can quickly get sloppy and violent, which costs him both command and movement on his secondary pitches. He can focus too much on overpowering hitters and forgetting about his secondary pitches or sequencing. “My projection changes on him every time I see him,” said one scout. “And in my history, a lot of pitchers like that end up closing.” Ephemera: Cosart would not be the first player who signed as the 1156th overall pick in the draft; Mike Jacobs (1999 draft) was the first in 2005. Perfect World Projection: Cosart has the potential to be a frontline starter, dominating closer, or constant source of frustration in the mold of Gavin Floyd. Fantasy Impact: You like to gamble? Path to the Big Leagues: Cosart will likely begin 2012 back at Double-A, and how well he pitches will determine his timetable. There are scenarios in which he reaches the big leagues by September, and there are chances that he's in the Texas League all season. ETA: 2013 -- 所谓的无异常状态，包含三种情况:一则是真的没发生任何事 ，二则是异状事先被防堵以及没有察觉到异状的第三种情况 然而实际上发生的却是第三种..... 拉斯哥尔==奥塞罗 --

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