18. ALEXI OGANDO, of, Athletics Age: 20 Ht: 6-5 Wt: 193 B-T: R-R Drafted/Signed: Athletics FA '02 (Dominican Republic) Most Arizona League managers preferred Ogando over outfield mate Javi Herrera as a prospect last year. While Herrera moved up this year and became the No. 1 prospect in the Northwest League, Ogando returned to the AZL after getting limited playing time there. Ogando stayed back on breaking balls better while laying off pitches out of the strike zone this year. But he still swung and missed too much, striking out 57 times in 180 at-bats, and his average dropped from .342 a year ago to .267. His best tools are his power to all fields, which is already major league average and projects to get better, and his right-field arm. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG 180 26 48 13 1 6 24 14 57 3 1 .267 .340 .450 20. CONNOR ROBERTSON, rhp, Athletics Age: 23 Ht: 6-3 Wt: 215 B-T: R-R Drafted/Signed: Athletics '04 (31) Robertson broke into pro ball with a bang, leading the Arizona League with 13 saves while posting a 0.92 ERA. He also posted a 46-8 strikeout-walk ratio in 29 innings. But Robertson, a 31st-round pick, was very old by Rookie league standards at 22. While his age wasn't optimum, his stuff was. He showed three solid pitches, including a fastball that touched 92 mph. He's relatively new to pitching after being a two-way player at Birmingham-Southern, where he was the NAIA World Series MVP as a freshman third baseman. W L ERA G SV IP H HR BB SO AVG 2 2 0.92 25 13 29.1 17 2 8 46 .157 --

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