27 Jordan Schafer CF Atlanta Braves TOP '07 LEVEL: A (Myrtle Beach) 21 Schafer isn't Grady Sizemore, but not many players are. He is an excellent athlete and has the strength in his arms to hit for average and power, but he has some mechanical issues. His load at the plate is a little too deep, and he doesn't have the bat speed to overcome it, so he commits early and often ends up way out in front. He also gets too pull-conscious in games, despite showing a good whole-field approach in batting practice. On the plus side, the ball comes off his bat well, and if he can shorten up his swing, he should see improvement in his contact and long-term in his power output. He plays a strong center field with an above-average arm. I don't project him as a top-shelf center fielder right now, but he is ranked this high because he has the physical tools to become one with some work on his swing. 33 Jason Heyward CF/RF Atlanta Braves TOP '07 LEVEL: Rookie (Danville) 18 Atlanta loves to take local high school products in the draft, but the Braves had no business getting Heyward, a top-10 talent, at No. 14. He is a strong 6-foot-4 outfielder with room to add even more strength, and he has a solid approach and huge power in his future. He is a good athlete who projects as a plus right fielder with a strong arm, but Atlanta should consider giving him one full year in center before moving him. He has good plate coverage, especially down, but because he sets up with the bat out from his body, he has to work on covering the ball in. Don't be surprised if he goes all Jay Bruce on the minors over the next two years. 66 Tommy Hanson RHP Atlanta Braves TOP '07 LEVEL: A (Myrtle Beach) 21 Atlanta took Hanson out of Riverside Junior College in 2005, paying him over $300,000 to buy him out of a scholarship to Arizona State, and he's the best pitching prospect remaining in the Braves' system after the massive Mark Teixeira deal last summer. Hanson already runs his fastball up to 91-95 mph, but at a somewhat slight 6-foot-6, he still has projection left in his body. He also features an above-average curveball and an average change, while his stuff plays up because he has good deception in his delivery. His arm action is fluid and his command is improving. He's a few years off, although Atlanta has tended to promote pitchers quickly once they show that their command is good enough to handle the next level. 92 Cole Rohrbough LHP Atlanta Braves TOP '07 LEVEL: A (Rome) 20 Another 2006 draft-and-follow signed in May, Rohrbough is a big lefty with an above-average fastball and a hard curveball that's death on left-handed hitters , so at worst, Atlanta knows it has a future left-handed reliever here. He'll need to improve his changeup and fastball command. 99 Gorkys Hernandez CF Atlanta Braves TOP '07 LEVEL: A (West Michigan) 20 Hernandez is extremely fast and covers a ton of ground in center, showing an above-average arm as well. At the plate, however, he's a slap hitter who makes contact but doesn't hit for any power or show good on-base skills, and he'll h ave to improve in one of those areas to be more than a fringe regular. Source for ESPN -- 世界上最遥远的距离 不是生与死，而是我就站在你面前 你却不知道我爱你 世界上最遥远的距离 不是我就站在你面前 你却不知道我爱你 而是 明明知道彼此相爱却不能在一起 世界上最遥远的距离 不是明明知道彼此相爱却不能在一起 而是明明无法抵挡这段思念 却还得故意装做丝毫没有把你放在心上 --

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