1. Justin Upton, ss, Diamondbacks Probably not a shortstop but could be next Ken Griffey Jr. 2. Brandon Wood, ss, Angels Forcing his way atop Los Angeles' collection of shortstop prospects 3. Ian Stewart, 3b, Rockies An elite hitter in Coors Field is very enticing 4. Alex Gordon, 3b, Royals A better hitter than Billy Butler and actually can play third base, too 5. Lastings Milledge, of, Mets Will New York have traded one of the minors' top five-tool talents by then? 6. Hanley Ramirez, ss, Red Sox Has yet to put up stats to match his prodigious tools 7. Chad Billingsley, rhp, Dodgers Has better chance to get 2006 look after Paul DePodesta's firing 8. Joel Guzman, of, Dodgers Keeps reminding scouts of Juan Gonzalez, could be on trading block 9. Troy Tulowitzki, ss, Rockies Better than Bobby Crosby and gets his stats enhanced by altitude 10. Howie Kendrick, 2b, Angels Pitchers still haven't figured out a way to get him out 11. Mike Pelfrey, rhp, Mets Top pitching prospect in 2005 draft still has yet to sign 12. Jered Weaver, rhp, Angels He's good but he's not Mark Prior, and watch that G/F ratio 13. Jeff Clement, c, Mariners May need just three seasons to eclipse Dan Wilson's career HR total 14. Billy Butler, dh, Royals He can rake but he'll wind up at DH in short order 15. Daric Barton, 1b, Athletics Gifted hitter, but some questions about his power and position 16. Nick Markakis, of, Orioles Best player in Orioles system that's finally making some progress 17. Chris Young, of, White Sox Better prospect than the more-publicized Brian Anderson 18. Ryan Braun, 3b, Brewers May wind up in center field but should mash wherever he plays (也许会转任中外野手，不过不论他防守那个位置应该都会有不错的打击成绩) 19. Felix Pie, of, Cubs My concern is that he gets rushed before his skills catch up to his tools 20. Kendry Morales, 1b, Angels Hopefully for him, Los Angeles' fascination with Darin Erstad will have ended --

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