Five-Star Prospects 1. Josh Vitters, 3B 2. Starlin Castro, SS Four-Star Prospects 3. Hak-Ju Lee, SS 4. Brett Jackson, CF Three-Star Prospects 5. Andrew Cashner, RHP 6. Jay Jackson, RHP 7. Chris Carpenter, RHP 8. Chris Archer, RHP 9. Kyler Burke, OF 10. Ryan Flaherty, INF 11. John Gaub, LHP 1. Josh Vitters, 3B Year in Review: Finally healthy, this former top pick was having a breakout season in the Midwest League before a hand injury slowed him down in the Florida State League. The Good: Vitters' swing is among the sweetest in the minors. It's smooth, powerful, gets into the hitting zone quickly, and stays there a long time. His plate coverage is off the charts, and he's as comfortable turning on an inside fastball as he is driving an outside breaking ball to the opposite field. He made significant strides defensively in 2009, with most scouts believing he can stay at the hot corner for at least the remainder of the decade, while his arm is a plus tool. The Bad: Vitters' plate coverage works against him, as with so many hittable pitches, he draws very few walks. He's a tick below average as a runner, which limits his range a bit at the hot corner. Ephemera: Over a 15-game stretch from May 16 through May 31, Vitters went 26-for-64 (.406) with 10 home runs. Perfect World Projection: Vitters will be a bigger, stronger version of Howie Kendrick. Path to the Big Leagues: Aramis Ramirez could become a free agent after this year, or he could remain a Cub through 2012. Timetable: Vitters made up for his poor second half by hitting .353/.380/.453 against far more advanced pitching in the Arizona Fall League. He could begin 2010 as high as Double-A. 没付钱钱 所以只有Vitters的报告看的到-__- -- --

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