System In 20 Words Or Less: Impact talent? Not really? Depth? You betcha. Four-Star Prospects 1. Brett Jackson, OF 2. Trey McNutt, RHP 3. Chris Archer, RHP Three-Star Prospects 4. Josh Vitters, 3B 5. Hak-Ju Lee, SS 6. Chris Carpenter, RHP 7. Hayden Simpson, RHP 8. Reggie Golden, OF 9. Jay Jackson, RHP 10. Robinson Lopez, RHP 11. Brandon Guyer, OF Nine More: 12. Robinson Chirinos, C: This converted infielder is improving defensively,and he can really hit. 13. Marquez Smith, 3B: He's a bit of an older prospect, but Smith can provide power and defense at the hot corner. 14. Wellington Castillo, C: He has a plus arm and power; and could turn into nice backup or second- division starter. 15. Rafael Dolis, RHP: He's another power arm in a system full of them; scouts want to see him in relief. 16. Ben Wells, RHP: This seventh-round pick was late-riser in the spring; he has low-90s heat with projection. 17. Brett Wallach, RHP: The ex-Dodger arm could move up with more consistent control; his stuff is plus. 18. Darwin Barney, UT: He'll never be a star, will rarely start, but Barney could play a decade in the majors. 19. Austin Reed, RHP: One of the talks of Arizona, scouts love his size and arm action. 20. Alberto Cabrera, RHP: This long, skinny Dominican has plus-plus velo, but needs to refine his secondary stuff. ****************************** 1. Brett Jackson, OF DOB: 8/2/88 Height/Weight: 6-2/210 Bats/Throws: L/R Drafted/Signed: First round, 2009, University of California 2010 Stats:.316/420/.517 at High-A (67 G); .276/.366/.465 at Double-A (61 G) Best/Worst Tool: Speed/none of note Year in Review: This first-round pick reached Double-A in his full-season debut while scoring 103 runs in 128 games. The Good: Jackson doesn't have a tool that rates below average. He works the count well, waits for pitches he can drive and shows gap-to-average power to all fields with no weaknesses against left-handed pitching. He's a plus runner who is dangerous on the basepaths, as well as a good outfielder with a strong and accurate arm. The Bad: Jackson is more of a player without weaknesses than one with impact potential. He has power, but it's not plus, and he's fast but not a burner. There's a significant amount of swing-and-miss in his game, so he'll likely always have a high strikeout rate. Ephemera: The 31st overall pick has been a cursed one in draft history when it comes to position players. Kurt Manwaring (1986) is the last position player taken with that slot to reach the big leagues, and one of only two (Tom Dodd hit one) to go deep in the big leagues. Perfect World Projection: He could be an everyday outfielder with above- average (but not star-level) power and speed. Fantasy Impact: He could hit 15-20 home runs and steal 20-plus bases per year. What's not to like? Path to the Big Leagues: Jackson handled Double-A just fine last year, and will get an opportunity to move up to Triple-A Iowa with a strong spring. He should have a big-league job secured by the following season. ETA: Late 2011. -- 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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