仗着今年有一卡车的前段选秀 ESPN的Keith Law和BA的Jim Callis都一致给予第一名的最高评价 不过我觉得球团还是先把农场养成的问题先解决比较重要 不然选到好货没养起来跟选烂货的意思是一样的 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ESPN Keith Law http://tinyurl.com/lywmxv 1. Arizona Diamondbacks The D-backs had a slew of picks, but unlike some other teams with extra selections, they made them count, grabbing six players from my top 100. They mixed in the usual Diamondback safe-college-guy picks, but added some upside with two good high school bats in Bobby Borchering and Matt Davidson, a potential impact middle infielder in prep shortstop Chris Owings, and a late wild card in local product Matt Helm, a commit to the University of Arizona who probably would have gone within the top five rounds if he hadn't been hurt much of his senior spring. The Diamondbacks had a budget to work with but didn't punt any picks or go excessively cheap on the first day, and they roped in a good mix of potential impact players and safe prospect depth. BA Jim Callis http://tinyurl.com/mou65k 1. Diamondbacks. No team got more quality hitters out of this draft than Arizona, which reeled in third baseman Bobby Borchering (first round); outfielders A.J. Pollock (first) and Marc Krauss (second); first basemen Matt Davidson (sandwich), Ryan Wheeler (fifth) and Paul Goldschmidt (eighth); and shortstops Chris Owings (sandwich) and David Nick (fourth). Lest you think they ignored pitchers, they got three interesting arms in lefthander Mike Belfiore (sandwich), righty Eric Smith (second) and no-hit king Patrick Schuster (13th). --

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