BA的球探报告 第一轮第十四顺位 TREVOR CROWE, of (National rank: 29) School: Arizona. Hometown: Portland. B-T: B-R. Ht.: 5-10. Wt.: 185. Birthdate: Nov. 11, 1983. Previously Drafted: Athletics 2002 (20) Scouting Report: Crowe has played himself into a potential first-rounder on the strength of one of the best offensive seasons in college baseball. As the catalyst atop a potent Arizona lineup, Crowe has hit .422 with 43 extra-base hits, most in the country. Even with a .766 slugging percentage, he is an ideal leadoff man with a .500 on-base percentage, above-average speed and the kind of fiery personality that can light a fire under a team. Though he can be undisciplined at times at the plate and lacks raw power, Crowe has juice in his bat and can hit almost anything thrown at him. A switch-hitter, he tends to be a slightly better hitter from the left side while displaying more power from the right. Crowe arrived at Arizona as a second baseman and may end up back there, though he has spent most of his college career in left field. Center field also would be an ideal defensive home, but some scouts say he doesn't have enough arm or speed for the position. Crowe has an interesting athletic resume. He's a former junior national racquetball champion, and his father was a professional golfer. Crowe played for Team USA last summer and earned all-tournament honors at last year’s College World Series. He isn’t a consensus first-rounder, but area scouts say he may be a more complete player than former Wildcats and current White Sox minor league outfielder Brian Anderson, who was the 15th pick in the 2003 draft. " -- 去年世大棒有来台湾，有人有印象吗？ ※ 编辑: Schmeichel 来自: 218.168.146.52 (06/08 13:51)