Adrian Gonzalez, 1B (Marlins to Rangers in Ugueth Urbina trade) The first player picked in the 2000 draft, out of high school in California, Gonzalez's pro performance has been acceptable, though not outstanding on the surface. He hit .266 with 17 homers in Double-A last year, OK but not terrific. This is misleading, as he's been one of the youngest players in his league every year, and most scouts have no doubt he'll hit. He has a smooth stroke, untapped power potential, and excellent defensive ability. He hit just .216 through 40 games in Triple-A this year, but has been hampered by a wrist injury, and has played better lately. He'll need a year to be ready for the majors, but there is still a lot to like here. Will Smith, OF (Marlins to Rangers in Urbina trade) A sixth-round pick out of high school in Arizona in 2000, Smith has been quite successful as a pro, showing a consistent ability to hit for average and knock balls into the gaps. He has an unusual batting stance that turns some scouts off, but it works for him. He broke a bone in his wrist in April, and like Gonzalez that has inhibited his production this year. Smith needs experience and refinement, but his career batting average is .300 and he is still just 21. Like Gonzalez, he's a year away and needs to heal his wrist. Ryan Snare, LHP (Marlins to Rangers in Urbina trade) Snare was involved in a trade last summer, going from the Reds to the Marlins for Ryan Dempster. He was originally drafted by Cincinnati in the second round in 2000. He does not have a blazing fastball, hitting 87-88 most days, but his breaking ball is very sharp, and he knows how to use it. He has a 3.67 ERA in Double-A this year with a 77/37 K/BB in 103 innings. He projects as a solid fourth starter type, or perhaps an anti-lefty middle reliever. -- 欢迎您到我的相簿逛逛唷~~ http://photo.taipeilink.net/gonzalez0528 逛完了以後别忘了留言给我唷~~~^^ --

※ 发信站: 批踢踢实业坊(ptt.csie.ntu.edu.tw) ◆ From: 203.204.132.187