我们家的的有 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10. Taylor Teagarden, c, Surprise (Rangers) Always a plus defender behind the plate, questions arose about Teagarden's long term future at catcher after undergoing Tommy John surgery in 2005. Teagarden missed a small chunk of time during the regular season due to elbow soreness, but finished the season in Double-A and caught full-time in the AFL. Teagarden possesses exceptional skills behind the plate, with soft hands, quick feet and a strong, accurate arm. He gets good backspin and carry with natural loft in his swing, showing plus raw power to all fields. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19. John Mayberry, of, Surprise (Rangers) The biggest talk among scouts in the AFL was how much Mayberry's body had changed since he was an amateur, though the only real difference in his tall, wiry frame was that he ran better and showed improved defensive tools than he did when he was at Stanford. Offensively, power has never been a problem for Mayberry. After hitting 32 home runs over his first two seasons, Mayberry was just one of seven players in the minors to hit at least 30 bombs in 2007. It's his ability to recognize pitches and lay off soft breaking balls away where Mayberry still struggles, and he might not ever hit for a high average. "He was a mule when he was at Stanford," said one pro scout from an American League club. "It looks like he lost 30 pounds. He can run pretty well for a big man and he's got that right field profile. His body just looks so much more lean, so much more chiseled." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [本文转载自BaseballAmerica网站] --

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