baseball-intellect网站排名(截稿日期:4/29)(只能列出前五，全部的要付费，囧) 1. Martin Perez | LHP | Age – 20 | Grade – B+ (可点进网站有详细叙述) 2. Jurickson Profar | SS | Age – 17 | Grade – B+ Advanced prospect for his age 3. Robbie Erlin | LHP | Age – 20 | Grade – B- Doesn’t have the biggest upside in the world, but he could move quickly through the system 4. Engel Beltre | CF | Age – 21 | Grade – B- Lots of talent, but his make-up is a serious question (recent suspension just adds to those concerns) 5. Mike Olt | 3b | Age – 22 | Grade – B- True third baseman with legit power…adjustments to his swing have helped him as a pro. 网站连结: http://www.baseball-intellect.com/texas-rangers-top-prospects-2011/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ web.minorleaguebaseball.com网站(截稿日期:4/4) Texas Rangers Top 20 Prospects: No. 1: Martin Perez No. 2: RHP Tanner Scheppers No. 3: SS Jurickson Profar No. 4: OF Engel Beltre No. 5: LHP Robbie Erlin No. 6: LHP Michael Kirkman No. 7: SS Luis Sardinas No. 8: LHP Robbie Ross No. 9: RHP David Perez No. 10: RHP Wilmer Font No. 11: OF Jake Skole No. 12: C Jorge Alfaro No. 13: RHP Fabio Castillo No. 14: RHP Joe Wieland No. 15: RHP Matt Thompson No. 16: RHP Luke Jackson No. 17: 3B Christian Villanueva No. 18: LHP Miguel De Los Santos No. 19: 3B Mike Olt No. 20: RHP Omar Beltre PS:这名单没有Neil Ramirez?? 资料来源: http://web.minorleaguebaseball.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20110404& content_id=17365244&vkey=news_t102&fext=.jsp&sid=t102 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ MLB官方网站Texas Rangers专栏(截稿日期:3/3) Rangers' Top 10 Prospects 1. Martin Perez, LHP: As a teenager in Double-A, Perez had an uneven 2010 season, though scouts still love his stuff. The Johan Santana comparisons come from his size, background and plus changeup, and many still believe he'll live up to that billing. Refined command will help his three-pitch mix, giving him the ability to top a big league rotation in the future. 2. Scheppers, RHP: The big right-hander is getting the chance to start and he could see Texas at some point this season. It's a nice fall-back to have, knowing that his fastball can hit near triple-digits in a short-relief role and has the power breaking stuff to work well, should the Rangers decide ultimately that's the place for him. 3. Jurickson Profar, SS: Just 18, Profar is ready to hit the full-season South Atlantic League after performing well as one of the youngest players in the short-season Northwest League last year. He looks up to current Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus and has some of the same skills, both in terms of defensive ability and makeup. He won't be pushing for Andrus' job soon, but the Rangers should have a nice problem on their hands in a few years. 4. Engel Beltre, OF: The 21-year-old is the epitome of the toolsy center fielder, with the potential to do everything well on the field. His defense in center is a plus, both in terms of range and arm. His outstanding speed helps him on both sides of the ball and he'll become a more dangerous runner as he learns the nuances of that part of the game. He should hit for average and at least some power as he continues to mature. 5. Robbie Erlin, LHP: While Erlin may not wow you with plus stuff or overwhelming size, he can flat-out pitch. He led the South Atlantic League in ERA last year as a teenager and walked just 17 all season. He mixes his fastball, curve and changeup very well and keeps hitters off-balance. He goes right after hitters, with his pitchability and competitiveness allowing his stuff to play up. It will be interesting to see how he adjusts as he moves up the ladder to face more advanced hitters. 6. Michael Kirkman, LHP: The 2005 draftee has come a long way, and '10 cemented his place on prospect lists. A starter in Triple-A, he was the Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Year, then came up and pitched well out of the Rangers' bullpen to earn a spot on the postseason roster. He's back starting -- at least for now -- competing for a spot in the Rangers' rotation this spring, but the club knows he can be a major contributor as a reliever if he's needed in that role. 7. Robbie Ross, LHP: Like Erlin, Ross is an undersized lefty who had success in the South Atlantic League in 2010. The California League proved a bit trickier, and some see a future in the bullpen. He'll start for now, and he's got a better fastball than Erlin -- one with a ton of life. If he gets shortened up as a reliever, he could start to advance more quickly. 8. Mike Olt, 3B: Taken out of Connecticut in the sandwich round last June, Olt has the skills to fit the profile as a power-hitting corner infielder. A former shortstop, he's got the defensive tools to stay at third. He may not hit for a high average, but his power and his glove should move him up the ladder fairly quickly. 9. Jake Skole, OF: A two-sport standout in high school, Skole walked away from playing with his brother at Georgia Tech (and playing football) when the Rangers took him No. 15 overall in last year's Draft. He played well in his brief summer debut and showed a bit more polish than anticipated for a two-sport guy who missed most of the spring with an ankle injury. Next stop is full-season ball, and with only one sport to focus on, his ceiling is pretty high. 10. David Perez, RHP: The Rangers have done excellent work in finding young talent in Latin America, and Perez looks to be the next intriguing prospect to come from that effort. The 6-foot-5 right-hander hasn't pitched yet in the United States, but he'll bring his three-pitch mix and a better-than-you'd-think feel for pitching to a Minor League park near you in 2011. Under the Radar Matt Thompson, RHP: A seventh-round Draft pick in 2008, the right-hander made his full-season debut last year. While he allowed 167 hits and finished with a 4.66 ERA over 129 1/3 innings, he also had struck out nine per nine innings and posted a 5.65 K/BB ratio. His curve is his best pitch, but he'll have to show he can handle the rigors of a full season. Thompson's performance suffered as the year wore on in 2010. He'll get the chance to show he's up to the task with the Rangers' new Carolina League affiliate in Myrtle Beach. Christian Villanueva, 3B: He won't turn 20 until June -- and perhaps he gets overshadowed by the young shortstops in the system -- but Villanueva made a very strong first impression during his U.S. debut last summer. An excellent defender at third, he also hit .314 with a.365 on-base percentage and.413 slugging percentage in the rookie-level Arizona League. The next step could be short-season Spokane. Predictions Hitter of the Year -- Beltre He'll figure out the Texas League and earn a promotion to Triple-A, continuing to turn his raw tools into performance. He'll hit over .300, have better success on the basepaths and even see some of that power develop. Pitcher of the Year -- Erlin, LHP Had he been moving up to the California League, it might have been a bit more difficult, but Myrtle Beach will be a great place for him to pitch -- though he may not spend the whole year there. Look for him to pocket his second straight organizational award while topping the system in ERA for a second consecutive campaign. WHEN WILL THEY ARRIVE? Rank Player ETA 1. Martin Perez 2012 2. Tanner Scheppers 2011 3. Jurickson Profar 2014 4. Engel Beltre 2013 5. Robbie Erlin 2013 6. Michael Kirkman 2011 7. Robbie Ross 2013 8. Mike Olt 2013 9. Jake Skole 2014 10. David Perez 2015 ETA:2011 Tanner Scheppers&Michael Kirkman(囧，一个伤兵名单一个找不到控球...) PS:还是没有Neil Ramirez!! 个人资料:http://www.baseball-reference.com/minors/player.cgi?id=ramire001nei 全名:Neil Andrew Ramirez Bats: Right, Throws: Right Height: 6' 3", Weight: 185 lb. Born: May 25, 1989 in Virginia Beach, Virginia, US (Age 21) Drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 1st round (44th) of the 2007 MLB June Amateur Draft. 那年第一轮加上三明治选秀共有五个: Blake W Beavan，Michael A Main，Julio A Borbon，Neil A Ramirez， Raymond T Hunter!!! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 改天有空的话再翻，或有哪些大大肯帮忙翻小的愿意出P币酬谢~~ -- 2010 Texas Rangers Postseason Franchise Roster (SP)Cliff Lee (C)Benjie Molina (1B)Mitch Moreland (2B)Ian Kinsler (SS)Elvis Andrus (3B)Michael Young (LF)David Murphy (CF)Josh Hamilton (RF)Nelson Cruz (DH)Vladimir Guerrero (SP)C.J. Wilson (SP)Colby Lewis (CL)Neftali Feliz (RP)Darren O'Day (RP)Darren Oliver (SP)Derek Holland (RP)Alexi Ogando (RP)Michael Kirkman (C)Matt Treanor (OF)Julio Borbon --

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