1. Jurickson Profar, ss, Frisco (Rangers) Age: 19 B-T: B-R Ht.: 6-0 Wt.: 165 Signed: Curacao '09 Even in a loaded league, Profar's all-around ability stood out. A 19-year-old jumping who skipped high Class A, he adjusted quickly and took off on a 29-game hitting streak that lasted from April into May. He made his major league debut in September and homered in his first at-bat. A switch-hitter who should hit .300 with plus power for his position, Profar has great bat speed and a solid approach at the plate. He's an above-average defender with good range and a strong arm, though he tends to sling the ball and lose accuracy on his throws. He's an above-average runner as well. "He's very confident because he can do everything on a baseball field," San Antonio manager John Gibbons said. "But he's also intelligent and plays the game the right way." ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4. Mike Olt, 3b, Frisco (Rangers) Age: 23 B-T: R-R Ht.: 6-2 Wt.: 210 Drafted: Connecticut, 2010 (1st round supplemental) Olt drew attention with a powerful batting-practice display at the Futures Game in July, and by August he had been called up to the big leagues. He led the TL with 28 homers despite of leaving a month early, and also topped the league with a .579 slugging percentage. Olt is an average hitter, and he took a leap forward this year because of his increased power output from the right side. He doubled his home run total from 2011, partly because of more friendly ballparks in the TL but also because he showed more patience and put himself in better hitter's counts. A shortstop early in his college career at Connecticut, Olt has become an above-average defender at third base, with soft hands and above-average arm strength. He has good range even though he's a below-average runner. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14. Cody Buckel, rhp, Frisco (Rangers) Age: 20 B-T: R-R Ht.: 6-1 Wt.: 170 Drafted: Royal HS, Simi Valley, Calif., 2010 (2nd round) Buckel opened the season by dominating in high Class A before moving up to Frisco at the end of June. He mixed in a few rough starts but acquitted himself well, particularly for a 20-year-old in Double-A. Because he's 6 feet tall and has an unorthodox delivery, he earns comparisons to both Tim Lincecum and Trevor Bauer. Like those pitchers, Buckel also shows great confidence on the mound and attacks hitters with a variety of pitches. Buckel's fastball ranges from 89-94 mph with good life, and he hits the high end of that range regularly. He shows good feel for a cutter/slider, curveball and changeup, with the curve earning the highest marks this season. If scouts have a concern, it's that he relied on his secondary pitches too much rather than establishing his fastball. 本文节录自BaseballAmerica http://www.baseballamerica.com/online/prospects/rankings/league-top-20-prospects/2012/2614170.html --

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