想想几年前的我们 现在总有点苦尽甘来的感觉 但....依惯例... 低调点 还是不要太期待好了XDDDD 原文出处:http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/index.php?s=rankings (原文预估第一是袜子队) -------- 引用原文 -------- Organizational Rakings : #2 As we reach the top three, you’ve probably noticed that they’re all coming from the AL East. It really is remarkable how strong that division is. One of the three best teams in baseball isn’t going to make the playoffs this year, and probably for the next few years. These teams are all set up for long term success, and over the next few years, we could see the strongest division in the history of baseball. Rankings So Far #30: Washington Nationals #29: Florida Marlins #28: Houston Astros #27: Kansas City Royals #26: Pittsburgh Pirates #25: San Diego Padres #24: Cincinnati Reds #23: Colorado Rockies #22: Detroit Tigers #21: St. Louis Cardinals #20: Toronto Blue Jays #19: San Francisco Giants #18: Minnesota Twins #17: Chicago White Sox #16: Baltimore Orioles #15: Seattle Mariners #14: Philadelphia Phillies #13: Los Angeles Dodgers #12: Texas Rangers #11: Oakland Athletics #10: Los Angeles Angels #9: Arizona Diamondbacks #8: Atlanta Braves #7: Chicago Cubs #6: Milwaukee Brewers #5: New York Mets #4: Cleveland Indians #3: New York Yankees #2: Tampa Bay Rays Ownership: C+ Since buying the team, Stuart Sternberg has completely changed the culture of the franchise. He instituted significant pro-fan initiatives such as free parking to help lure in an alienated fan base, put Andrew Friedman and Gerry Hunsicker in place to oversee a forward thinking baseball operations team, and began investing in the on field product. The Rays are never going to match Boston or New York in payroll, but TB is in a growth phase of their franchise - by putting on a quality product, they’re bringing people to the park, and the attendance surge will lead to expanded budgets. Their market will always make them compete on a budget, but they’ll be funded well enough to keep their team together. Front Office: A+ Andrew Friedman and his gang have done tremendous work in putting this franchise back on it’s feet. The people who crow that they are living off of high draft picks from years of losing are just showing their ignorance. The front office has been brilliant at picking up quality role players, they’ve pieced together an elite bullpen from retreads and waiver claims, and the team ’s best hitter was signed as a minor league free agent. They continually work to add depth to their organization, giving themselves multiple options to cover for injuries and unexpected declines in performance. They scout well, draft well, develop well, value their players correctly, and have locked up the core of their franchise to long term deals that add significant value to the franchise. The Rays are winning for a reason - this success is the residue of great planning and hard work. Major League Talent: A It’s really hard to find a weakness with this team. They’re the best defensive team in baseball. They supplemented their line-up by adding Pat Burrell to an already strong core of young hitters. Their rotation is excellent and deep. Their bullpen, while lacking a true proven closer, is full of good arms who get high leverage outs and preserve leads. Their backups could start on most MLB teams. The backups to the backups are even useful. They’re loaded with talent, most of it young, and there’s no reason to think that last yaer was a fluke. They’re a force to contend with both in 2009 and going forward. Minor League Talent: A Wade Davis, Desmond Jennings, and Reid Brignac would be a fantastic top three in any farm system. Most teams would kill to have a trio of guys that talented. And those guys aren’t even close to the team’s top spot, which is owned by David Price, the best pitching prospect in the game. Don’t forget last year’s #1 overall pick Tim Beckham. Or, the ridiculous pitching depth offered by Matt Moore, Jeremy Hellickson, Nick Barnese, and Kyle Lobstein. Just like the major league team, the system is deep and talented, and the waves of talent hitting Tampa aren’t going to end any time soon. Overall: A A smart front office, the best young group of major league talent in baseball, and a top notch farm system gives the franchise an embarrassment of riches. They don’t have room for all their quality players. Their depth is ridiculous, yet there are few weaknesses on the major league roster that could use an upgrade. The team’s revenue streams aren’t up there with the big boys, but their remarkable talent overcomes that limitation. The Rays are for real, and they’re going to put a contending team on the field for the next half decade at least. ---- 他确定我们的浅力评估值只有A吗？ 哼! --

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