Baseball Prospectus Tampa Bay Rays Top 11 Prospects by Kevin Goldstein System In 20 Words Or Less: The Rays remain loaded with top prospects, but the system lacks the depth of previous years. Five-Star Prospects 1. Jeremy Hellickson RHP 2. Matt Moore LHP 3. Desmond Jennings OF Four-Star Prospects 4. Chris Archer RHP 5. Jake McGee LHP Three-Star Prospects 6. Alex Colome RHP 7. Josh Sale LF 8. Hak-Ju Lee SS 9. Alex Torres LHP 10. Brandon Guyer OF 11. Robinson Chirinos C Nine More: 12. Enny Romero LHP: A young Dominican with the potential to move up fast thanks to big-time velocity and plus command. 13. Drew Vettleson OF : A supplemental first-round pick last June, Vettleson has outstanding bat speed and hitting mechanics, but his other tools are a bit light. 14. Justin O'Conner C : He snuck into the first round thanks to huge power and a big-time arm, but many scouts wonder if he'll hit at all. 15. Ty Morrison OF : An ultra-athletic burner who made big strides in 2010, but he still has plenty of work to do, especially in terms of developing an approach. 16. Joe Cruz RHP: A big righty with a good fastball and curve who throws strikes, he could move up with a good showing at Double-A. 17. Jake Thompson RHP: A beefy right-hander who throws smoke and strikes, but he could end up as a reliever if his secondary pitches fail to develop. 18. Tim Beckham SS : The former first overall pick has a career line of .263/.332/.371; his Double-A debut could be a make-or-break season for his dipping prospect status, but the good news is that scouts still see tools. 19. Alex Cobb RHP: He has more control than stuff, but his plus changeup allows him to compete at the upper levels. 20. Yoel Araujo OF : Looking to become a player in the Latin market, the Rays made a big investment in Araujo; he's loaded with tools but comes with wait-and-see caveats as a player with a 12/3/93 birthdate. --

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