Tampa Bay Rays 2011 Top 20 PRE-SEASON Prospects in Review by John Sickels on Jul 25, 2011 1) Jeremy Hellickson, RHP, Grade A: 3.17 ERA, 75/40 K/BB in 111 innings, 85 hits for the Tampa Bay Rays. Hard to complain about a very successsful rookie season, and he could get even better in time. 2) Matt Moore, LHP, Grade A: Just promoted to Triple-A, fanned seven in first start for Durham. For Double-A Montgomery, posted 2.20 ERA with 131/28 K/BB in 102 innings, just 68 hits. Outstanding prospect. 3) Desmond Jennings, OF, Grade B+: Hit .275/.374/.456 with 12 homers, 17 steals, 45 walks in 338 at-bats for Durham. Just promoted to the majors, will be subject of Prospect of the Day article on Tuesday. 4) Jake McGee, LHP, Grade B+: 2.70 ERA with 38/8 K/BB in 33 innings for Durham, 30 hits, nine saves. Struggled early in the Rays pen and was demoted, but back in the majors now. 5) Chris Archer, RHP, Grade B+: 4.84 ERA with 92/57 K/BB in 100 innings for Montgomery, 112 hits. Struggling with command issues. 6) Josh Sale, OF, Grade B: .216/.292/.373 in 102 at-bats for Princeton in the Appalachian League, three homers, 11 walks, 18 strikeouts. Not very impressive yet, but this is his pro debut. 7) Alex Colome, RHP, Grade B: Just promoted to Double-A. Had a 3.66 ERA with a 92/44 K/BB in 106 innings for High-A Charlotte, 78 hits allowed. Command an issue but strong stuff. 8) Alex Torres, LHP, Grade B: 3.21 ERA, 104/55 K/BB in 101 innings for Durham, 102 hits. Maintaining excellent strikeout rate. 9) Enny Romero, LHP, Grade B: 4.79 ERA for Low-A Bowling Green, 100/48 K/BB in 83 innings, 82 hits, 1.76 GO/AO. Has pitched better than ERA indicates, K/IP and grounders combination stands out. 10) Hak-Ju Lee, SS, Grade B: .324/.390/.438 with 24 steals, 33 walks, 63 strikeouts in 333 at-bats for Charlotte, plus strong defensive skills. 11) Jake Thompson, RHP, Grade B-: 2.93 ERA with 32/23 K/BB in 71 innings for Charlotte, 72 hits. Throws strikes, but the K/IP ratio is not impressive at all. 12) Justin O'Conner, C, Grade B-: .163/.226/.296 in 98 at-bats for Princeton, 8/44 BB/K. He hit poorly in rookie ball last year too, and while he is quite young, I think concerns about the bat are now warranted. 13) Drew Vettleson, OF, Grade B-: Hitting .282/.347/.47 for Princeton with 11 steals, 12 walks, 20 strikeouts in 110 at-bats. Very solid performance. 14) Alex Cobb, RHP, Grade B-: 1.87 ERA with 70/16 K/BB in 67 innings for Durham, 3.09 ERA with 22/16 K/BB and 1.52 GO/AO in 35 major league innings over six starts. Obviously an excellent season so far. 15) Nick Barnese, RHP, Grade B-: 3.23 ERA with 65/45 K/BB in 86 innings for Montgomery, 81 hits. He's kept the ERA down and I've liked him as a sleeper for a few years, but his K/BB ratio isn't too hot. 16) Joe Cruz, RHP, Grade B-: Ugly 8.43 ERA with 42/20 K/BB in 47 innings, plus an incredibly bad 75 hits for Montgomery. On the DL since early June with a strained groin. 17) Brandon Guyer, OF, Grade B-: .309/.385/.498, 11 homers, 28 walks, 69 strikeouts, 13 steals in 311 at-bats for Durham. Solid campaign. 18) Scott Shuman, RHP, Grade C+: 5.45 ERA, 64/42 K/BB in 36 innings for Charlotte 22 hits, 1.75 GO/AO. Outstanding strikeout rate with lots of grounders, but very serious control problems this year. 19) Wilking Rodriguez, RHP, Grade C+: Has pitched just 13 innings this year between New York-Penn League and Low-A. Bothered by shoulder problems. 20) Braulio Lara, LHP, Grade C+: 4.78 ERA with 84/45 K/BB in 90 innings for Bowling Green, 85 hits. I felt he was capable of better. 21) Leslie Anderson, OF, Grade C+: .279/.311/.430 with 12 homers, 14 walks, 43 strikeouts for Durham. Very low walk rate limits usefulness as an extra bat. 22) Ryan Brett, 2B, Grade C+: .315/.362/.481 in 108 at-bats for Princeton, nine steals, seven walks, nine strikeouts. No complaints here, performing very well. 23) Tim Beckham, SS, Grade C+: .271/.330/.393 for Montgomery. Incremental improvements. 24) Robinson Chirinos, C, Grade C+: .265/.342/.378 for Durham, 3-for-18 (.167) in the majors. Now 27 years old but will hang around for a while as a reserve/Quadruple-A type. 这篇不会很难懂，重点句子都有上色辅助阅读，因这篇是7/25写的距离现在有段时间， 所以数据和球员动态有些微差异。另外，24位新秀里有14位是投手，我们果然只会养 投手(无误)XD。除了看MLB，关注小朋友发展也是相当有乐趣的一件事。 原文：http://tinyurl.com/3whkd2u --

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