1.Brignac, Devil Rays 2.Hu , Dodgers 3.Triunfel , Mariners 4.Lillibridge, Braves ______________________________________________________________________ 5. Jed Lowrie, Red Sox Age: 23.3 Hitting: .297/.410/.501 at Double-A (93 G); .339/.367/.643 at Triple-A (14 G) Lowrie had a tremendous career at Stanford, but he always struggled as an amateur with wood bats, and scouts may have held that too much against him in the 2005 draft; they’'re sold on him now that he's enjoying a breakout season. Lowrie is probably a better hitter than Lillibridge, with a little more power and a far more patient approach. He has nothing close to Lillibridge’s speed though, and while stolen bases may be overrated, defense isn’t, and Lowrie is still a bit short there, lacking the first-step quickness needed to project as a player with enough range to stay on the left side of the infield. He looks like more of an offensive second baseman at this point, but the Red Sox will keep him at shortstop for now as Dustin Pedroia has second base locked up for what looks like a long time. -- "人人都得有个今天的或一辈子的目标,我的这两个目标都一样--当有人看到我走过来时 ,我要他说:看见了吗?那就是泰德.威廉斯,有史以来最伟大的打击者" ~Ted Williams~ --

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