文很长 我只看完前十名 贴上几个觉得不错的跟红袜有兴趣的Rafael Devers以及排12的 曾仁和 我们有兴趣的Rafael Devers 虽然还很年轻 但看目前的影片有点令人失望 个人觉得排第一的Eloy Jimenez(OF)跟第九的 Mayky Perez(RHP)蛮屌的 才16岁就那种身材跟爆发力 根本妖怪 Mayky Perez有点像Michael Pineda (1) Eloy Jimenez, OF, 6'4" 200lbs, R/R, Dominican Republic Trainer: Amauris Nina Age: 16.7 years Considered by many to be the top prospect available for the 2013 IFA class, Jimenez is a physical specimen with a major league ready body. Despite his massive frame, Jimenez is noted to have above-average speed running a 6.72 in the 60-yard dash at the recent MLB International Prospect Showcase. Possessing similar tools to Royals 2011 signing Elier Hernandez (also trained by Nina), Jimenez has a quick bat, but his swing can get long at times leading to contact issues. Given his current size at age 16, it's quite foreseeable that Jimenez will slow down some as he fills out, but his plus-plus raw power from the right side and above-average arm strength should profile just fine in an outfield corner. Jimenez regsitered a hit, two walks, and two stolen bases in three at-bats in the MLB Amateur Prospect League. It is believed he could receive a bonus in the 2.5-3mm range. Houston (with the highest bonus pool at 4.9mm) seems to be the most logical landing spot, but San Diego has also shown interest. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=u_4QffDkn6w#! Comparison: Jermaine Dye 4) Luis Encarnacion, 3B, 6'2" 185lbs, R/R, Dominican Republic Trainer: Juan Herrera Age: 15.10 years A third baseman with a big strong athletic build, Encarnacion has the look of a future middle-of-the-order hitter and run producer. Physically imposing in the batter's box he uses simple swing mechanics, and a slight leg lift to generate plus raw power. The ball simply explodes off his bat with natural lift. Encarnacion hit one of the deepest homeruns during the MLB International Showcase. More than just a batting practice monster, Encarnacion was one of the few top prospects to perform well during games at the MLB showcase going 4 -7 with a double. His barrel awareness and ability to consistently square up pitches suggest that he will not just be an all-or-nothing slugger, but a good all-around hitter. Recorded a very respectable 60 time(7.02) for a corner infielder, but not a smooth runner at all. Arm looks to be about average but accurate and online for the most part. Has the tools and bat to profile at third but is not a certainty to stick there long term. Okay moving left to right on grounders but range is only average. Reactions and hands need to improve as he seems to have difficulty with balls hit directly at him. Bat should be enough to play at first base if a position shift becomes necessary though. The Phillies are believed to have the most interest, offering as much as 1mm according to a recent report out of the Dominican. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=u_4QffDkn6w#! Comparison: Aramis Ramirez 7) Marcos Diplan, RHP, 5'11" 165lbs, Dominican Republic Trainer: Luis Polonia Age: 16.10 years Once considered the second best IFA pitcher available for July 2nd (after Mayky Perez), Diplan may not have the upside of his fellow countryman, but at present is much more advanced and polished and it is for that reason that he has surpassed Perez in many scouts eyes. Despite being only 5'11, Diplan has an slender athletic build and a free-and-easy delivery that should allow him to add at least a tick or two to his fastball which already sits 90mph consistently, and peaks at 94. He shows excellent command of the pitch and seems to be able to throw strikes at will. A fierce and hard-nosed competitor, Diplan backs up his heater with a mid-70s curveball that flashes tight spin and good depth, and an 80 mph changeup. Both pitches look very promising at this stage, with the curve having the potential to be a plus pitch down the road. That gives Diplan the basis for three average pitches or better, which for a 15-year-old is quite remarkable. Pitched well at the MLB International Showcase where he threw two shutout innings retiring all six batters he faced (three on strikeouts). He could fetch as much as 1.3mm on July 2nd, as his advanced arm and stuff could see him move quickly through a team's mionor league system. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=B_krt7_djg8#! Comparison: Kris Medlen 9) Mayky Perez, RHP, 6'5" 210lbs, Dominican Republic Trainer: Adam Ramirez Age: 16.9 years While Perez hasn't progressed as much as scouts had hoped following his performance at the Perfect Game All-American Classic last year, he's still one of the top arms available for the July 2nd signing period. Extra large and projectable frame with long loose limbs. Only 15-years-old, Perez has the kind of size that scouts love in their pitching prospects. He has sound mechanics and throws the ball free and easy out of a 3/4 arm slot. Right now Perez' primary pitch is a fastball that consistently sits in the 86-90mph range, topping out at 93, with more to come. The pitch has natural downhill life with occasional arm side run down in the zone. Perez is a confident and competitive pitcher who likes to pound the strikezone. At times he has a tendency to overthrow and can also become too reliant on his heater, which leads him to either loose his command or get hit around. Perez' 74mph curveball is his best present offspeed pitch. It has tight rotation with hard biting action; and could be a plus pitch in the future. He shows some feel for a chanegup which flashes deception and movement, but it's not a major weapon at this stage. With his size and arm strength Perez, who currently plays in the DPL, is considered by most scouts to be the top pitcher available for July 2. His trainer is said to be looking for a bonus over 1.2mm. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=BYyas1lsHdk#! Comparison: Alexei Ogando 10) Rafael Devers, 3B, 6'0" 185lbs, L/R, Dominican Republic Trainer: Javier/Santini Age: 16.9 years Lefty hitting third basemen are a pretty rare breed, but they are also an illustrious group that includes the likes of George Brett, Wade Boggs, Robin Ventura, Eric Chavez, Graig Nettles, and Eddie Matthews. Suffice it to say the 16-yearold Devers will have to overcome some serious odds to join such distinguished company, but it helps that he's already considered the best pure hitter in the July 2nd free agent class. Physically, Devers' strong athletic build and pretty left-handed swing mechanics make one think of Robinson Cano. Like Cano, Devers projects to be a great all-around hitter with the ability to hit for both power and average. He has a mature approach at the plate and sees the ball well. His bat speed is outstanding for his age and he can easily handle 90mph velocity. Devers has great balance at the plate and does a good job incorporating his lower half in his swing, but his swing tends to get longer when looking to lift. He has about average speed (7.08) for a corner infielder but will have to work hard to maintain quickness as he fills out even more. Right now he profiles well at the hot corner with a very strong arm (87mph) and soft hands. Some scouts question how much power he'll hit for, but 15-20 homerun power with a high average looks achievable. He's also not a guarantee to stick at third, but second or the outfield are both solid options, and the bat should play fine there. Plays with some swagger to his game. Devers peformed well at the MLB sponsored Amateur Prospect League going 2-4 with a walk and a run in 4 at bats. Word is the Red Sox have the inside track, and may already have signed him. His bonus expected to be in the 1.5mm range. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=OpyJIZu95hU#! 12) Jen-Ho Tseng, RHP, 6'1 200, Taiwan Trainer: N/A Age: 18.8 years The star of the Taiwanese Junior National Team, Tseng has a wealth of international experience and is pretty physically mature for an 18-year-old. While that might mean there isn't a whole lot of projection left in his frame, he already brings plenty of now stuff. Tseng throws his fastball in the 91-93 mph range with a peak of 95. He compliments the pitch with a hard-breaking curveball, a potentially plus changeup, and a solid slider. He throws all of his pitches from a 3/4 delivery which gives them excellent movement and life. There's also a slight hesitation in his delivery like many pitchers from Asia, which adds deception. Tseng was the only high school player picked for Taiwan's squad in the 2013 WBC. He pitched an inning of relief against New Zealand striking out two and walking 1. In the 2012 World Junior Baseball Championship he was superb going 3-0, with a 0.84era and and 22 strikeouts in 21 1/3 innings against Canada, South Korea and Colombia. Sources indicate his handlers could be looking for as much as 2mm. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=U5SlG_SUurI Comparison: Hiroki Kuroda --

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