BP的:http://baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=7092 13. Franklin Morales, lhp 80. Chris Nelson, ss 82. Greg Reynolds, rhp 91. Casey Weathers, rhp 92. Dexter Fowler, of 五个 ESPN的:http://0rz.tw/8a3yH 8. Franklin Morales, LHP, TOP '07 LEVEL: Majors, 22 The Rockies have done well in Latin America over the past five or six years, remedying the franchise's decision to skimp on that area in the first decade of its existence. Morales is the best product so far, a potential No. 1 starter with two plus pitches and a delivery that shows the ball to hitters late. His fastball is plus at 93-95, and he'll run it in hard on hitters on both sides of the plate. His curve has a big two-plane break with very good depth, making him deadly against left-handed hitters. He has some areas on which he needs to work; his command and control are both below average, and the way he rushes his arm through his delivery (providing some of the deception) may limit how good his command can become. His changeup is just a show-me pitch at the moment as well. 70. Ian Stewart, 3B, TOP '07 LEVEL: Majors, 22 After his full-season debut Stewart looked like a No. 3 hitter with the potential to hit .300/.400/.550 when he reached his peak, but he's slid backward each year since, and now projects as more of a .280/.350/.440-type hitter who can contribute but isn't a star. Stewart has a lot of extra movement in his swing that limits his contact rate and robs him of some power before he reaches the ball, although he gets good extension when he squares a ball up. He's solid-average or better defensively at third and wouldn't be a drop-off in overall value from Garrett Atkins should the Rockies decide to trade their incumbent third baseman for other help. 77. Chris Nelson, SS, TOP '07 LEVEL: A (Modesto), 22 Nelson's career had been a disappointment before 2007 due to injuries and poor performance, but he re-established some value with a big year in the hitter-friendly California League. He does several things well but lacks a single outstanding tool; he should hit for some average and some power; he's an above-average runner but not a burner; he's adequate at short but not a Gold Glover. This doesn't affect his rating, but he is also hopelessly blocked in Colorado behind Troy Tulowitzki. 84. Casey Weathers, RHP, TOP '07 LEVEL: A (Modesto), 22 Weathers should move very quickly through the Rockies' system and could be setting up for Manny Corpas by the end of the year if the Rox decide to trade Brian Fuentes. Weathers goes right after hitters, working heavily off his 93-96 mph four-seamer, finishing off lefties with a straight change and righties with a late-breaking slider, throwing strikes with all three pitches. 小联盟官方网站的TOP 50: http://web.minorleaguebaseball.com/milb/news/top50/y2008/ 16. Franklin Morales Major League fans got their first glimpse of Morales on the big stage at the Futures Game, then got a longer look at him during the Rockies' postseason run. Considering how well he performed -- not just statistically, but with great poise as well -- his days as a prospect will soon be over. The power lefty came a long way from the beginning of the 2007 season, improving the command of his plus stuff and refining his secondary pitches, most notably a changeup that had lagged behind his fastball and curve. There used to be talk that if Morales couldn't adequately harness his stuff, he would make a very good short reliever. Those discussions have ended as Morales will begin his ascension to the top of the Rockies' rotation in 2008. 41. Ian Stewart Stewart's first full season was so incredible that it's almost unfair to ask him to live up to it. He struggled to do so in the following two seasons, with injuries hindering him along the way. He righted himself in 2007 with a fine season for Triple-A Colorado Springs and made his big-league debut in August at age 22. He's got the ability to hit for both average and power and will even steal a base or two. He's also a good defensive third baseman with decent range and a strong arm. That's where the issue of playing time arises. Where does Stewart play in the big leagues with Garrett Atkins entrenched at third? The answer might be second base. With the Rockies unsure about re-signing Kaz Matsui, they had Stewart work out at second during instructional league play with promising results. He could provide an interesting option there in 2008. 50. Dexter Fowler Think the Rockies have enough young talent already in the big leagues? There's more on the way. Fowler had the opportunity to play basketball at Harvard or baseball at Miami, but the Rockies were able to convince him to sign. He's learned how to switch-hit as a professional and has taken to it fairly well. He's got room to add strength and pop at the plate and can run exceptionally well, something that will help him on the basepaths as well as in center field, where he profiles as a graceful and well above-average defender. A broken hamate bone cut Fowler's 2007 season with Modesto in the Class A Advanced California League short in June. He made up for some lost at-bats in the Arizona Fall League, though much of that was likely spent regaining his timing at the plate. Still, it should be enough to allow the future five-tool, Gold Glove-caliber center fielder to move up to Double-A to start the 2008 season. Project prospect落矶的TOP 5： http://www.projectprospect.com/colorado-rockies-top-5-0708/ 有兴趣大家自己连过去看吧，有REPORT 而这网站是目前我有看到的，有排PROSPECT的网站中， 唯一一个把Stewart排在Morales之前的， -- 最後附带一提,从金莺版偷来的讯息 BA球队农场排名落矶排名第7 --

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