http://0rz.net/181Fs 1. Brandon Wood, Angels Age: 21.4 Hitting: .284/.371/.563 in 100 G (Double-A) Last year, you couldn't spend five minutes in prospect world without hearing about or talking about Brandon Wood. With good reason--he led the minor leagues with 43 home runs, was the first minor leaguer to accumulate 100 extra base hits since the Eisenhower administration, and followed that up by setting a new Arizona Fall League mark for with 14 home runs. This year, he hardly gets any attention, yet he's having another great year. He leads the minor leagues with 60 extra-base hits, and is among the Texas League top five in home runs, RBI, and slugging percentage. The season has not been perfect, however: his batting average is down 37 points from last year, and his strikeout rate is up significantly, but the good news is that his walk rate is too. This is an elite offensive performer who should be a consistent middle-of-the-order threat in any lineup. Defensively, he's similar to Cal Ripken in that he does not have a ton of range, but he makes the play on everything he gets to. The way things are shaking out in the Angels system, he may move to third base, where his defensive tools and plus arm should work well. If that happens, you're looking at a Scott Rolen doppelganger. --

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