2013 BA MWL Top 20 Prospects 入選三位 6. Albert Almora Unlike most of the other players in the top 10, Almora doesn’t have overwhelming tools. But the sum of his parts adds up to one of the safer prospects in low Class A. He turns in above-average but unspectacular running times, but he plays like a plus-plus runner. His excellent jumps in center field allow him to cover plenty of ground, and his plus arm helped him throw out seven baserunners in just 59 games. At the plate, Almora projects as a potential .300 hitter with 15-20 home runs. His feel for hitting is extremely advanced for his age. His biggest problem in 2013 was staying healthy. He missed the first month with a hamate injury and was shut down in early August because of a groin problem. 10. Pierce Johnson In a Cubs system that has a multitude of impact hitting prospects but few pitching prospects, Johnson is one of the club’s best hopes for the future. “He has the total package,” a third AL scout said. “He has the changeup, the curveball and pitchability.” Johnson’s hard 81-83 mph curveball is his best pitch. He locates it well and has shown the ability to tighten it for strikes in the zone or make it bigger to get hitters to chase. His fastball, usually sitting 91-95 mph with average life, isn’t bad either. He can locate it to both sides of the plate. Johnson doesn’t use his changeup as much, but it’s an average pitch as well. His command was among the best in the league, earning him a mid-June promotion to the Florida State League. 17. Dan Vogelbach Few hitters in the MWL are more polished than Vogelbach and he also has some of the best raw power in the league. So why is he near the back of this list? It all comes down to a lack of athleticism and concerns about the rest of his game. “He’s really a softball first baseman” is how one scout described him. Vogelbach is a bottom-of-the-scale runner, and despite plenty of work he remains nearly as poor as a defensive first baseman. Barring the DH coming to the National League, multiple evaluators questioned whether Vogelbach could ever play for the Cubs. However, Vogelbach will keep getting chances to improve because he can hit. At the plate, he has an advanced approach that leads to plenty of opposite-field line drives. Unlike many young lefthanded hitters, he puts together competitive at-bats against southpaws as well. -- やっ..........！！！！！！止めろペイモンこの野郎～～～～～～っ 地獄でいきなり聖書なんえ 読み上げやがってえ~~~~~~~~~っ！！殺すえおっ！！ --

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