Position players Best Pure Hitter: 3B Kris Bryant (1) spread out at the plate this spring,keeping his head still and lower while reducing his overall pre-swing movement.That cut down on his swing-and-miss tendencies, and he hit .336 in 128 at-batsin his pro debut. Best power hitter: Bryant’s showed his top-of-the-scale raw power all spring,hitting 31 homers to earn BA’s College Player of the Year award, and as a pro,as he hit nine homers and slugged .688. Fastest runner: OF Carcer Burks (9) turned in 6.5-second 60-yard times in apredraft workout. OF Jacob Hannemann (3) isn’t as fast out of the batter’s box but flies once under way. Best defensive player: Hannemann could stand to add polish, but he out runs his mistakes in center field. C Will Remillard (19) got a $150,000 bonusmostly for his catch-and- throw kills, with his arm being his best tool. Pitchers Best Fastball: Six-foot-7 RHP Scott Frazier (6) tops out at 97 mph and sits in the 94-96 range, but right now he doesn’t generate many swings and misses. LHPRob Zastryzny (2) sits at 90-91 but adds and subtracts,throws strikes and gets many more swings and misses in the strike zone with his heater. RHP Trey Masek (5) has touched 95 with life. Best secondary pitch: RHP Tyler Skulina (4) stands out for his hard, late power slider in the low 80s. Odds and Ends Best Pro Debut: Bryant helped Daytona win the high Class A Florida State League title, hitting .350 in the playoffs. RHP Zack Godley (10) helped Boise reach the short-season Northwest League finals, going 2-0, 2.03 overall with 28 strikeouts in 27 innings. Best athlete: Hannemann redshirted for Brigham Young’s football team as a 6-foot-1, 195-pound defensive back, then raked in the spring for BYU’s baseball team after having missed two years while serving on his Mormon mission He’s strong, fast and explosive. Most intriguing background: Hannemann, who also is distantly related to assistant general manager for scouting/player development Jason McLeod. RHP Daniel Poncedeleon (14) signed a term sheet but failed his physical, so the Cubs didn’t sign him.He has been ruled ineligible to return to his college team, though Houston is appealing the NCAA’s decision. Closest to the majors: Bryant won’t need long at all with the bat; the only question is if he’ll play third base or move to an outfield corner. Best late-round pick: RHP Trevor Clifton (12) signed for $375,000. He fell thanks to a raw delivery and his green makeup, but his arm strength produces 91-94 mph fastballs and he flashes plus secondary stuff. He needs a lot of polish. The one who got away: Poncedeleon, as well as C Jeremy Martinez (37), aphysically mature,strong-bodied centerpiece of Southern California’s recruiting class. -- 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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