http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/prospects/features/262517.html TOP 20 PROSPECTS 1. Tyler Colvin, of, Boise (Cubs) 2. Shane Lindsay, rhp, Tri-City (Rockies) 3. Matt Sulentic, of, Vancouver (Athletics) 4. Emmanuel Burriss, ss, Salem-Keizer (Giants) 5. Clye Hankerd, of, Yakima (Diamondbacks) 6. Tony Butler, lhp, Everett (Mariners) 7. Kasey Kiker, lhp, Spokane (Rangers) 8. Matt Antonelli, 3b, Eugene (Padres) 9. Mark Pawelek, lhp, Boise (Cubs) 10. Jermaine Mitchell, of, Vancouver (Athletics) 11. Josh Sullivan, rhp, Tri-City (Rockies) 12. Chris Davis, 1b/of, Spokane (Rangers) 13. Chad Tracy, c, Spokane (Rangers) 14. Chad Huffman, of, Eugene (Padres) 15. Daniel Mayora, ss, Tri-City (Rockies) 16. Brooks Brown, rhp, Yakima (Diamondbacks) 17. Andrew Bailey, rhp, Vancouver (Athletics) 5. Cyle Hankerd, of, Yakima (Diamondbacks) B-T: R-R Ht: 6-3 Wt: 180 Age: 21 Drafted: Diamondbacks '06 (3) After batting .298 with one homer as a sophomore, Hankerd showed significant improvement at the plate this spring for Southern California. Then he terrorized NWL pitchers, winning the batting title by 41 points on his way to league MVP honors. He was promoted to high Class A Lancaster for the stretch run. Hankerd is an outstanding pure hitter who peppers the middle of the field with line drives. He can pull the ball with authority early in the count and go to the opposite field with two strikes. He has a rather flat swing plane and gap power now, but he could develop average home run power as he fills out and develops more loft. "He didn't really demonstrate power on an everyday basis, but the homers he did hit, they were big-man home runs," Gainer said. "It's pure and natural, you can tell he loves to hit, been doing it for a while. Even when his timing is off a little bit, he stays through the ball really well." Hankerd is a fringy defender and runner with a below-average arm. That relegates him to left field, but his bat should carry him. 16. Brooks Brown, rhp, Yakima (Diamondbacks) B-T: L-R Ht: 6-3 Wt: 205 Age: 21 Drafted: Diamondbacks '06 (1) A supplemental first-round pick who helped pitch Georgia to the College World Series, Brown was kept in the bullpen after pitching 111 innings in college. The Diamondbacks see Brown as a starter down the line, but some scouts believe he profiles better as a power reliever if he can keep his composure in tight spots. Brown has a solid sinker-slider repertoire but a history of inconsistency dating back to his freshman year for the Bulldogs. When he's right, he pumps 90-93 mph fastballs that touch 94-95 and have good downward movement, shows an above-average breaking ball and demonstrates good feel for his improving changeup. He's a good athlete and has a sound delivery from a three-quarters am slot. But NWL managers weren't impressed with his mound presence, citing a lack of poise and fluctuating control. --

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