1. Mark Teixeira, 3b/1b/of Age: 23 Teixeira made the opening day lineup after just 86 minor league games, and finished fourth on the team in home runs and RBIs. Already productive, his overall game should improve as his patience at the plate returns to where it was in college and the minors. Primarily played first base, but also saw time at third and both corner outfield spots. Should be an integral run producer in the Rangers lineup for years to come. TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB AVG OBP SLG Texas (MLB) 146 527 66 137 29 5 26 84 44 120 1 .259 .331 .480 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2. Colby Lewis, rhp Age: 24 It's a tribute to how awful the Rangers pitching staff is that Lewis got 26 starts at the major league level despite an ERA over seven. Improved somewhat after a month-long stint at Triple-A (6.03 ERA in final 12 starts), and went 4-0, 4.55 in September. Overall major leaguers lit him up for a .317 average and .550 slugging percentage. Team W-L SV ERA G IP H R ER BB SO Texas (MLB) 10-9 0 7.30 26 127.0 163 104 103 70 88 Oklahoma (Triple-A) 5-1 0 3.02 7 47.2 36 16 16 19 43 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3. Ben Kozlowski, lhp Age: 23 A breakout player for the Rangers in 2002, Kozlowski was clearly off his game during the first two months of the season due to a significant drop in velocity, and the reason for that was explained when he succumbed to Tommy John surgery in June. He'll look to get back on track in mid-2004. Team W-L SV ERA G IP H R ER BB SO Frisco (Double-A) 3-2 0 5.43 11 54.2 71 38 33 27 29 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4. Laynce Nix, of Age: 23 Nix got off to an incredible start at Frisco and received a somewhat surprising callup in early July despite hitting just .186 in his final 30 Double-A games. Showed good power at the major league level, but the more advanced pitchers took advantage of his aggressive approach. TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB AVG OBP SLG Frisco (Double-A) 87 335 52 95 23 0 15 63 34 68 9 .284 .344 .487 Texas (MLB) 53 184 25 47 10 0 8 30 9 53 3 .255 .289 .440 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5. Gerald Laird, c Age: 24 Laird advanced to Triple-A and put up numbers very similar to his 2002 production at Double-A. He continues to project as a strong defensive player who can provide occasional offense. In other words, a valuable catcher. Year ended on a sour note when he made the final out for Team USA in the loss against Mexico that eliminated them from the 2004 Olympics. TEAM G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB AVG OBP SLG Oklahoma (Triple-A) 99 338 50 88 20 5 9 42 37 61 9 .260 .344 .429 Texas (MLB) 19 44 9 12 2 1 1 4 5 11 0 .273 .360 .432 -- 歡迎您到我的相簿逛逛唷~~ http://photo.taipeilink.net/gonzalez0528 逛完了以後別忘了留言給我唷~~~^^ --

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