Reed算毕业了 不然在这份名单不知道会滑到哪里.... (chat是说他还会留在top 10) Cameron被挤出去了换成Fisher. 其他人基本上排明算是都有明显上升(别人毕业了 XD) 8. Alex Bregman ss The Swanson-Bregman debate has raged for years, and Bregman is still making a strong case. chat里面Manuel说的有关Brgman和Swanson: Swanson vs. Bregman … it’s the 2015 SEC all over again. Most of the scouts I have talked to over the years about these two prefer Swanson because of his tools and athleticism. Most of the COACHES I talked to in college about them preferred Swanson; he has that little extra that coaches loved, that competitiveness, that knack for the big moment. I am surprised by Bregman’s power as a pro; maybe I should take that more into consideration than all the evaluators I have talked ato about them over the last couple of years, going back to the 2014 USA Collegiate National Team. But I’ll stick with 2 years of evidence over 3 months. 我把原文贴上 但是里面看语意应该是scout喜欢Swanson ; coach喜欢Bregman 应该是回复的时候打错字.. 有人问Bregman怎麽不是top 5 .. Manuel说他已经是6"球员史上排名最高了 XD 我们家是矮子乐 XDDD 29. Francis Martes rhp Looks like himself after rough start at Double-A: 1.80 ERA, .213 AVG and 8.6 SO/9 since mid-May. 32. Joe Musgrove rhp Pinpoint control has been taken to a new level this season, with just nine walks in 71 1/3 innings. 35. Kyle Tucker of First full season a smash for last year’s No. 5 overall pick, on pace for a .300 average and 47 steals. 47. David Paulino rhp Once a throw-in in Jose Veras trade, his fastball and 11-to-5 curveball draw plus grades. Like Jorge Mateo, he’s serving a team suspension as well. 94. Derek Fisher of Fisher’s power-speed combo could play on a corner, and he’s continued to improve defensively, playing center field every day in Double-A. 如果把今年选秀加进来 Fisher应该就会掉出百名之外 但是其他人应该都算安全名单 其他有在chat提到的球员 Proswagonist (Liberl): Did Franklin Perez or Albert Abreu garner any consideration for the list? Vincent Lara-Cinisomo: I can tell you neither really did. I like Abreu. I saw him pitch this year and he was an easy 96 mph. He needs to learn to command his pitches better, but the stuff is there. --

※ 发信站: 批踢踢实业坊(ptt.cc), 来自: 125.227.232.187 ※ 文章网址: https://webptt.com/cn.aspx?n=bbs/Astros/M.1468029730.A.4DD.html BP ranking for top 50 4. Alex Bregman, SS/3B, Houston Astros Why He'll Succeed: His plate discipline and knack for contact enable him to punish balls in the zone, making up for a lack of premium raw power and allowing the bat to function at third as well as short. Why He Might Fail: The first-half power surge is more mirage than oasis, making the bat less palatable at the hot corner. He’s still pretty good. 33. Francis Martes, RHP, Houston Astros Why He’ll Succeed: His primetime fastball-curve combination overwhelms right-handed hitters and his hard change keeps lefty barrels off the ball enough that he could fulfill his destiny as one of the great complex ball scouting heists in league history. Why He Might Fail: If his swagger on the bump too routinely blurs the line of stubbornness, he might never develop enough trust in his change and nibbles too frequently, forcing a move to the bullpen (where he can still be really, really good). 40. Kyle Tucker, OF, Houston Astros Why He'll Succeed: If he continues to spray line drives to all fields and grows into the current projectable frame, he'll provide the power that many are anticipating, culminating in a player who can impact the game at the plate and on the bases. Why He Might Fail: It’s pretty much all projection for his power, and that power is going to be a prerequisite rather than a luxury if he ends up in a corner. ※ 编辑: FreeFly (125.227.232.187), 07/11/2016 10:50:46