May 20
How are the Yankees position prospects doing down in the minors so far this season?
Take a look at the numbers for yourself:
Player Age Tm Lvl G AB HR BB SO BA OBP SLG Bradley Suttle 22 CSC A 13 50 1 5 12 .320 .382 .500 Jesus Montero 18 CSC A 35 146 5 7 23 .322 .359 .507 Edwar Gonzalez 25 2Tm 2Lv 35 142 7 9 29 .282 .329 .528 Wady Rufino 23 CSC A 26 95 5 6 19 .284 .349 .505 Kyle Anson 25 TAM A+ 26 87 1 23 13 .299 .445 .402 Justin Snyder 22 CSC A 35 140 2 16 18 .314 .377 .464 Brett Gardner 24 SWB AAA 33 118 2 19 25 .288 .381 .449 Kevin Russo 23 TRE AA 20 73 2 10 13 .288 .372 .452 Colin Curtis 23 TRE AA 35 133 2 18 23 .308 .387 .429 Austin Romine 19 CSC A 15 57 0 2 11 .351 .367 .439 James Cooper 24 TAM A+ 25 90 0 4 7 .344 .390 .411 Taylor Holiday 24 CSC A 19 60 1 5 17 .267 .366 .433 Eric Duncan 23 SWB AAA 29 89 3 15 17 .258 .374 .416 Mar. Vechionacci 21 TRE AA 17 53 0 8 11 .302 .387 .396 Austin Krum 22 CSC A 31 103 1 16 18 .272 .377 .398 Damon Sublett 22 TAM A+ 27 111 1 15 32 .270 .364 .405 Abraham Almonte 19 CSC A 34 143 4 10 25 .280 .329 .434 Christopher Malec 25 TRE AA 26 97 3 12 12 .258 .339 .423 Juan Miranda 25 SWB AAA 26 90 2 17 15 .267 .389 .367 Austin Jackson 21 TRE AA 34 139 0 20 27 .281 .371 .374 Tim Battle 22 TAM A+ 26 93 4 5 36 .215 .270 .430 Ramiro Pena 22 TRE AA 30 119 1 11 29 .269 .341 .353 David Williams 23 CSC A 29 104 2 10 28 .231 .304 .375 Eduardo Nunez 21 TAM A+ 22 97 1 3 8 .258 .280 .381 Kevin Smith 24 TAM A+ 31 114 0 8 29 .254 .309 .342 Seth Fortenberry 24 TAM A+ 32 113 0 21 43 .212 .350 .283 Reegie Corona 21 TRE AA 31 108 0 13 21 .231 .311 .315 Brandon Laird 20 CSC A 30 115 2 9 27 .226 .287 .339 Luis Nunez 21 TAM A+ 21 76 0 2 10 .263 .291 .329 Jose Tabata 19 TRE AA 34 127 0 12 27 .220 .306 .252 Mitchell Hilligoss 23 TAM A+ 28 118 0 6 19 .237 .272 .271 Carmen Angelini 19 CSC A 34 117 0 8 22 .222 .273 .256 Braedyn Pruitt 23 2Tm 2Lv 16 58 0 9 8 .172 .284 .190 Josue Calzado 22 TAM A+ 28 108 1 4 27 .130 .183 .204
Of all of these, who would you say are the “Top 5″ in terms of having good seasons. so far?
When you factor in age, playing level, and ability to do well and control the hitting zone, I’d probably go with Jesus Montero, Justin Snyder, Brett Gardner, Kevin Russo and Colin Curtis.
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May 20th, 2008 at 3:11 pm
Could you make this any more difficult to read?
that aside, seems to me if Damon and Cabrera continue to struggle and Gardner puts together a productive week in Scranton, you might see a new LF or CF come Memorial Day.
May 20th, 2008 at 4:15 pm
I think there’s little doubt that going into next year Jesus Montero will be the Yankees’ number-one ranked prospect, just edging out Austin Jackson.
May 20th, 2008 at 4:54 pm
Come on no love for Abe Almonte?
Ever since he was on the DL the team hasn’t hit the same.