Re: [農場] 他們人咧？(2006新秀)

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Where are they now? 2006 Yankees Prospects 11-20 20. Matt Smith, LHP One of the few lefties on this list, Matt Smith was pretty old for a prospect at this point. He was 27 for much of the 2006 season, and saw time in the majors for the Yanks that year. He pitched 12 shutout innings in relief for the Yankees that season, before being dealt along with three other players for Bobby Abreu and Cory Lidle. He had some more success in relief for the Phillies, but then underwent Tommy John Surgery in 2007. He signed a minor league contract with the cubs in January but has not appeared in a game yet. 按：開刀之後還沒出現...。 19. Kevin Howard, 2B/3B The Yankees received Kevin Howard in exchange for Tony Womack in 2005, which should tell you he was never worth much. He was terrible for AA Trenton in 2006, and has since played in the Dodgers and Phillies organizations. Howard is currently playing for the Blue Jays AAA affiliate in Las Vegas, although not particularly well. 按：現在在教士農場打拼。 18. Sean Henn, LHP Sean Henn was highly touted in the Yankees farm system as a lefty with an electric arm, something the system had been lacking. He made it to AAA in '05 and has bouncing between Major League teams and Triple-A affiliates since then. His velocity isn't great anymore, as he has averaged just 91.8 MPH with his fastball in his major league career. He bounced from the Yankees to the Padres to the Twins, and has just been destroyed by major league hitters. His ERA, by year, from 2005 to 2009 is: 11.12, 4.82, 7.12, 7.71, and 7.36, for a career ERA of 7.53. That's about as bad as you can do in over 70 innings. 按：還待在雙城牛棚裡...。 17. Alan Horne, RHP Up until 2007, Horne would always produce and get a lot of strikeouts, but would never stay healthy. In 2007, it seemed like Horne had finally put it together. He won Eastern League pitcher of the year after putting together a season where he started 27 games with a FIP of 3.32. At the age of 25, he had put himself in a position to start the season at AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, and be one of the first pitchers in line for a call up if a starter was needed. Things did not go as planned, and Horne struggled with injuries for much of the 2008 season. He began to pitch some rehab starts in AA this season, but found him on the disabled list for the third time this season on June 9th. He is out with an unknown shoulder injury. Horne is running out of time at this point, and it is looking more and more likely that his 2007 season was the fluke, and the injuries are the norm for him. 按：07年看起來是運氣好而已，瘋狂受傷，掙扎中。 16. Matt DeSalvo, RHP I never was a very big fan of DeSalvo. While he had good sinking stuff, he never had much control. In his minor league career, he has walked 5 batters per nine innings, and that is not going to translate into good major league results. Predictably, he has gotten bombed in his few major league opportunities, with a 12:20 K:BB ratio and a 7.89 ERA. He is currently starting in AAA for the Rays and has a 19:18 K:BB ratio. Don't expect to see the Rays to ever call him up. 按：在光芒農場丢得不怎樣，大概不會被叫上來。 15. Melky Cabrera, OF You all know Melky Cabrera, and may be surprised to see him at only #15 on this list, considering 2006 was the year when Melky broke into the majors at the age of 22 and maintained a .360 OBP while getting playing time at all 3 OF positions. The truth is, though, Melky was never a big-time prospect, and no one expected him to do that well in the majors. As we all witnessed, Cabrera played progressively worse in 2007 and 2008, but has done a respectable job so far in 2009. Melky is slumping in June, so lets hope it's just a slump and not a continued trend of starting off hot in April and then playing poorly for the last four months of the season. 按：3、4、5月很強。 14. Steven White, RHP White was always a bit of a fringe prospect, he didn't really have any one plus tool, but always got decent results. After a strong season in AAA at the age of 26 in 2007 where he posted a 3.63 FIP, he looked like he might have a future in the majors as a long man and spot starter, but that never worked out. White posted a 5.57 FIP for AAA Scranton in 2008 and was released by the Yankees on August 12th, 2008. He has not resurfaced in any other organization since. 按：被釋出之後，到現在還是自由球員。 13. Brett Gardner, OF After what he has done so far this season, I am a huge Brett Gardner fan. Before the season, many debated how much value Brett Gardner would have, and some thought it would not be that much. There questions over whether he would be able to work walks against major league pitchers when they didn't have anything to fear from Gardner, who is mainly a singles hitter. Gardner has done a great job this year, posting an impressive OBP of .358, stealing 16 bases, and only being caught twice. Gardner doesn't really look like a great defensive center fielder, but his Ultimate Zone Rating disagrees with my eyes. In 77 games(53 starts) in CF for his career, he has maintained a UZR/150 of 25.9. There is no way that is sustainable, but it is still very impressive and tells you Gardner is a defensive asset. Gardner has already been worth 1.5 WAR this season, and I hope he can keep it up. 按：快腿，只要用時間來證明他的contact是不是真的進步了。 12. Tim Battle, OF Tim Battle was a 3rd round pick for the Yankees in 2003, and was said to have great tools, but never got any results. His career minor league numbers of .241/.298/.377 leave a lot to be desired. Last season was his 4th season spending time in Tampa, and he still was not able to maintain an OBP above .300. He was released by the Yankees yesterday after spending the entire season on the Trenton DL. 按：有好的天份，但是在職棒體系打得不怎樣，受傷之後就被釋出了。 11. J. Brent Cox, RHP Cox was an established college closer who moved through the Yankees system quickly and put up great numbers. He was touted as a future setup man, but it does not look like he will reach that potential. He had Tommy John Surgery and missed the entire 2007 season. Since his return, he has just not been the same pitcher. He struggled last season in AAA, posting a K:BB of 16:17 in 36 innings. This year, he struggled in 20.1 innings in AAA with a 7.08 ERA and was recently demoted to AA. Cox's four outings in AA have not been any more kind to him, as he has given up 3 ER in 3.2 IP. The future doesn't look bright for Cox, as he never had overpowering stuff and it seems like he has lost a lot. 按：受傷，原本stuff就不屬頂級的，開刀之後他的stuff又掉下來了。 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 118.167.176.137

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