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11-10-2009, 03:04 AM
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The Boss
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Project Prospect has Chris Heisey as MILB's #9 COFer
http://www.projectprospect.com/artic...ield-prospects
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Rk Player Comments Org 1 Jason Heyward Outstanding contact hitter w/ good power and patience; health a concern? ATL 2 Mike Stanton Perhaps the best power prospect in the minors; contact rate is below-ave. FLA 3 Michael Taylor Athletic giant who manages the zone well and has 25+ home run potential PHI 4 Jaff Decker Has good power and is extremely patient; only an average contact hitter SD 5 Domonic Brown Impressive fast-twitch athlete w/ pop; not as coordinated as you'd think PHI 6 Thomas Neal Masher showed promising approach in Cal League; BABIP will fall in AA SF 7 Jose Tabata Elite contact hitter has been brought along quickly; impatient/lacks power PIT 8 Nick Weglarz Played w/ a broken leg for part of '09; potential stud at the plate; not on D CLE 9 Chris Heisey Has a big-league body; born to hit line drives; should provide solid D value CIN 10 Michael Saunders Was AAA success breakout or product of PCL? Struggled over 129 MLB PA SEA 11 Josh Reddick Missed a chunk of '09 w/ strained oblique; standout power; decent contact BOS 12 Caleb Gindl Patient hitter is more athletic than he looks; could be in line for a breakout MIL 13 Kellen Kulbacki Derailed by injuries in '09 but his bat has too much potential to overlook SD 14 Grant Desme Awesome speed/power talent; poor contact -- looks lost at plate sometimes OAK 15 Sawyer Carroll Upside among lowest here; likely MLBer jumped from A to A+ to AA in '09 SD
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11-10-2009, 09:25 AM
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Re: Project Prospect has Chris Heisey as MILB's #9 COFer
If the guy can cut it as a CFer I see him having a pretty darn good career.
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11-10-2009, 09:35 AM
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Re: Project Prospect has Chris Heisey as MILB's #9 COFer
Familiar name at #2. Isn't he a little old to be pulling a Rick Ankiel change of position???
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11-11-2009, 04:21 PM
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Stat Wanker Hodiernus
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Re: Project Prospect has Chris Heisey as MILB's #9 COFer
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11-11-2009, 09:14 AM
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Ojo Rojo
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Re: Project Prospect has Chris Heisey as MILB's #9 COFer
Good to hear he has a "big-league body." I was concerned.
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