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Chicago White Sox Top 20 Prospects for 2009
by John Sickels
1) Gordon Beckham, SS, Grade B+: Very advanced prospect with across-the-board
skills. Could get to A- next year.
2) Aaron Poreda, LHP, Grade B+: Power lefty was a bit more polished than
anticipated. Does he start or relieve?
3) Tyler Flowers, C, Grade B: Impressive power bat acquired in Vasquez deal.
4) Brandon Allen, 1B, Grade C+: Enormous raw power, but high strikeout rate
is concerning.
5) Clayton Richard, LHP, Grade C+: Throws strikes, nice sinker, not a big
margin for error.
6) Jordan Danks, OF, Grade C+: Excellent tools, played well in pro debut, and
I still think he can show some power eventually.
7) Chris Getz, 2B, Grade C+: Nice contact hitter, should be useful but not a
star.
8) John Shelby, OF, Grade C+: Good tools, has speed and power, but strike
zone judgment may hold him back.
9) Jose Martinez, OF, Grade C+: Good tools, season cut short by knee injury.
Will power come?
10) Dayan Viciendo, 3B, Grade C+: Wild guess on grade and rating. Scouting
reports indicate Angel Villalona type, but who knows?
11) Brent Morel, 3B, Grade C+: Nice debut. Joe Randa type?
12) Dan Hudson, RHP, Grade C+: I think he is a major sleeper.
13) Dexter Carter, RHP, Grade C: Excellent pro debut following horrible
college season. Which is the real Carter?
14) Jeff Marquez, RHP, Grade C: Sinkerball guy acquired in Swisher deal.
15) Jon Link, RHP, Grade C: Another guy with a power sinker, good Double-A
season, could slot into pen.
16) Cole Armstrong, Grade C: White Sox seem to like him but I have big doubts
about his bat.
17) Justin Cassel, RHP, Grade C: Another guy who could be a nice solid
utility pitcher.
18) Jack Egbert, RHP, Grade C: Another guy who could be a nice solid utility
pitcher.
19) John Ely, RHP, Grade C: Another guy who could be a nice solid utility
pitcher.
20) Jon Gilmore, 3B, Grade C: Young 3B acquired in Vasquez deal. Changing
grade from C+ to C due to rawness but I still think he could develop.
Others: Lance Broadway, RHP; Jorge Castillo, 1B-C; Eduardo Escobar, SS; Nevin
Griffith, RHP; Lucas Harrell, RHP; Leroy Hunt, RHP; Tyler Kuhn, SS-2B: Brent
Lillibridge, SS: Santo Luis, RHP; Jhonny Nunez, RHP: Brian Omogrosso, RHP;
Drew O'Neil, RHP, Santos Rodriguez, LHP; Clevelan Santeliz, RHP; Juan
Silvero, SS: Carlos Torres, RHP; Kenny Williams, OF.
As usual, don't sweat so much about where the Grade C+/C types rank exactly
on this list. After I get past the top 10 I don't worry so much about exact
placement, since I'm trying to concentrate on the book right now.
SYSTEM IN BRIEF
The White Sox have two potential impact players in Beckham and Poreda,
followed by two guys with big power but question marks in Flowers and Allen,
then the super toolsy but hard to predict Danks. After that things tail off
fast. Getz is okay. Shelby, Martinez, and Viciendo are all guys with high
ceilings but lots of questions at this point. Then you have a big batch of
Grade C+/C type pitchers, guys who can fill a role and be fifth
starters/bullpen assets, but who don't look to me like huge impact talents. I
don't buy into Cole Armstrong as a future regular. Eduardo Escobar, ranked
10th on the Baseball America list, doesn't look like anything special to me
and there are a lot of guys I would rather have ahead of him.
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