Prospect Market Watch
I’m going to try out a new regular feature here; a periodic (weekly?) report listing the top 5 minor league prospects in the organization, along with players who have seen their stock rise or fall recently.
Dewey’s House Top 5:
| Name | Level | Pos. | Age | Performance | |
| #1 | Lars Anderson | AAA | 1B | 22 | .333/.426/.615 between AA and AAA |
| #2 | Casey Kelly | AA | SP | 20 | 3.48 ERA, 9.1 K/9, 1.6 GO/AO |
| #3 | Jose Iglesias | AA | SS | 20 | .323/.365/.448, excellent defense |
| #4 | Ryan Kalish | AA | OF | 22 | .253/.374/.455, 8 SBs in 9 attempts |
| #5 | Josh Reddick | AAA | OF | 23 | struggling: .187/.221/.411 |
Anderson reclaims the top spot after a tough 2009 resulted in him being knocked down a few pegs on most lists. He edges out Kelly here based on his ceiling; I think Anderson has better chance of becoming an “elite” MLB player than Kelly. Both Kelly and Iglesias are drawing attention to themselves by excelling in a tough league at a very young age. Kalish might be the best all-around player on this list.
The one guy here who has been trending downward is Pawtucket outfielder Josh Reddick. Reddick stays on the top 5 primarily due to his track record (he played well in AAA last year), but his extremely slow start has been troubling.
I’ll begin the whole “rising/falling” feature next week.
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