Tampa Bay Devil Rays Minor League Baseball Commentary and Analysis
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Kevin Goldstein took a look at the Rays stacked system as his top eleven prospect series winds down. Of course Jeremy Hellickson comes in at number one but he’s joined by two other five star prospects and a pair of four prospects. Goldstein does hedge a little and he says the Rays lack their normal prospect depth but with all of the draft picks in the pipeline, the Rays are bound to do some restocking.
Number two is Matt Moore, the hard throwing lefty in the system. Moore dominated High-A and he’ll face his biggest challenge yet with a full season at Double-A in 2011. He also talked about his second half (130 strikeouts in 84 innings) and he projects Moore to be with the big league club in 2012.
Number three is Desmond Jennings. It looked like Jennings was going to replace Carl Crawford in the outfield but now he could be relegated to a fourth outfielder with the signing of Johnny Damon. There’s also a chance he spends the first month or so with Durham so he can get regular playing time. Chris Archer (close to major league ready, right handed pitcher) and Jake McGee (lefty closer in waiting, should make the Rays out of camp) round out the top five.
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