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Recent wisdom, gossip and conjecture:
The Prospect Ten
Strikethree.com's weekly ranking of prospects and/or minor-league systems.
This week: The top ten amateurs to watch.
| Name | Position | Level | Signability |
| 1. BJ Upton | SS | High School, Virginia | High |
| The best SS prospect to come out of high school since that rich guy in Texas. | |||
| 2. Bobby Brownlie | RHP | Rutgers University | Very High |
| The likely #1 pick in the draft, unless the Pirates can find another HS pitcher with arm problems. | |||
| 3. Scott Kazmir | LHP | HS, Texas | High |
| Undersized southpaw drawing rave reviews with his big breaking ball. | |||
| 4. Adam Loewen | LHP | HS, British Columbia | High |
| Combination of size, power, and use of his left arm will cause him to go early. | |||
| 5. Jeff Francouer | OF | HS, Georgia | Mediocre |
| Also a great football player, has committed to Clemson and will require a big bonus. | |||
| 6. Jeff Baker | 3B | Clemson | High |
| A poor man's Troy Glaus, he's the best power prospect in draft. | |||
| 7. Jeff Francis | LHP | University of British Columbia | Very High |
| Not as projectable as countrymate Loewen, but a lot closer to the majors. | |||
| 8. Sergio Santos | 3B | HS, California | Mediocre |
| It's a good year for the left side of the infield. Santos would rank higher in most years. | |||
| 9. Anthony Reyes | RHP | University of Southern Cal | High |
| Has to follow Mark Prior as staff ace, but will make a name for himself. | |||
| 10. Jake Blalock | 3B | HS, California | Mediocre |
| Hank's younger brother doesn't get the scouts drooling, but his last name will make him a first-round pick. | |||
Take issue with these rankings? David Cameron maintains this list, and you can put in a good word for your son at dac@strikethree.com.
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