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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 left-field prospects.
| Name | Power Potential | Organization | Age |
| 1. Jack Cust | 45 HR | Arizona | 22 |
| A horrible defender, his bat will more than make up for it. | |||
| 2. Chin-Feng Chen | 35 HR | Los Angeles | 24 |
| A legitimate all-around player, Shawn Green makes him an LF. | |||
| 3. Michael Cuddyer | 35 HR | Minnesota | 22 |
| Former third baseman should give Twins cleanup hitter they badly need. | |||
| 4. Chris Snelling | 20 HR | Seattle | 20 |
| Not your typical slugger, but this Rusty Greer/Darin Erstad clone will still be very good. | |||
| 5. Brad Wilkerson | 25 HR | Montreal | 24 |
| Think Edgar Martinez, then give him the ability to run and field. | |||
| 6. Kevin Mench | 35 HR | Texas | 24 |
| His patience disappeared in AA, but his power is legit. I'm betting he gets his walks back. | |||
| 7. John-Ford Griffin | 25 HR | New York | 22 |
| The Yanks lose Paul O'Neill, so they draft a replica without the attitude. | |||
| 8. Ben Johnson | 25 HR | San Diego | 20 |
| An unheralded prospect, held his own in the Cal League at age 19. | |||
| 9. Juan Rivera | 30 HR | New York | 23 |
| One big year with horrible plate discipline does not a star make. | |||
| 10. Xavier Nady | 30 HR | San Diego | 23 |
| Elbow surgery may derail his career before it ever gets off the ground. | |||
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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