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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 shortstop prospects.
| Name | Strength | Organization | Age |
| 1. Wilson Betemit | Power | Atlanta | 21 |
| Has star potential, but is still raw and would develop better in another organization. | |||
| 2. Brandon Phillips | Athleticism | Montreal | 20 |
| Showed great patience in A-ball, lost it in AA. If it comes back, he's ready. | |||
| 3. Miguel Cabrera | Power | Florida | 18 |
| Played well enough at A-ball at a young age, is having a great winter ball. | |||
| 4. Omar Infante | Speed | Detroit | 19 |
| Handling AA at age 19 is impressive. Hitting .302 is another matter all together. | |||
| 5. Antonio Perez | Power | Seattle | 20 |
| Lost 2001 due to injuries, but if the power he showed in 2000 is real, he'll be good. | |||
| 6. Angel Berroa | Power | Kansas City | 21 |
| If the Royals give him the major-league job, they may ruin him. He's not even close. | |||
| 7. Chris Burke | Stability | Houston | 21 |
| Astros' first-round pick showed great skills in pro debut. | |||
| 8. Jose Reyes | Projectability | Mets | 18 |
| Lots of tools, no plate discipline. Long way to go, but young enough to improve. | |||
| 9. Ramon Vazquez | Defense | San Diego | 25 |
| The only player on this list ready to play in 2002. | |||
| 10. Kelly Johnson | Power | Atlanta | 19 |
| Would rank a lot higher if he had a prayer of playing short in the majors. | |||
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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