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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Wednesday, January 23, 2008Baseball America: Top 10 Prospects: Kansas City RoyalsTipping the clinkscales in K.C…
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Posted: January 23, 2008 at 12:58 PM | 9 comment(s)
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Its good to see the Royals adding pitching depth, but it has come at the total expense of finding any hitters. Now that Butler and Gordon are at the big league level, there are absolutely no legit power hitters in the system other than Moustakas, who has yet to play a full season. As Dayton has said, pitching is the commodity of baseball, and decent hitters aren't all that hard to find via trade or free agency, but still we're going to have to be able to produce some hitters.
I will also assume that the Royals #3 overall pick immediately skyrockets up to the #1 slot on this list. I think whoever they end up with will likely be a better prospect than Moustakas, much as I like Moose.
You are mad. Mad, I tells ya!
Moskos. When you think bad top draft pick, think Pittsburgh Pirates...
Keith, if you had to re-rank the 2007 draft, what changes would you make in the top 5?
This isn't to say I don't like Moustakas; I just didn't consider him a top-five guy at the time of the draft, and I don't see why I'd change my mind just yet.
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