6. Bryan Anderson (12/16/86), ETA: 2009
While a .298/.348/.388 vital line doesn’t appear to be too exciting on the surface, the fact that Bryan Anderson was able to experience such a degree of success at the age of 20 in Double-A speaks volumes about his potential. Although his lack of power last season isn’t hard to miss, you could argue that Anderson’s Single-A showing (.302/.374/.417) was superior to Conger’s (.290/.335/.469) at the same age, depending on your metrics of choice. Both Anderson and Conger have been scrutinized for their defensive performances, suggesting that neither one may stick behind the plate in the big leagues.
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