Rest of the list below.Colby Rasmus, OF, Cardinals
Comparable to: Shawn Green
I'm thinking of Green as a career comparison, as it's a stretch to count on Rasmus to bat .309-42-123 in any season. Still, Rasmus is a fine athlete, with the kind of stroke and bat control to turn into a superbly disciplined hitter. Rasmus is not huge, but he does pack some lightning into his 6-foot-1, 175-pound frame, and at his age, there's probably more muscle and power to come. If Rasmus doesn't slow down as he fills out, he could peak as a 30/30 threat who bats in the .300 range with a solid number of walks. He'll likely start off in high Single-A this season, but he should have a good shot at reaching Double-A. If Rasmus puts himself in position for a September call-up, forget what I wrote in the first sentence, and mark Rasmus down as a possible 500-homer guy. Anyone who reaches the majors at age 20 has megastar potential.
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