Baseball America's major league correspondents file 25 prospect reports a year, providing essential information on the up and coming players in every organization. Yet a steady flow of content on our site sometimes buries their Organization Reports at the foot of the mountain, beneath an avalanche of words.
To make sure you don't miss our midseason prospect reports, we're unveiling them 10 at a time this week—we started with the East organizations yesterday, have the Central today and will post the West on Thursday. For each organization, we selected the best overall player (among those who have spent most of the season in the minors), the prospect who has taken the biggest leap forward, and the one who has been the biggest disappointment.
Our Organization Reports are a subscriber-only feature, so if you'd like to read them you can find your various subscription options here. But for everyone we present below a handy index to all 11 of the reports from the Central, with an overview of the category winners for Best Player, Biggest Leap Forward and Biggest Disappointment of the first half. The team name links you to the complete report, which includes an explanation of why each player won his respective category. You can find the overall Organization Reports index for 2012 here.
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Arcia over Sano?
Posted by Babba Da Boopy | July 11, 2012 at 3:03 pm | ShortcutHonestly…. How is Sano not on top?
Posted by Ken | July 11, 2012 at 3:51 pm | ShortcutI would have thought the Brewers leap forward would have been Jimmy Nelson.
Posted by Dennis | July 11, 2012 at 11:41 pm | ShortcutI'm surprised the Astros' leap guy is Tropeano. No doubt an impressive season from a previous unknown but former first rounders Delino Deshields Jr and Mike Foltynewicz made huge leaps/rebounds.
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