"He can do just about anything he wants to do on the field. You don't find too many guys with all the tools to play any position out there in the outfield."
--White Sox farm director David Wilder
ETA: 2006

"He really made huge strides. He really pitched inside effectively and is able to locate his fastball anywhere he wants to. He really stepped up this year and took the bull by the horns."
--Astros farm director Ricky Bennett
ETA: 2007

"He just commands all his pitches well and finds a way to get it done. Sometimes you don't know how he did it, but by that time you're walking back to the dugout shaking your head."
--Winston-Salem manager Chris Cron
ETA: 2006

"You can see the kid has all the talent in the world. He's got a major league arm and major league stuff."
--Red Sox manager Terry Francona
ETA: 2006

"He made quick bats look like palm trees through peanut butter."
--Greenville manager Chad Epperson
ETA: 2008

"He's got special arm speed, special arm strength, special talent and special makeup. He's got a great temperament for the game and a very special set of skills."
--Former Rangers farm director Dom Chiti
ETA: 2006

"He's a polished pitcher with an innate feel for putting hitters away."
--anonymous scout
ETA: 2006

"You never know how a player is going to rebound mentally from injuries, but with Jason there's never been any doubt of where his desire is. It's to be back on the field."
--Twins farm director Jim Rantz
ETA: 2006

"He's always grouped with Thomas Diamond and Edison Volquez because they've played together all year. But people need to realize that he's playing with them and he's two years younger."
--anonymous scout
ETA: 2007

"I've loved him forever. I think he's probably better defensively than offensively because of his intangibles. I love his makeup."
--anonymous scout
ETA: 2006

"He has it all for his age. His whole game is very mature."
--GCL Tigers manager Kevin Bradshaw
ETA: 2009

"I think Troy is as good of a lefthander as we have brought into this system since I've been here. His stuff is plenty good."
--Astros senior director of player personnel Paul Ricciarini
ETA: 2007

"He blows it by people, has deception in his delivery, a power breaking ball and a feel for it. Broxton looked like a bigger Bartolo Colon out there, with a better body."
--anonymous scout
ETA: 2006

64. ADAM JONES, of/ss, Mariners

"He brings so much to every game. He'll find a different way to beat you on any given day."
--Bakersfield manager Arnie Beyeler
ETA: 2007

65. MARCUS SANDERS, ss/2b, Giants

"He runs down the line as fast as any guy I've seen in a long time. He's one of those players who can change a game with his speed."
--Augusta manager Roberto Kelly
ETA: 2008

"He has a very quick release and a plus arm. He's a very confident kid and he likes to run the game."
--Chiba Lotte Marines manager Bobby Valentine
ETA: 2006

67. DUSTIN NIPPERT, rhp, Diamondbacks

"He just kept pounding his fastball, and being a big guy, it came in at a downhill plane. This guy is a power pitcher, a big guy with a good future."
--Jacksonville manager John Shoemaker
ETA: 2006

"We don't want to get too excited because he hasn't pitched much the past year and a half. By the same token, we don't want to hold him back if he's ready."
--Phillies assistant general manager Mike Arbuckle
ETA: 2006

"When you throw 3-and-2 changeups down in the zone with late bite, it's cheating. And he's doing all that off a plus fastball."
--Portland manager Todd Claus
ETA: 2006

"He's so big and long, everything is just right on top of you. He has huge upside."
--San Jose manager Lenn Sakata
ETA: 2007

"He just carries himself differently. You see that maturity in his approach at the plate, in the field. Just everything he does commands your attention."
--Winston-Salem hitting coach Andy Tomberlin
ETA: 2007

72. THOMAS DIAMOND, rhp, Rangers

"He's a big, strong Southern boy. There's little doubt in my mind, he could come in and have a Jonathan Papelbon-type break-in and help us out of the pen this year, but he's a starter."
--Rangers general manager Jon Daniels
ETA: 2007

73. GIO GONZALEZ, lhp, Phillies

"His curve was unreal and he throws it anytime, anywhere."
--Savannah manager Randy Knorr
ETA: 2007

"His best tool is everything. He can run, he has a phenomenal arm, he has power and he can hit."
--Cedar Rapids manager Bobby Magallanes
ETA: 2008

"He has some real life off of that bat. If it's a hittable pitch in the zone, he puts the barrel on the ball, and that's not something you can teach."
--Fort Myers manager Riccardo Ingram
ETA: 2007

"He's a five-tool player, and they're kind of rare. He's a center fielder, and the only question is if he grows out of it size-wise."
--Reds scouting director Terry Reynolds
ETA: 2008

"Everyone scoffed at him and underestimated his ability to play at a high level, but this guy is a winner. The more I watched him beat us in just about every phase of the game, the more I began to realize how much this guy does."
--Norwich manager Dave Machemer
ETA: 2006

78. KENDRY MORALES, 1b, Angels

"He's a guy who can swing the bat pretty darn good. If the guy comes to camp and shows us he's right to be in the major leagues, we'll find a way for him to be in the major leagues."
--Angels general manager Bill Stoneman
ETA: 2007

"He went through his ups and downs when he got here, but his stuff plays bigger than it is sometimes. And a 90-mph fastball with that hard curve is pretty big already."
--Durham manager Bill Evers
ETA: 2006

"He's a true power guy, with a fastball between 91-96. He goes at you and isn't afraid to go inside."
--Tennessee manager Tony Perezchica
ETA: 2006

"The fastball's his best pitch, because he can throw it at any time and to all parts of the zone with command. But he's also got an awfully good curveball."
--Orioles farm director David Stockstill
ETA: 2006

"He lets the ball get deep, shows the ability to drive the ball the other way and has easy pull power. The bat will be there."
--anonymous scout
ETA: 2008

"He's a gamer with tools. He's as good a shortstop as I've seen for a while."
--anonymous scout
ETA: 2007

"He has worked hard on his stroke. Everyone in the organization is impressed with the way he swings the bat."
--Royals vice president of baseball operations George Brett
ETA: 2006

"He has rare ability. He already throws 92-95 mph, and he'll throw even harder."
--Cubs farm director Oneri Fleita
ETA: 2008

86. ERIC DUNCAN, 3b/1b, Yankees

"He had the kind of year you would expect a 20-year-old kid to have at Double-A. When he is going good ,he is real good at laying off the changeup and breaking ball, and he gets good cuts."
--Trenton manager Bill Masse
ETA: 2007

"In addition to all of his physical abilities, the thing we like the most is his competitive nature, his will to win, which we kind of think sets him apart."
--Blue Jays scouting director Jon Lalonde
ETA: 2007

"Carillo has an electric fastball, he locates it and he's aggressive. And his curveball can be really good, too."
--Padres scouting director Bill Gayton
ETA: 2007

89. ANDRE ETHIER, of, Dodgers

"You can't pitch him one way. You've got to throw everything and the kitchen sink at him to get him out."
--Frisco manager Darryl Kennedy
ETA: 2006

"He's getting there. His fastball was an easy 90-94. He just needs to learn when to throw which pitch."
--AZL manager Brian Harper
ETA: 2008

"He came to the park ready to pitch. He's a lefthander with a sneaky fastball that always seems to jump up on the hitters."
--Fort Myers manager Riccardo Ingram
ETA: 2006

"I'm confident Sweeney will hit for power. When he does, he'll have three plus tools: hitting for average, hitting for power and arm."
--anonymous scout
ETA: 2008

"He's a power guy with a ton of potential he's just begun to tap into."
--Richmond manager Pat Kelly
ETA: 2006

"He never missed a beat here. He has great physical skills, very good hands and wrists, great talent and work ethic. He does so many things."
--Iowa manager Mike Quade
ETA: 2006

"He has the stuff to win games in the big leagues. He has a chance to be a good one."
--Pirates farm director Brian Graham
ETA: 2006

96. MATT KEMP, of, Dodgers

"He can throw, run, steal a base, hit for average, hit for power, he's a good center fielder. He's got it all."
--Brevard County manager John Tamargo
ETA: 2007

"I was the hitting coach for the Marlins in Double-A in 2004 and I didn't see pitchers there with the command of all three pitches like he has."
--GCL Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez
ETA: 2008

98. CHUCK JAMES, lhp, Braves

"I don't want to face that guy no more. It's that changeup. He threw me a 2-0 changeup and I thought I broke my bat on my back."
--No. 1 prospect Delmon Young
ETA: 2006

99. NOLAN REIMOLD, of, Orioles

"He's got five plus tools and he has a little bit more ability to use them than maybe we knew. He was a good first-round talent that we got in the second round. We're fortunate--really fortunate."
--Orioles scouting director Joe Jordan
ETA: 2007

"This guy pitches like he's a big league pitcher. With the exception of John Danks last year, I haven't seen a high school kid polished like that. Nothing shakes this guy."
--Cedar Rapids manager Bobby Magallanes
ETA: 2007