Minor League Roundup

[Ace]

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Hak-Ju Lee and Starlin Castro are both SS, correct? It's a shame that Lee is so error-prone: I had heard that he was a plus fielder, but I guess that observation was based entirely on his arm (which is supposed to be a Dunston-like cannon).
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The reports is that he is an above average fielder with the potential to be excellent. He has a cannon arm with great range. Just needs some work on the finer details on fielding such as footwork.
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Sounds quite a bit like a young Rafael Furcal.
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Kid's not even 19 yet. He and Castro are pretty incredible in that regard. Have you seen pictures of Castro? He looks like he's a tween.