KLaw's minor league rankings out

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I was wondering about that. Does anyone know in what way Castro is better than Lee?
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Castro makes better contact than Lee does, although Lee is no scrub getting the bat on the ball. I believe Castro's defense all around is also better but only by a hair. Lee is gonna have to make some noise at higher levels before he gets into the best shortstop in the minors category.
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Castro is more advanced and plays better defense, no doubt. Lee is thought to be a better athlete, though, and is the fastest kid in the system. He is also expected to hit for a higher average than Castro.

No, I wouldn't put Lee ahead of Castro - just to be clear - but it's certainly a fair discussion, no?