"The Pirates are one of many teams interested, and they've got as good a shot as any team as long as the money is there," Sano's agent, Rob Plummer, told the newspaper. "There's no question they're interested, just as there's no question this is a special talent."
Sano, who has been compared to Hanley Ramirez and Albert Pujols, is expected to land a bonus around 4 million dollars, which would be one of the highest bonuses ever given out. Sano is a long way from making it to the major leagues. He is just sixteen years old, and likely won't join the minor league system until the 2010 season. However, his body projects well and he could develop into a true hitter, hitting for both average and power.
Here is a video produced by the Global Post about Miguel Angel Sano. Check it out.
This story was approved by MLB Rumors.
This story was approved by MLB Rumors.
2 comments:
How many of these prospects actually make it to the big leagues?
I will never get too excited over any prospect.
yeah it is hard to. especially because these guys get lost in the minor leagues or extended camps and we wont hear about them for five, maybe even six years. by then they might be with another organization..the system should be you can sign when you are 18 and 18 only. gives kids more time to develop and they could be healthier mentally and physically.
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