Trevor Reckling tops the #1 spot in our mid-term top 30 prospect listBy Chuck Richter, David Saltzer & Jason SinnerWe’re past the halfway point for the minor league season, and, we’ve had the opportunity to see our minor leaguers play for another season. Additionally, we’ve had the opportunity to see many of our players from the class of 2009 play professional baseball for the first time.So far our organizational records are: Triple-A Salt Lake Bees 53-51 (510); Double-A Arkansas Travelers 39-62 (386); Single-A Rancho Cucamonga Quakes 46-57 (447); Single-A Cedar Rapids Kernels 57-43 (570); Short-Season Orem Owlz 18-15 (545); Short-Season AZL Angels 20-11 (645).Beneath those records, though, are many notable performances, and unfortunately some struggles and injuries. It’s with that in mind that we present our Top 30 Mid-Season Prospect List. This list is a snapshot of how the players are performing over the course of this season. The rankings do include an evaluation of a player...
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