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Organization:  Toronto

Current Position:  1B

Future Position:  1B

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They said it...

"Cooper can hit and just got pushed very aggressively. His defense gave a lot of other managers and scouts pause, but it sounds like he improved defensively, even while he's still below-average."

John Manuel, Baseball America - October 9, 2009

"The low average must be viewed as a disappointment (he's been hovering near .250-.260 all year), given the feel for hitting Cooper demonstrated at Cal and in his pro debut. The development of his power (7 HR in 103 G, .383 SLG) is still in progress as he refines his weight shift while batting. A repeat of Double-A probably is in order."

Matt Eddy, Baseball America - August 14, 2009




 

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