From the prospect experts out there, i'd like an opinion on matt sulentic. In his 06 debut he looked like one of the better pure hitters at the highschool level to come from that 06 draft. Some of the Top 100 publications even took notice and said he might have a chance to crack some lists w/ a good season. He destroyed the SS Vancouver league, but followed it up with an equally horrible low A kane county.  Basically he fell of the prospect radar after that 07 season. 08 he held his own in the cal league but missed the last month + due to injury. 09 didnt start playing till mid-late april but  as a 21 yr old in AA had done well IMO. Has he regained that status and put himself back on the map? What is his upside? Will his lack of power for a corner OF limit him?

http://web.minorleaguebaseball.com/milb/stats/stats.jsp?n=Matthew%20Sulentic&pos=OF&sid=milb&t=p_pbp&pid=501991

21 yr old in AA.
struggles against lefties, destroys righties.
overall 8 walks in 98 ab’s…not good. but 7bb have come in the last 35.
speed/stolen bases- most surprising . he started the season late on april 21. he already has 10 steals so far
defense – last yr his coaches praised his improvement

Garland also has been impressed with Sulentic’s play in the outfield, noting that the youngster could “play in the big leagues now as an outfielder.”

http://international.league.milb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20080627&content_id=424545&vkey=news_milb&fext=.jsp

here’s his 06 draft report

Sulentic is a pure lefthanded hitter with power to all fields. He’s an average runner with a decent arm, and his instincts allow his tools to play up in all aspects of the game. Scouts love his makeup, perhaps more than any high school player in Texas. His chief drawback is his size. He’s built along the lines of Lenny Dykstra but is more suited for left field than center. Sulentic has played shortstop, and if a team believes he could handle second base he could get picked as early as the second round.

http://www.baseballamerica.com/draftdb/2006team.php?team=OAK