Futures League prospect reports

Official league website: Will Toffey (Vanderbilt) and Luke Bonfield (Arkansas). Toffey is the league's top prospect and had a strong summer, while Bonfield showed an impressive combination of consistency and power. Year established: 2011 States represented: Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, Connecticut No. of teams: 10 Regular season Champion (best overall record): Worcester Bravehearts (32-22) Postseason Champion: Worcester Bravehearts No. 1 prospect, 2013: Mitch Elliott, of, Broxton Rox (Xavier) First 2013 player selected, 2014 MLB Draft: Ty Sterner, lhp, Seacoast Mavericks (Rhode Island/Drafted 23rd round, Cincinnati) Player of the Year: Mike Odenwaelder, rhp/of, Torrington Titans Pitcher of the Year: Matt Quintana, rhp, Martha's Vineyard Sharks (Siena) BATTING LEADERS Batting average: Luke Bonfield, of, Martha's Vineyard Sharks (.483) Slugging percentage: Luke Bonfield, of, Martha's Vineyard Sharks (.966) On-base percentage: Luke Bonfield, of, Martha's Vineyard Sharks (.523) Home runs: Will Toffey, ss/3b, Martha's Vineyard Sharks (7) RBI: Brian Campbell, of, Martha's Vineyard Sharks (Stonehill College) (33) Stolen bases: Ryan Kelly, of, Martha's Vineyard Sharks (Salve Regina University) (17) PITCHING LEADERS Wins: Matt Quintana, rhp, Martha's Vineyard Sharks (7) ERA: Matt Quintana, rhp, Martha's Vineyard Sharks (1.28) Saves: Matt Binder, rhp, Martha's Vineyard Sharks (4) Strikeouts: Matt Quintana, rhp, Martha's Vineyard Sharks (65) BEST TOOLS Best athlete: Will Toffey, ss/3b, Martha's Vineyard Sharks Best hitter: Luke Bonfield, of, Martha's Vineyard Sharks Best power: Luke Bonfield, of, Martha's Vineyard Sharks Best speed: Ian Strom, rhp/of, Worcester Bravehearts Best defender: Ian Strom, rhp/of, Worcester Bravehearts Best velocity: Mike Gibbons, rhp, Torrington Titans Best breaking stuff: Nick Fuller, lhp, Martha's Vineyard Sharks Best command: Matt Quintana, rhp, Martha's Vineyard Sharks TOP 10 PROSPECTS 1. Will Toffey, ss/3b, Martha's Vineyard Sharks (Vanderbilt/FR in 2015) The Commodores just continue to stockpile premier talent with the addition of Toffey, who had quite a summer at the Futures League. Toffey, a 6-foot-2, 200-pounder, who turned down overtures from the Yankees as a 23rd-rounder in the Major League Baseball draft this past summer, was ranked one of the top 500 high school prospects in the country by PG, and had a stellar summer, hitting .322 with ample power production with seven homers as well. Toffey has a good frame, is very athletic, and is very physical, as evidenced by the fact he's talented enough to be drafted as a hockey player. Toffey has a smooth lefthanded swing, is aggressive and is a cerebral player. He has good pop in his bat along with a good arm. Toffey isn't a blazer, but possesses average to above-average speed.