a good place to head to see 2007 first-round picks. Ahrens is in Lansing and handling himself just fine. The shortstop-turned-third baseman is hitting .292 through his first 28 games. He's yet to homer for the first time, but he does have 10 extra-base hits and an impressive .385 OBP.

17. Blake Beavan, RHP, Texas Rangers
The first of two high school flame-throwers the Rangers took in the first round last June, the hard-throwing right-hander was also the first to make his full-season debut. After hanging back in extended Spring Training for nearly a month, Beavan made his Midwest League debut at the end of April and tossed six shutout innings, allowing just three hits and walking none.

18. Peter Kozma, SS, St. Louis Cardinals
There was some concern among Cardinals fansthat Kozma would be another middle-infield early-round bust for the organization. It's safe to assume he's put some of those fears to rest by hitting .320 over his first 28 games. He's also in the Midwest League top 10 in both on-base (.400) and slugging (.505).

19. Joe Savery, LHP, Philadelphia Phillies
Despite having some command issues (14 walks in 37 innings), the former Rice two-way player has pitched well in the Florida State League, posting a 2.92 ERA and striking out 31 in six appearances. While allowing a hit per inning, he's induced plenty of ground balls, with a 2.81 GO/AO ratio.

20. Chris Withrow, RHP, Los Angeles Dodgers
The tall and projectable Texas high school product has been hanging back in extended Spring Training and appears to be on pace