sentences:  "Baseball America" ranked him the top prospect in the Pioneer League, and the second-best prospect in the Gulf Coast League.In 2006, he was promoted to the Reds' Low-A affiliate Dayton Dragons, where he excelled batting .291/.355/.516 (6th in the Midwest League) with 16 home runs (tied for 4th), 81 RBIs (4th; leading all Reds minor leaguers), and 42 doubles (leading the league), in 444 at bats, placing him on many top prospect lists.He was a Mid-Season All Star, an All Star Game Top Star, a Post-Season All Star, a "Baseball America" Low Class A All Star, and was named a "Baseball America" Minor League All Star.