The third in a series of at least three, on how close selected Dodger prospects are to the majors ...Dee GordonVitals: SS, bats left, throws right, 5-foot-11, 150 pounds, turns 23 on April 22.Summary: In 2010, Gordon's numbers suffered as he moved into Double-A – something that isn't uncommon among Dodger prospects, as the Southern League represses offense relative to its Single-A counterparts. Gordon's .332 on-base percentage and .355 slugging percentage were career lows, as was his 72.6 stolen-base percentage (53 of 73). He was also charged with a career-high 37 errors, albeit in a career-high 133 games.For comparison's sake: Good luck finding one in recent times.  The last homegrown product considered to be a blue-chip prospect at shortstop for the Dodgers was ...