Adam Climber RHP Green Bay—Washington - Adam went 2-1 and had a great 0.52 era in
34.1 innings of work. He appeared in 18 games, was among the leaders with 9
saves and he fanned 36 batters. He also allowed just 3 walks during the season.
PG ranked him as the 20th best prospect in the league.
Josh Elander /
TCU /C : Elander really caught my eye
early in the Cape Season and I wasn’t surprised to see him added to the USMNT
roster (He actually replaced Zunino). The Texas Christian backstop is athletic
with a well-rounded game. He doesn’t possess an ideal catcher’s body with his
thick frame but certainly has a chance to stick there. The feeling is that his
tools will play at a number of other positions in any case. Elander has a very
disciplined approach at the plate and should hit for a high average with a
chance for above average power. If he continues to progress behind the plate he
could really move up draft boards this spring. http://mlbdraftinsider.com/2012/01/scouting-the-cape/#more-720
Carlos Correa — 6’-4”, SS, Puerto Rico Baseball
Academy (PR) - A defensive whiz with a
ton of offensive potential, Correa has the frame to be a power-hitting third
baseman while maintaining his gold-glove defense. Has a strong and accurate arm, as well as
great range and footwork. At the plate, he makes consistent contact and has an
advanced approach at the plate. An exciting player to watch and a kid who will
have a ton of scouts watching his every move this upcoming season. http://www.throughthefencebaseball.com/top-50-draft-prospects-for-2012-25-thru-1/15694/
Kevin Gausman — 6’-4”, RHP,
LSU At 6’-4” and 190 lbs, Gausman is a power righty who can get his fastball up
to 99 mph. His long, easy delivery gives his fastball late life, running in on
hitters. His change-up has late, fading action and should be an above average
pitch while his breaking ball is still developing. Had a 3.51 ERA with 86 K/23
BB over 89.2 innings as a freshman for LSU, allowing only five home runs.
Another strong sophomore season should cement him into a top-10 pick, possibly
top-5. http://www.throughthefencebaseball.com/top-50-draft-prospects-for-2012-25-thru-1/15694/
Best Tool: Andrew Susac's best tool right now is
power. According to the Baseball America scouting report he has "plus
power and generates the kinds of backspun home runs that keep carrying until
they clear the fence." For a team that has been starved of power this is
an excellent thing to hear. Needs to work on: He has yet to make his pro debut
so it is hard to get a clear read on what he needs to work on but one thing
that the scouting reports have warned against is that his approach can be
susceptible to breaking balls and that he will need to make adjustments on that
as he moves up through the minors. http://www.crazycrabbers.com/2012/01/crazy-crabbers-top-20-prospects-andrew.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
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