http://espn.go.com/blog/high-school/baseball/post/_/id/1009/mitchell-traver-highlights-2012-texas-class 10. Jake Thompson,
RHP/1B, Rockwall-Heath (Heath, Texas) Thompson, a TCU recruit, is a physical,
power arm from the mound and has touched 93 mph with his fastball. He's at
least dabbled with a slider, changeup and curveball, and is future will be on
the mound if he can improve his secondary stuff and overall control. He swings
a power stick in the batter's box, too, but is limited to first base, as he's not
likely to hang on to enough athleticism to play the outfield regularly.
http://www.collegesummerbaseball.net/2012/01/top-30-position-players-in-necbl.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter 3. Andrew Garner OF Danbury---Tulane Andrew led the league with a mighty .384
batting average. He had 43 hits, drove in 27 and scored 28 runs this summer. He
hit 9 doubles and hit 5 home runs as well. He was second in the league with a
.616 slugging percentage. PG ranked him
as the 12th best prospect in the league. On Oct. 26th, I named him on of my
2011 Top Performers.
Max Fried is one of the
very few guys whose name is already somewhat known in this draft class.
(Actually, known might be too strong a word; he's 'known' to draftniks more
than most other potential high school draftees are in January.) If you're
looking for the Clayton Kershaw of this year's draft, the smart money is
probably on Fried to be it. Fried has the same projection label as Smoral, and
actually has even more room to grow. He's gangly and could easily add 25 pounds
without a second thought. And then he could have a second thought and decide to
add 15 or 20 more.http://www.vivaelbirdos.com/2012/1/11/2699212/2012-draft-preview-ein-starting-off-sinisterly
1. J.C. Aguayo RHP Conejo Oaks--Azusa Pacific In a
league dominated by D1 prospects, J.C. was by far the best pitcher in the
league. He led the league with 7 wins and he sported a 1.78 era in a
league-high 55.2 innings pitched. He appeared in 10 games, made 8 starts and
allowed just 33 hits this summer. He walked 19 and he led the league with 84
strikeouts. He also held the opposition to a .171 batting average. For his work
this summer, the CCL named him their Most Valuable Pitcher. http://www.collegesummerbaseball.net/2012/01/top-20-pitchers-in-california.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
Ryne Combs is one of the
top high school pitchers in the state of Kentucky and a player who deserves
more attention than he has been given. Combs
throws a high 80′s fastball and has hit 90.
He still has room to fill out and should add more velocity in the
future. His slider is his best offering,
though he hasn’t had to use it much in high school. His change has sink and shows plus
potential. He commands all of his
pitches well. Combs has an easy, low effort delivery and a high 3/4
release. He has a very good pickoff move
that really affects the oppoistion’s running game. Coach Kevin Clary, of Kentucky Baseball,
referred to Combs as “an absolute bulldog on the mound”. http://mlbdraftguide.com/
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