31. Ty Hensley —
6’-5”, RHP, Santa Fe HS (OK) At 6’-5”
and 225 lbs, Hensley is a future workhorse at the next level. He can dial his
fastball up to 95 mph, and his curve is a potential plus/plus pitch. As with
most high-school pitchers, his change-up is still developing but should be an
average pitch at least. Has some mechanics issues, but those can be fixed with
proper coaching and experience. http://www.throughthefencebaseball.com/top-50-draft-prospects-for-2012-50-thru-26/15621/
http://espn.go.com/blog/high-school/baseball/post/_/id/1009/mitchell-traver-highlights-2012-texas-class
2. Courtney Hawkins, RHP/OF, Carroll (Corpus
Christi, Texas) Hawkins is more of a
prospect as a bat, but he also consistently hits the low-90s on the mound. He
runs well and handles right field, but his power bat is his calling card. At
the Area Code games in August, he displayed big, raw power in batting practice.
The Longhorns could be adding a future star to their lineup, but Hawkins is a
first-round talent with a backup plan as a pitcher. He went 10-2 last season
with a 2.35 ERA and 81 strikeouts.
Player: Adam Cimber Position: RHP School:
Washington Date of Birth: Height/Weight:
6’4/175 Bats/Throws:
R/R Class Of:
2013 Previously Drafted: Scouting Report: Washington’s Adam Cimber is a sidearm pitcher
who projects as a bullpen arm at the next level. He was one of the top closers in the
Northwoods League last summer, posting a 0.52 ERA, while striking out 36 and
walking only 3 batters. Cimber has a
high 80′s fastball that can touch 91. He
has a developing slider that shows potential.
He also throws a quality change. If
Cimber continues to with the kind of control he showed over the summer, he is
the kind of arm that could rise quickly at the next level. http://mlbdraftguide.com/
Anthony Alford is
a two sport star from Mississippi. He is
a likely high draft choice in baseball and the Mississippi Football Player of
the Year. On the diamond, Alford offers
an exciting combination of speed and power. Alford has a quick swing and good
raw power. He shows the ability to go
the other way. Speed is one of his
strengths. Alford should be able to play any spot in the outfield. His arm is above average and accurate. Already
having a strong build, Alford may not have a lot of projection left. He is still a bit more athlete than baseball
player, but he shows great potential and could be a special player if things
break right. http://mlbdraftguide.com/
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