Jack Wynkoop, Cape Henry Collegiate
(Virginia Beach, Va.) Wynkoop lands at
No. 6 mostly on projection. He's 6-foot-6 and 190 pounds and a solid athlete.
He's pitched in the 84-87 mph range but touched 89 last summer and also offers
a curveball, slider and changeup. He's a South Carolina signee, but could see
his stock rise if the fastball becomes more firm and more consistently in the
upper-80s to low-90s. http://espn.go.com/blog/high-school/baseball/post/_/id/1086/max-fried-leads-class-of-2012-left-handers
SP Mark Appel
School: Stanford Cl.: Junior, Ht.: 6-5,
Wt.: 215 Hometown.: San Ramon,
Calif. High school: Monte Vista Appel is an ultra-talented right-hander who
could very well be the top pick in the upcoming MLB draft with a fastball in
the mid 90s. He’s expected to be even better this spring, as the Cardinal aims
for Omaha. In 2011, Appel had a 3.02 ERA in 110 1/3 innings. He also struck out
86 and walked 20. http://www.perfectgame.org/Articles/View.aspx?article=6498
Kevin
Gausman, RHP, Louisiana State - His secondary pitches are
impressive and flash plus-plus potential. That being said, they are
inconsistent. His breaking ball looks almost unhittable sometimes and others it
flattens out and gets hit. His changeup has a hard fade to it and can make
hitters look silly but his command needs work. He usually is around the plate
and isn't the kind of guy who doesn't know where it's going. He is refining his
ability and it shows. http://www.minorleagueball.com/2012/2/9/2785340/2012-baseball-draft-college-prospects-1-5
10. Mitch Nay, 3B, Hamilton (Chandler,
Ariz.) - Nay fits the physical profile
of a third baseman as much as anyone on this list. An Arizona State commit, Nay
isn't as known to scouts as some other talents, but the physical prowess is
there and he'll get a chance to show off his power and arm strength all spring.
The hit tool is generally the main concern with prep power bats and Nay falls
into that category, too http://espn.go.com/blog/high-school/baseball/post/_/id/1108/joey-gallo-is-nation%e2%80%99s-top-corner-infielder
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