RP Marcus Stroman School:
Duke Cl.: Junior, Ht.: 5-9 Wt.: 185 Hometown.: Medford, N.Y. High school: Patchogue-Medford Stroman certainly isn’t the most intimidating
pitcher in college baseball with his smallish size, but his stuff is electric.
The righty dazzled observers at the Cape Cod League over the summer with his
95-98 mph fastball and outstanding slider. In 2011, Stroman had a 2.80 ERA in
64 1/3 innings. http://www.perfectgame.org/Articles/View.aspx?article=6498
Duane Underwood,
Pope (Marietta, Ga.) The Georgia commit
has hit 97 mph on the radar gun and one scout I spoke to this fall said
Underwood was sitting at 93-94 even after 75 pitches. He also offers deception
in his delivery as he whips his arm through from a high three-quarter arm slot.
http://espn.go.com/blog/high-school/baseball/post/_/id/1051/top-10-class-of-2012-right-handed-pitchers
David Dahl — 6’-2”, OF, Oak Mountain HS (AL) Dahl is another member of U18 Team USA, and
his recent play has his stock soaring up draft boards. He hit .364 with 11
runs, nine RBI and seven stolen bases batting leadoff for Team USA, while also
playing stellar defense in the outfield at the Pan Am Championships. The lefty
is one of the purest hitters in the draft, and his short, level swing allows
for consistent contact, which projects to a high average hitter. Runs a 6.5/60
and should be a real threat on the base paths. Aside from his offensive prowess,
Dahl also has a plus arm, and coupled with his speed and high baseball IQ,
should be among the top 15 picks in the draft. http://www.throughthefencebaseball.com/top-50-draft-prospects-for-2012-25-thru-1/15694/
Lance McCullers,
Jesuit (Tampa, Fla.), Pitcher, 6-2, L/R, Florida If there's a high school
pitcher out there capable of breaking up the Harvard-Westlake monopoly it's
McCullers. Ranked by at least two services as the No. 1 overall pick in the
draft, the consensus is that the Jesuit standout will be the fifth overall
pitcher chosen and the third among the prep pitchers. McCullers is reported
with three plus pitches, including a changeup, a curve and a fastball that has
reportedly reached 100 but is consistently in the mid 90s. http://www.maxpreps.com/news/-8V2A0MeEeGkPgAmVebEWg/maxpreps-top-10-mlb-draft-prospects.htm
No comments:
Post a Comment