Draft Notes - 5-19-12 - Prep Pitcher Stats, Barrett Barnes, Max Fried

Entire List -

Player	W	L	ERA	IP	H	BB	SO
Troy Conyers	7	1	0.70	60.1	28	15	98
Chase DeJong	4	3	0.82	76.2	35	21	103
Austin Fairchild	6	0	0.47	60	31	26	108
Max Foody	4	1	2.65	39.2	22	28	37
Carson Fulmer	9	0	0.27	77	27	19	161
Justin Garza	9	1	0.65	65	43	8	74
Hayden Hurst	6	1	1.53	36.2	12	27	58
Zach Irwin	4	2	2.10	40	19	16	83
Kieran Lovegrove	7	3	1.62	69	43	38	83
Ryan McNeil	4	4	1.10	57.1	35	21	94

St. Edward's HS RHP Stephen Johnson -  98

LSU RHP Kevin Gausman – 95,  1^st inning… 

 Scout -

“The most impressive hitter I have seen this year is probably Barrett Barnes of Texas Tech from an overall standpoint. I'd pay to watch him take batting practice. He didn't perform to well in the series that I saw him though, missed at least 4-5 pitches that were big mistake pitches. However the two hits he had in the three-game series were absolutely smoked. He is the best overall hitter from this year I have seen when you combine the power and hit tools. Not as sold on him as other scouts about being able to hit for a very high average at the next level though.” 

Jonathan Mayo on Max Fried –

If Thursday’s start was any indication, reports of Fried’s demise were greatly exaggerated. With a ton of scouts in attendance — every team picking in the first half of the first round was there in some fashion — Fried was back to his old self. He threw a complete-game shutout, striking out 10 and walking just one. More importantly was the bounce back of his stuff. His fastball was 90-95 mph throughout the outing. His 12-to-6 curve (72-78 mph) was sharp and he commanded it extremely well. He mixed in an effective changeup (82-84 mph). In other words, lights out.