SEC Tournament, Game 9,
Hoover, AL - #7 LSU 11, #26 Mississippi State 1 – Kevin
Gausman 7.0-IP, 2-ER, 7-K, 1-BB, 10-1… PH/DH Jordy
Snikeris 2-2, 2-R, 4-RBI… CF Auston Bousfield 3-4, 1-R, 1-RBI
Conference USA Tournament,
Game 4, Pearl, MS (7 innings, run rule) – UAB 15, #16 UCF 1 – Michael Busby
6.0-IP, 3-H, 1-R, 4-K, 1-BB… 1B John Frost 3-5, 2-R, 3-RBI… LF Nick Carillo 2-2
ACC Tournament, Game 4,
Greensboro, NC - #18 Virginia 3, Clemson 2 – Brandon Kline 7.0-IP, 4-H, 1-R,
5-K, 5-BB… Daniel Gossett 6.2-IP, 1-R, 6-K, 6-BB… 1B John McGibbon 2-4, 1-R,
1-RBI
Kevin Gausman - 92-94, 82 CH, 83-85 SL, 74 CVS
Kendall Graveman - 89-91, 78-81 CH, 75-77 CV
Jim Callis -
Chance Lucas Giolito around
when Cubs pick at No. 6?... “As of right now, would be stunned if he goes in
first eight picks. Until teams know elbow and
signability, hard to see where he fits. Can't go at top of draft and then it's
hard to pay him. ”
2012 John
Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Watch List:
Jacob Mayers Richmond Atlantic 10
Michael Lorenzen Cal State Fullerton Big West
Drew Reynolds East Carolina Conference USA
Stephen Piscotty Stanford Pac-12
Kevin McKague Army Patriot
Brian Johnson Florida SEC
Austin Maddox Florida SEC
A.J. Reed Kentucky SEC
C.K. Irby Samford Southern
Marco Gonzales Gonzaga West Coast
Jim Callis:
They're not a joke, and while Appel hasn't
always dominated like people have hoped, I'd take him over the other college
pitchers in this draft. It's close, but he has a better breaking ball than
Gausman and a better track record and maintains his velo better than Zimmer. In
this draft, Appel would be a worthy No. 1 pick, though I'd take Buxton. You
could argue for Gausman, Zimmer and Correa too. As for your question . . . keep
hearing college pitcher (Appel) for the Astros.
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