Ryan Boldt notched USA an early hit,
when the speedster raced down the line after hitting a ground ball towards the
hole at first and getting in safe. He was credited with an infield single. He
would be retired when Bryson Brigman hit into a fielder's choice. Brigman would
get into scoring position with two outs, but Jeremy Martinez's fly ball to
center was snagged on the run for the third out, keeping both teams scoreless
in the first. usa=
Austin Meadows OF Grayson
HS, Loganville, Ga. Ht.: 6-3. Wt.: 200. B/T: L/L. Meadows is one of the top
all-around players in the 2013 class with true five-tool potential. He is a
polished lefthanded hitter with power to all fields. He is an above-average
runner with excellent instincts. He has a plus arm from the outfield and is
verbally committed to Clemson.
Elliot Caldwell, of, Butler (So., Spartanburg, S.C., Methodist
JC): After playing sparingly as a freshman for Winthrop and hitting just
.217/.294/.239 in 46 at-bats, Caldwell turned the Prospect League into his
personal playground this summer, impressing more than his fair share of the
league's coaches along the way. Caldwell—who will play at Spartanburg Methodist
JC next season—used his compact, inside-out swing and good gap power to torch
Prospect League pitching to the tune of a .388/.450/.592 line with seven home
runs and 47 RBIs. A rock-solid 6-foot-2 and 190 pounds, Caldwell has present
strength and physicality with the frame to add more muscle down the road.
Coaches were impressed with his ability to control the bat and drive the ball
to all fields. He still had a tendency to get caught swinging at pitches he
shouldn't, but he should be able to refine his approach as he gets more
opportunities to play. Caldwell has above-average speed and excellent instincts
on the basepaths, helping him steal 27 bases this summer, and his defensive
versatility allowed the Butler coaching staff to play him in the infield and
the outfield. But he projects best at a corner outfield spot, where his
above-average arm and outfield instincts should allow him to develop into a
plus defender. And coaches raved about his makeup and work ethic.
Justin Hlubek @PGJustinHlubek Dalton Ewing (2014 OF) continues to impress me. Did I
mention he ran a 6.60-60 and threw 93 from the OF
Prep Baseball Report @prepbaseball MO: Chase Young, the No. 37 ranked player in the Class of
2013, has committed to the Univ. of Tennessee-Martin
Todd Gold @TGold_PG 2013
MIF Trevor Morrison (Bothell, WA) going off @ PG
Northwest Showcase. 4-for-6 w HR, squared ball up everytime.
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