Hunter Green LHP Warren East HS, Bowling Green, Ky. Ht.:
6-4. Wt.: 160. B/T: L/L. Green is a
long, lean lefty with outstanding arm speed. He throws his fastball in the
88-92 mph range and complements it with a big curveball that has depth as well
as a deceptive changeup. He has good feel for his off-speed stuff and has the
look of a young pitcher who will continue to add velocity as he matures.
Chris Kohler LHP Los
Osos HS, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Ht.: 6-3. Wt.: 195. B/T: L/L. Kohler is a
long, loose lefthander with a great feel for his stuff. He comfortably throws
his fastball in the upper 80s and can slide into the low 90s on occasion. His
curveball works as his out pitch and he also uses his changeup off of his
fastball. He throws all of his offerings for strikes in any count.
Braden Shipley, rhp, Anchorage (Jr., Nevada): A former
second-team all-Western Athletic Conference shortstop who pitched just 10
innings as a freshman, Shipley emerged as the Wolf Pack's Friday starter and
won WAC pitcher of the year this spring, ranking first in ERA (2.20), second in
innings (98), and third in strikeouts (80). Deployed as a closer to limit his
innings, Shipley dominated in 13 summer innings, striking out 22 and walking
two. Shipley has a lean, angular and athletic 6-foot-2, 180-pound frame that
offers some projection. He throws from a high three-quarters slot and gets good
downhill plane. Scouts love his mid-90s fastball that touches 97 mph.
INF Brendan
Hendriks, San Francisco -- After putting together a respectable spring
with a .311 batting average, Hendriks continued his impressive ways this spring
for the Dons. He batted .400 with 17 doubles, two triples, six homers and 40
RBIs. He also had a 26:17 SO:BB ratio. http://www.perfectgame.org/Articles/View.aspx?article=7564
Rhett Wiseman, of, Brockton (Fr., Vanderbilt): Ranked No.
136 in the BA 500 heading into the 2012 draft, Wiseman slipped to the 25th
round by the Cubs due to signability, and he elected to stick with his
commitment to Vanderbilt. The 6-foot-2, 200-pound Massachusetts native impressed
league coaches with his athleticism and ability to cover both gaps. Although
there are some holes in Wiseman's lefthanded swing, evidenced by a
.224/.313/.344 line this summer, league managers observed that the ball
exploded off his bat, and most were convinced that he would hit for average and
power as he developed and gained more experience. The 18-year-old also swiped
13 bases and was praised for an advanced approach at the plate and outstanding
work ethic.
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Report @prepbaseball - PA: Class of 2015 LHP Zach
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