Player: Dominic Smith Position: 1B School: Serra (CA)
Date of Birth: 2/6/1995 Height/Weight: 6’1/200
Bats/Throws: L/L 2013 Class:
HS Senior Committed To: Southern Cal
Scouting Report: Solid build Advanced hitter Hits to all fields Plus bat speed Solid power potential Average runner Plus
defense at first Can handle a corner
outfield spot Strong arm link
Francis
Christy,
Casa Grande HS (CA) - Another left-handed hitting catcher, the 6’-1”, 215-pound
Christy shows a lot of potential with the bat with good power. He hit
.421/.505/.763 as a junior and has played in many big summer events and
tournaments. He has a canon arm, very good footwork behind the plate and looks
like he can remain at his current position. Committed to Oregon. link
Gavin
Collins,
El Toro HS (CA) - A polished hitter with a short, compact swing, the 6’-0”,
195-pound right-hander is also a very good athlete with above-average speed.
His swing doesn’t have a lot of moving parts which allows him to wait on his
pitch and drive it to all fields. He hasn’t played much behind the plate this
season due to an ankle injury but his strong arm and athleticism project well
there, although a move to third base could be in the future for him. Committed
to Mississippi State. link
Phil Bickford,
RHP, Oaks Christian HS (CA) - One of my personal favorites in the 2013 MLB
draft, the 6’-4” right-hander most likely won’t be around when the Cubs pick at
41. He has been touching 97 mph and sitting 91-94 mph with more room for
velocity as he matures and tweaks his delivery. He adds solid breaking stuff
and his offspeed stuff is still developing, as is the case with most prep
pitchers. Over his last three starts, he has allowed one run on four hits over
21 innings, striking out 39 to five walks. If he is available at 41, he would
be a huge steal in my opinion. link
Dan
Kirby @DanMKirby
Oklahoma RHP Jonathan Gray tonight: 8 IP, 2 ER, 9 H, 6 K/1 BB. Over
last 9: 0.77 ERA, 0.69 WHIP, 39 H, 85 K/9 BB over 70 IP.
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