Jordan Sams@astrosjordan - My Top 10: 1) Appel, 2) Bryant, 3) Gray, 4)
Frazier, 5) Shipley, 6) Stewart, 7) Moran, 8) R.McGuire, 9) Denney, 10)
Renfroe. (Meadows available at #11)
How many of the top 100 players in a given year were ranked in the
Baseball America top 100? - LINK
CB Daily@CB_Daily12m
CBD UPDATE: Oklahoma’s Jonathan Gray Fails Drug Test - Oklahoma RHP
Jonathan Gray failed an MLB pre-draft drug t... LINK
Castle @TheACastle - Another HS
kid I love in this draft is Clinton Hollon 6'1
skinny righty with a nice 4-pitch mix, projects as possible plus fastball..
Hunter Harvey has prepared his entire
life and baseball career for Thursday night. The Bandys senior pitcher is
likely to hear his named called that night during the Major League Baseball
First-Year Player Draft. The event is being televised at 6 p.m. on the MLB
Network. LINK
Perhaps the one player making it the most difficult to figure out the
first round is Sean Manaea. Once thought to be a
potential No. 1 pick, the big, hard-throwing lefty struggled for much of this
season, a hip flexor the biggest issue. Given his health issues, he has a big
question mark around his name right now, making figuring out a mock draft
really tough. You’ll see I put him 19th (Cardinals), but that’s not based on
any solid information. I just felt someone would roll the dice on Manaea and
St. Louis hasn’t shied away from taking college pitching that slides to them
later in the round. LINK
California is usually a hotbed of baseball talent, and once again the
state is rich on MLB Draft prospects, including high school right-hander Phil Bickford. The 6'4 Bickford has an electric arm,
with his fastball clocked in the mid-to-upper 90s at times. While most scouts
describe his secondary offerings as raw at best, Bickford has upside with an
electric fastball and an ideal frame to go along with it. He's committed to Cal
State Fullerton, but is a consensus top-50 prospect in the draft. LINK
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