6-16-13 -
Player: Matt Chapman -
Position: SS/3B - School: Cal State Fullerton - Date of Birth: 4/28/1993 - Height/Weight: 6’1/195 - Bats/Throws: R/R - 2014 Class: College Junior - Previously Drafted: -
Scouting Report: Solid build Square
stance Good approach at the plate Above average bat speed Lift in swing
Above average power Strong
defense Comes in on the ball well Shows a strong arm in the field LINK
6-13-13 - 19. Detroit Tigers — Justin
Bellinger, 1B, St. Sebastian’s HS (MA) - At 6’-5” and 235 pounds, the
power potential is massive with the left-handed hitter. His patient approach at
the plate, along with his strong wrists, allows him to wait on any pitch and
drive it into the stratosphere. He has been a fixture at all of the summer
events and showcases and is always one of the top performers. He doesn’t have a
lot of speed (7.1/60) but he does project to a solid defender at first base. LINK
6-16-13 - Player:
Sean Bouchard - Position:
3B/SS - School: Cathedral Catholic (CA) - Height/Weight: 6’3/190 -
Bats/Throws: R/R 2014 Class:
High School Senior Committed
To: UCLA - Scouting Report: Athletic build with projection Lifts front foot for trigger Lift in swing Above average bat speed Top recorded 60 time of 6.70 Strong arm
Projects as a third baseman at the next level LINK
6-13-13 - 3. Milwaukee Brewers — Trea Tuner, SS, North Carolina State - Probably the
most electric and exciting player in the 2014 MLB draft, the 6’-2” right-hander
has shown the range, arm and instincts to stick at shortstop, including plays
like this. Offensively, his speed is his best tool and he should be a major
threat on the base paths at the next level. He also has a great approach at the
plate and should hit for a high average, as well. He showed developing power
this season and, if he continues to do so, Troy Tulowitzki comps will be
coming. Hit .336 as a freshman and led the nation in stolen bases with 57. Over
51 injury shortened games this season, he hit .377 with 12 doubles, seven home
runs, 27 stolen bases and drew 35 walks to 30 strikeouts for a .464 OBP/.578
SLG. LINK
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