6-16-13 - Player:
Tommy Pincin
Position: C School:
Upland (CA) Height/Weight: 6’0/190
Bats/Throws: R/R 2014 Class:
High School Senior Scouting Report: Strong, solid build Very good bat speed Power projects well Moves well behind the plate Average arm strength Accurate throws Top recorded pop of 1.90 Top recorded 60 time of 6.79 LINK
6-13-13 - 7. Kansas City Royals — Nicholas Gordon, SS/RHP, Olympia HS (FL) - The son
of Tom “Flash” Gordon, Nick also can
sling it on the mound (92 mph) but may have a brighter future at shortstop,
where his strong arm, range and instincts will make him one of the better defensive
shortstops in the 2014 MLB draft. Offensively, he hits from the left side and
projects to a top-of-the-order hitter with speed and a very good approach at
the plate. Over 30 games as a junior, he hit .505 with 15 doubles, six triples,
and stole 12 bases. Committed to Florida State. LINK
Anthony Lazo - Position: RHP
School: Roosevelt (CA) Bats/Throws:
R/R 2014 Class: High School Senior Scouting Report: Strong, durable frame 3 pitch mix; fastball, curve, change Mid 80′s fastball Fastball cuts to glove side Curve is pretty traditional, more down action
than glove side movement Solid action on
change with some sink and fade - LINK
6-27-13 - Cal State Fullerton - The Titans fell short
of the College World Series this season, dropping a tough NCAA Super Regional
series to eventual national champion UCLA. However, this team is locked and
loaded for a magical run in 2014. Though the Titans have some tough losses,
such as two-way star Michael Lorenzen, catcher Chad Wallach and first baseman
Carlos Lopez, they return the bulk of their strongest area -- the pitching
staff. Sophomore right-handed pitchers Justin Garza and Thomas Eshelman are
back after strong freshman campaigns, while Grahamm Wiest is also back in the
rotation. In the bullpen, the Titans return several quality arms, including
Willie Kuhl, J.D. Davis and Koby Gauna, among others. The offense is a bit more
up in the air with the departures of Richy Pedroza, Michael Lorenzen, Carlos
Lopez and Chad Wallach, but third baseman Matt Chapman is a prime candidate to
take a huge step forward in 2014. With the departure of Pedroza, freshman
shortstop Timmy Richards, a 40th-round pick to the Miami Marlins, could be an
instinct impact guy for the Titans. Overall, the offense is a question mark,
but the positives with this club significantly outweigh the negatives. LINK
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