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- Trae Turner
5-23-13 - Trea Turner has taken a long path to likely top 10 pick and possible #1 overall pick in the 2014 MLB Draft. He was a little-known late riser as a senior from a south Florida high school that passed on a six figure offer from the Pirates as a 20th round pick. I talked to him earlier this season after a solid game early in his return from an ankle injury. He described how he knew he was just a physically weaker, slap-hitting, one dimensional prospect in high school that couldn't get calls returned from his dream school, Florida State. Some elite athletes aren't developed when they turn 18 and especially the slim-bodied, up-the-middle type athletes often have to add some bulk and develop physically before it all comes together. LINK
5-22-13 - Trea Turner, SS, North Carolina State - Maybe the most exciting player in college, Turner is a burner who is also showing power this year. The 6’-1”, 185-pound right-hander led the nation in stolen bases last year with 57 and was caught just four times. He also hit .336 with a .436 OBP and struck out just 38 times in 63 games. This year, he has recorded a hit and scored a run in all 11 Wolfpack games. He is hitting .477 (21-for-44) with 21 runs, five doubles, three home runs, five stolen bases and has struck out just twice. He may not end up at shortstop at the next level, but offensive talent and plus speed will make him an everyday regular. LINK
6-9-13 - 2.Trea Turner, SS (NC State): Strong hit tool and approach with plus speed up the middle, all of which make up for just around solid power potential. http://www.minorleaguerundown.com/2013/06/09/2014-mlb-draft-top-30-prospects/
6-10-13 - Trea Turner, SS, North Carolina State - Turner is the most dynamic player in the country. He came to national attention with his great baserunning and speed, but has shown that there is much more to his game. He should be one of the first players selected in 2014. http://bigleaguefutures.net/1/2013/06/10/2014-mlb-draft-early-college-names-to-know/
6-11-13 - 6. Trea Turner, SS, N.C. State: He's a shortstop who can stay there, a leadoff hitter extraordinaire with plus-plus speed that allowed him to
steal 84 bases in his first two seasons of college ball. http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20130611&content_id=50293726&vkey=news_mlb&c_id=mlb&tcid=tw_article_50293726
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. http://beforeitsnews.com/sports/2013/06/2014-mlb-mock-draft-1-0-no-time-like-the-present-2513748.html?currentSplittedPage=2
6-22-13 - Player: Trea Turner Position: SS School: NC State Height/Weight: 6’1/175 Bats/Throws: R/R 2014 Class: College Junior Previously Drafted: 2011, 20th rd, Pirates Scouting Report: from Don Olsen on 6/18/2013 - Trea is a slender ideal frame, athletic lean, with decent overall development. He should sit 180-190 pounds as he matures; definitely see a bit more lower half development. He has a little bit of load, with some uplift. This is a minor issue as he has the blend of rhythm and bat speed to make contact concerns die off. Good balance and weight transfer with lower half torque in the swing. Short compact path with good bat head control, drops the barrel with a mistake for pull power at this stage. Shows solid plate coverage, good gap power, stays back on decent breaks, sound approach. He can get a good amount of backspin on pulled balls, so seen power improvements over multiple views this spring. On the paths, I have caught 3.85 – 4.0 down the line and 2.79 – 3.0 from 1st to 2nd. His instinct on the path is already mature, picks a part pitchers timing and triggers quickly. Soft hands, range to left and right is good, arm to carry, footwork around the bag and transfer is sound. He has cleaned up footwork on catch, set, release, but it can be a point of growth in his game.
6-24-13 - SS: Trea Turner, North Carolina State - A repeat member of this squad, Turner impressed me as much with his rare insightfulness as with his special baseball ability. Sure, he’s an electrifying player, with game-changing speed, a lightning-quick bat and the ability to dazzle on occasion at shortstop. But UCLA coach John Savage rightfully gushed about Turner’s analytical skills after Turner broke down Nick Vander Tuig’s performance against the Wolfpack. So Turner gets the nod over three other players who were a joy to watch this year, LSU’s Alex Bregman, Texas A&M’s Mikey Reynolds and Cal State Fullerton’s Richy Pedroza. http://www.baseballamerica.com/college/tony-kemp-leads-2013-all-fitt-team/
6-28-13 - Trea Turner, SS, NC State: - The linchpin of the offense of a College World Series NC State club, Turner can do it all on the diamond and is sure to be in high demand next summer. A plus defender at shortstop, Turner has lateral burst, balance, soft hands and an aptitude for the diving play. He also possesses a quick release that helps his above average strength play up. He's a pro-ready defender and should be a highlight real with the glove at the next level. http://www.crawfishboxes.com/2013/6/28/4450674/the-way-too-early-2014-tcb-astros-draft-board
7-21-13 - Cuba’s Norge Ruiz dominated his first time through the order, striking out five of the first nine batters faced. The second time through the order got off to a strong start for Team USA as Trea Turner (NC State) opened the fourth with a base hit to left center. LSU’s Alex Bregman followed with a base knock to give Team USA a pair of base runners. With one out and runners on the corners, Michael Conforto (Oregon State) broke the scoreless tie with a sacrifice fly to left. http://ht.ly/2yvWIz
2. Jacob Gatewood
Jacob Gatewood, SS, Clovis (Calif.) High - Perkin likens Gatewood (6-foot-5, 190 pounds) to a young Troy Tulowitzki and calls him a "once-in-a-decade talent," noting his fastball reaches 92 mph on the mound, his "ballet-like fielding skills" and his prodigious power. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/mlb/news/20130610/draft-prospects-carlos-rodon/#ixzz2WWk0FqzU
6-9-13 - 13.Jacob Gatewood, SS/OF/P (California HS): Another strong all-around bat from the high school class. Not sure he avoids a shift to 3rd base considering his size (6’5″, 190 lbs.). http://www.minorleaguerundown.com/2013/06/09/2014-mlb-draft-top-30-prospects/
6-13-13 - Jacob Gatewood, Clovis (Calif.), Right-Handed Pitcher - At 6-foot-4 and 190 pounds, Gatewood has the right frame to be either a pitcher of position player at the next level. He showed his hitting skills at the Area Code Games last summer, but he has also posted a 5-1 record this year with a 2.02 ERA for Clovis. Batted .320 this year, but has plenty of projection as a power hitter. http://www.maxpreps.com/news/article.aspx?articleid=7c0ad513-b5e1-4ac1-b57e-8dedcc72c783&page=4
6-30-13 - Jheremy Brown @JBrownPG - If you make a mistake to 2014 SS Jacob Gatewood (Clovis, CA), he will make you pay. 1st AB here was prime example, HR to LCF.
6-28-13 - Jacob Gatewood, SS, Clovis HS (Fresno, CA): - People love prep shortstops, and Jacob Gatewood is one to dream on. At 6'5", 190 lbs., with plenty of room to fill in, he may outgrow shortstop, but he'll get every chance to stick there, as he's an outstanding athlete who could provide double-digit home runs from the position. Plus arm strength; quick, soft hands... you're sold on him before you see him bat. And then he bats, and it's a thing of beauty. Balanced at the plate, he generates terrific bat speed with loose, quick hands. He squares the ball up and drives it. He and Alex Jackson will be this year's Frazier/Meadows - expect comparisons right up until draft day. http://www.crawfishboxes.com/2013/6/28/4450674/the-way-too-early-2014-tcb-astros-draft-board
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 5. Jacob Gatewood SS, Clovis (CA) HS - Huge power potential. Has all the tools. Has the potential to end the year as the #1 HS player in the country. http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
7-24-13 - 2. Jacob Gatewood, ss/3b/of, Clovis (Calif.) High/SGV Arsenal - The 6-foot-5, 190-pound Gatewood has a lanky, projectable physique with a high waist and long limbs. He uses a toe tap, pronounced weight transfer and quick hands to generate some of the best raw power in the class. Gatewood put on a show in batting practice, hitting balls off the batter’s eye in center field and into the trees well beyond left field. He has an aggressive, pull-oriented approach. Gatewood has a strong arm and has displayed low-90s velocity on the mound . A shortstop currently, Gatewood’s size will likely push him off the position, as will his average-to-tick above speed. The Southern California signee has a strong chance to become a first-round pick like his father, Henry, the 11th selection in the January 1982 draft. http://www.baseballamerica.com/draft/tyler-koleks-heavy-fastball-among-tournament-of-stars-standouts/
7-25-13 – Top 30 High School Prospects For 2014 Draft - 1. Jacob Gatewood, SS, Clovis HS (CA) - 6'3/175, R/R, Draft Day Age: 18.70, USC commit, Full Report & Video - Quick Take: Lanky, projectable shortstop likely moves to third base professionally but would be above average there defensively and has easy plus raw power for a complete package that, with some offensive adjustments, could rival 2012 #1 overall pick SS Carlos Correa (Astros). http://sbb.scout.com/2/1310090.html
8-3-13 - Jacob Gatewood Primary Position: SS Secondary Position(s): OF Height/Weight: 6’4/190 Bats/Throws: R/R Home Town: Clovis, CA School: Clovis Travel Team(s): San Diego Show Class of: 2014 Committed To: Southern California - 2012 Tournament of Stars Notes from Don Olsen: - Good lateral agility, plus arm strength with carry and accuracy. Shows fast twitch ability, but lateral range may force a transition to 3B or RF. Elite bat speed, gets a ton of backspin on the ball. He shows extremely loud pop and the ball jumps off the bat in a hurry. Jacob has power to all fields; sound pull power and can turn on very good velocity. Bat path is ideal and compact rotational swing that should hit for contact and power, both could be plus with his approach. He has a nice first step burst and not a baseclogger, long gated and should sit around average speed as he matures. http://bigleaguefutures.net/1/2013/08/03/2014-mlb-draft-profile-jacob-gatewood/
8-5-14 - Kendall Rogers @KendallRogersPG - #USC commit, top #MLBDraft prospect RT @DavidRawnsleyPG: Jacob Gatewood hits balls in BP that the shaggers in OF just turn around and watch.
8-8-13 - Todd Gold @TGold_PG - While he's had timing issues at the plate 2014 SS Jacob Gatewood (Clovis, CA) has crazy pop, just slapped ball off back foot 91 mph off bat. Also, his in-game defensive actions and athleticism have been a pleasant surprise. Guys Jacob Gatewood's size rarely move that well.
3. Nicholas Gordan
6-9-13 - 8.Nick Gordon, SS (Florida HS): Right there with Jackson for all-around value, though he could be the better defender of the two. http://www.minorleaguerundown.com/2013/06/09/2014-mlb-draft-top-30-prospects/
6-11-13 - 7. Nick Gordon, RHP/SS, Olympia HS, Fla.: The son of Tom and brother of Dee, Gordon is a legitimate two-way guy who can play shortstop and hit from the left side. He's athletic on the mound, too, with a low-90s fastball and a big curve. http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20130611&content_id=50293726&vkey=news_mlb&c_id=mlb&tcid=tw_article_50293726
6-12-13 - Committed to Florida State, Gordon had a big year for Olympia, batting .505 with 50 base hits, 15 doubles and 23 runs scored. He also pitched and posted a 5-1 record. He's the son of fomer major leaguer Tom "Flash" Gordon and the brother of Dee Gordon, who has seen time with the Los Angeles Dodgers http://www.maxpreps.com/news/article.aspx?articleid=7c0ad513-b5e1-4ac1-b57e-8dedcc72c783&page=2
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. http://beforeitsnews.com/sports/2013/06/2014-mlb-mock-draft-1-0-no-time-like-the-present-2513748.html?currentSplittedPage=2
5. Nicholas Gordon, SS/RHP, Olympia High in Orlando - Gordon (6-foot-2, 175) "may be the premier two-way talent in the 2014 draft," Perkin said, noting that he throws a low-90s fastball but is also a slick-fielding shortstop with speed and quickness. "Gordon's bat will determine his future in pro ball," Perkin said. "If he hits, Gordon stays at shortstop. If not, he moves to the hill." Choice A would make him like his older brother (Dodgers shortstop Dee Gordon), and Choice B would make him like his father (former big league reliever Tom Gordon). http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/mlb/news/20130610/draft-prospects-carlos-rodon/#ixzz2WWk0FqzU
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 9. Nick Gordon- SS/RHP, Olympia (FL) HS - 6.68 runner, 94 MPH across the diamond. Up to 92 on the mound. Scout in North Carolina told me he was #1 on his HS list http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
7-25-13 – Top 30 High School Prospects For 2014 Draft - 13. Nick Gordon, SS/RHP, Olympia HS (FL) - 6'1/170, L/R, Draft Day Age: 18.62, Florida State commit, Full Report & Video - Quick Take: Gordon is probably the second most famous player in this class behind Toussaint as he's at most national events and has elite bloodlines from father Tom (former MLB closer) and brother Dee (Dodgers shortstop). Gordon has been up to 94 mph with an above average curve on the mound but is a better prospect as a lefty-hitting shortstop with good pop, feel to hit and defensive skills. http://sbb.scout.com/2/1310090.html
8-2-13 – Matt Garrioch - That is why I rarely read or watch news...now back to baseball. Nick Gordon is already in the cages at East Coast Pro......... Dan Kirby @DanMKirby - See him as a SS or SP? …. Matt Garrioch @mattgarrioch - @DanMKirby SS, no question.
4. Greg Deichmann
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 41. Greg Deichmann- SS, Brother Martin (LA) HS http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
7-24-13 - Gregory Deichmann, ss, Brothers Martin, Metairie, La./Marucci Elite - Deichmann has a lean and athletic 6-foot-2, 180-pound build. The lefthanded hitting LSU commit has impressive bat speed and is one of the top power bats in the class. He has raw power to all fields and can put on a show in batting practice, especially to his pull side. With two home runs during TOS, Deichmann matched the total all of 144 players from last year’s event. Deichmann is a fluid, rangy athlete with good lateral actions and defensive prowess. He has turned in a tick above-average 60-yard-dash times this summer and has shown arm strength. http://www.baseballamerica.com/draft/tyler-koleks-heavy-fastball-among-tournament-of-stars-standouts/
7-25-13 – Top 30 High School Prospects For 2014 Draft - 26. Greg Deichmann, SS, Brother Martin HS (LA) - 6'2/180, L/R, Draft Day Age: 19.02, LSU commit, Full Report - Quick Take: Deichmann has shown impressive and middling performances already this summer. He puts on a nice BP display with lefty power that projects for average to go with above average speed and a glove that likely settles at third base long-term. He's hit a couple homers in heavily-scouted games already this summer but also has struck out a lot and is one of the older players in the class. http://sbb.scout.com/2/1310090.html
5. Matt Chapman
6-9-13 - 24. Matt Chapman, SS (Cal State Fullerton): By all indications, he has the tools to be a strong defender at short. Add in the fact that he already has a strong approach and solid pop, and he has a lot of all-around value. http://www.minorleaguerundown.com/2013/06/09/2014-mlb-draft-top-30-prospects/
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
7-6-13 - Alex Bregman @ABREG_1 - My roomie @MattyChapp (Matt Chapman) pitched for the first time last night in his life... Sat 97-99 with a 90 mph slider
6. Joey Pankake
6-9-13 - 29. Joey Pankake, SS (South Carolina): Quietly may settle in as the 2nd best college shortstop available. Has some interesting potential at the plate, even though he’s a bit raw as a hitter. http://www.minorleaguerundown.com/2013/06/09/2014-mlb-draft-top-30-prospects/
6-10-13 - Joey Pankake, SS, Souh Carolina - Pankake has good bat speed with plenty of pop in his bat. His shows a strong arm in the field. With a strong arm and nice hands, Pankake has a shot to remain at short. If not, his bat willl play at third. http://bigleaguefutures.net/1/2013/06/10/2014-mlb-draft-early-college-names-to-know/
6-13-13 - 24. Oakland Athletics — Joey Pankake, SS, South Carolina - He should get drafted in the first round on his name alone. With a real chance to stick at shortstop, the 6’-1”, 200 pound right-hander has also come a long way with the bat. He has an advanced approach at the plate, great bat speed and has shown good power this season. Over 60 games, he is hitting .314 with 11 home runs, 40 RBI and has drawn 28 walks to 28 strikeouts for a .390 OBP/.502 SLG. Shortstops who can get on base and hit for power are high on everyone’s wish list. And think of the jersey sales. http://beforeitsnews.com/sports/2013/06/2014-mlb-mock-draft-1-0-no-time-like-the-present-2513748.html?currentSplittedPage=2
6-28-13 - Joey Pankake, SS, University of South Carolina: The 6'2" 200 pound shortstop likely won't be a shortstop next year. Recruited out of Easley, South Carolina, as a shortstop/pitcher Pankake has played the last two season for the Gamecocks exclusively at shortstop. That looks to change next season as Pankake will tryout for next years club as a position player and pitcher. He will be in the middle of the everyday lineup, however, it doesn't look it will be at short. Instead it looks like Pankake could play in left field, at third base or first base or even all three while also possibly being the teams closer. The switch appears to be mutual between player and coach and for the benefit of the players draft status, which to me sounds like a head scratcher. http://www.crawfishboxes.com/2013/6/28/4450674/the-way-too-early-2014-tcb-astros-draft-board
7. Ti’Quan Forbers
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 22. Ti’quan Forbes- SS/RHP, Columbia (MS) HS http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
7-25-13 – Top 30 High School Prospects For 2014 Draft - 6. Ti'quan Forbes, SS, Columbia HS (MS) - 6'4/175, R/R, Draft Day Age: 17.78, Ole Miss commit, Full Report & Video - Quick Take: A relative unknown a few months ago has captured scouts' imaginations as a super projectable athlete that's the youngest of the top prospects in the class. He's still slightly awkward at times, but has good pop already and collects hits in bunches in games along with a chance to stick at shortstop due to his plus speed, great actions and an above average arm. http://sbb.scout.com/2/1310090.html
8. Alex Blandino
9. Liam Sambino
6-9-13 - 19.Liam Sabino, SS (New Jersey HS): He’s repeatedly shown that he has the tools to stick at short. Sabino’s quick swing could lead to well above average offensive production once he reaches Vanderbilt, or the pros. http://www.minorleaguerundown.com/2013/06/09/2014-mlb-draft-top-30-prospects/
6-13-13 - 20. Tampa Bay Rays — Liam Sabino, SS, Blair Academy (PA) - A very good defensive shortstop — maybe the best in the draft — the 6’-1” right-hander has a strong arm (90 mph), soft hands and makes it look effortless in the field. His bat is behind the defense but his bat speed and approach project well. More power should come as he matures but he profiles as more of a top-of-the-order hitter. He also isn’t a base stealer, but with the premium put on up-the-middle talent, he has a strong chance to go in the first round of the 2014 MLB draft. http://beforeitsnews.com/sports/2013/06/2014-mlb-mock-draft-1-0-no-time-like-the-present-2513748.html?currentSplittedPage=2
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 56. Liam Sabino- SS, Blair Academy (PA) http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
10. Kirwin Moesquit
11. Montrell Marshall
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 70. Montrell Marshall- SS, South Gwinnett (GA) HS http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
12. Milton Ramos
13. Casey Turgeon
14. Josh Morgan
15. Sean Bouchard
16. Jonathan Ducoff
Player: Jonathan Ducoff - Position: SS/OF/2B - School: Kingwood Park (TX) - Date of Birth: 6/20/1995 - Height/Weight: 6’1/185 - Bats/Throws: R/R - 2014 Class: High School Senior - Committed To: Baylor - Scouting Report: Potential 5 tool player - Slightly open stance - Lifts front foot for trigger - Above average bat speed - Shows above average power potential - Quick swing with lift - Top recorded 60 time of 6.69 - Moves well in the infield - Strong arm - Interesting prospect who projects well http://bigleaguefutures.net/1/2013/06/15/2014-mlb-draft-profile-jonathan-ducoff/
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 71. Jonathan Ducoff- SS, Kingwood Park (TX) HS http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
17. Reese Cooley
18. KJ Hockaday
19. Joe Dunand
20. Austin Fisher
6-22-13 - Player: Austin Fisher Position: SS School: Kansas State Date of Birth: 1/8/1993 Height/Weight: 6’1/195 Bats/Throws: L/R 2014 Class: College Junior Scouting Report: from Don Olson on 6/18/2013 - Lean athletic gives off a bit of Scott Spiezio, with a bit more athletic ability. Approach is solid, good bat speed and shows the ability to find the barrel to ball well at this stage. He shows solid plate coverage. He shows some nice gap power pull swing, turns on quality fastballs. Austin is more of a spray gap to gap ceiling. Range is enough and shows the arm to cover short, clearly an up the middle player, who could fit better at the next level as a second baseman.
21. Cole Tucker
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 16. Cole Tucker- SS, Mountain Pointe (AZ) HS - One of the most exciting players in the country. Game comes easy to him and plays with big time intensity. http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
22. Bryson Brigman
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 19. Bryson Brigman- INF, Valley Christian (CA) HS - One of the best all around players in the country who does everything well http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
23. Justin Twine
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 27. Justin Twine- SS, Hemphill (TX) HS http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
24. Jacob Reese
http://www.baseballamerica.com/draft/tournament-of-stars-promising-power-outlook-for-2014/
25. Ryder Ryan
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 31. Ryder Ryan- INF/RHP, North Mecklenburg (NC) HS http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
26. Marvin Gorgas
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 38. Marvin Gorgas- SS/RHP, East Hampton (CT) HS http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
27. Ryan Lilliard
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 59. Ryan Lilliard- SS, Urbandale (IA) HS http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
28. Trace Loehr
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 72. Trace Loehr- SS, Putnam (OR) HS http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
29. Luke Dykstra
7-2-13 - 2014 Top 100 High School Prospects - 93. Luke Dykstra- INF, Westlake (CA) HS http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/jeff-sullivans-top-100-2014-prospects/
30. Josh Morgan
7-24-13 - Josh Morgan, ss, Orange County Lutheran, Corona, Calif./GBG Marucci - Morgan has a compact, strong and athletic build with physicality in his lower half at 6-foot, 185-pounds. With fluid actions, good lateral quickness and soft hands, Morgan has defensive chops. He has a quick transfer and average arm. More quick than fast, Morgan has average straight-line speed. Using a tall, narrow and slightly open stance, the UCLA commit has a long, aggressive stride. He has a quick, compact line-drive stroke and natural feel for the barrel. A member of GBG Marucci, Morgan has gap power and runs the bases well. http://www.baseballamerica.com/draft/tyler-koleks-heavy-fastball-among-tournament-of-stars-standouts/
31. Dalton Guthrie
7-25-13 - Todd Gold @TGold_PG - 2014 SS Dalton Guthrie (Sarasota, FL) has been locked in during the ABs I've seen throughout #PGWS & playing usual high level SS. #PGTourney
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