9-30-13 – TTF Mock 2.0 - 9. Toronto Blue Jays — Braxton Davidson, OF, TC Roberson HS (NC) The 6’-3”, 215-pound left-hander will be one of the best prep bats in the 2014 MLB mock draft (and the real one too) due to his bat speed, advanced approach at the plate and raw power. He shows good pitch recognition, and his strong wrists allow him to wait on any pitch. Over 31 games as a junior, he hit .403 with seven doubles, eight home runs, and drew 30 walks for a .600 OBP/.831 SLG. His strong arm would play well in a corner outfield spot. http://throughthefencebaseball.com/2014-mlb-mock-draft-2-0-draft-order-set/38280#5E3F5j1jWOgE69bJ.99
9-11-13 - Sully’s 2014 Top 100 MLB HS Draft Prospects – 33.Jake Godfrey – RHP - Providence Catholic (IL) HS http://www.ninebaseball.org/Wordpress/sullys-2014-top-100-mlb-hs-draft-prospects/
9-29-13 – XMLBScout – 13.)OF, Bradley Zimmer, U San Francisco, 6'4 210, R/R, runs well, has broad shoulders and type of frame to get bigger and stronger, can see him getting to 6'4 235 easily, flat swing with good bat speed and power potential, 5 tools at present, all could be well abv average with more experience. http://xmlbscout.angelfire.com/
10-3-13 - 30. RHP Ladson Montgomery - Kendall Rogers @KendallRogersPG - Also, Sr. C Ladson Montgomery will have an operation on his left hand tomorrow, but he'll be fine and ready to go in the spring
10-6-13 – Kendall Rogers/PG – College Prospects - 2. Jeff Hoffman, rhp, East Carolina (Drafted: Never) - There’s always that prospect who takes a massive step forward during the summer. Last summer, it was Mississippi State outfielder Hunter Renfroe, who parlayed a strong summer and spring into a Padres first-round pick. Now, it’s likely Hoffman, who elevated his status at the Cape Cod League by sitting 94-97, and up to 98, with his fastball, which had exploding life. Hoffman also showed a good 80-82 curveball throughout the summer. If Hoffman is consistent in the spring, it’s not out of the question that he could be the first overall pick in the MLB draft. http://www.perfectgame.org/Articles/View.aspx?article=9081
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