7-17-13 – Skyler Bolt, CF, North Carolina: The switch-hitting Bolt has a sweet swing and the ball jumps off his bat. He's a good, but not elite athlete who easily runs and throws well enough to stick in CF, where his bat and solid power would be a nice asset. His tools all appear to be average to above average across the board. http://www.chicagonow.com/cubs-den/2013/07/looking-ahead-to-the-2014-and-2015-mlb-draft-notes-from-the-collegiate-national-team-games/9-2-13 - Todd Gold @TGold_PG - 2015 C Ty Greene (San Diego, CA) gets scoring started in @PGSuper25 #SoCalQualifier with solo HR ~325 ft to RF
9-9-13 – Top 10 Far West League Prospects - 4. Jordan Desguin, rhp/if, Redding (So., Feather River CC, Calif.) - A California prep product, Desguin transferred to Feather River from Florida State due to a lack of playing time. He played both ways this summer and was Redding’s regular shortstop but is a better prospect on the mound, where he allowed just six hits in 16 innings while striking out 24. Desguin has received interest from several professional clubs and Division I schools on the West Coast. His fastball touches 92-93 mph, and he his 6-foot-1, 185-pound frame is still maturing. He could be a top-10-rounds pick next June. http://www.baseballamerica.com/college/far-west-league-top-10-prospects/
9-9-13 – BA Top 2015 HS Prospects - #1 - Dazmon Cameron OF 6-0 186 R R Eagle`s Landing Christian Acad McDonough GA East Cobb Astros - Outstanding all around talent. Potential 5 tool player. Very good at PG and WWBA. Stood out at NUC Main Event. Great hitting display
9-10-13 – Top Arms in 2013 Cape Cod League - Ryan Kellogg 6-5/225, Bourne Braves 33 IP, 26 K, 1.36 ERA: FB 85-90 CB 68-71 SL 74-76 CH 76-78 - Kellogg possesses the command and control to work his way into the front of a rotation, and that is why he made my list. The CH is an excellent pitch and could become an MLB out-pitch. The other secondaries need cleaning up, and the FB velo needs to increase. For a cold weather arm that is still very young, he has a lot of positives to build on. http://bullpenbanter.com/2013-all-cape-team-pitchers/
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