1B
J.D. Davis CSF 40-AB,
.325/.440/.657, 3-HR, 9-RBI
Sam Travis Indiana 36-AB,
.278/.357/.389, 0-HR, 7-RBI
Kevin Cron TCU 37-AB,
.270/.438/.459, 1-HR, 9-RBI
Sikes Orvis Ole
Miss 39-AB, .333/.469/.538,
2-HR, 7-RBI
Richard Prigatano Long
Beach State 31-AB, .258/.410/.258,
0-HR, 6-RBI
2B
Brian Anderson Arkansas 35-AB,
.371/.463/.543, 1-HR, 10-RBI
Ross Kivett Kansas
State 39-AB,
.282/.417/.385, 1-HR, 5-RBI
SS
Trea Turner NC
State 41-AB,
.366/.440/.390, 0-HR, 7-RBI
Matt Chapman CSF 44-AB,
.341/.412/.568, 2-HR, 9-RBI
Alex Blandino Stanford 39-AB,
.385/.468/.564, 1-HR, 8-RBI
Joey Pankake South
Carolina 36-AB,
.222/.370/.333, 0-HR, 2-RBI
Casey Turgeon Florida 45-AB,
.244/.320/.289, 0-HR, 5-RBI
3B
Taylor Sparks UC
Irvine 43-AB,
.279/.346/.395, 0-HR, 6-RBI
Jack Flaherty Notre
Dame (disabled list)
Austin Davidson Pepperdine 46-AB,
.261/.300/.348, 0-HR, 2-RBI
Dustin DeMuth Indiana 26-AB,
.269/.345/.269, 0-HR, 1-RBI
Austin Slator Stanford 38-AB,
.368/.381/.474, 0-HR, 10-RBI
C
Max Pentacost Kennesaw
State 55-AB,
.327/.409/.473, 1-HR, 9-RBI
Kyle Schwarber Indiana 38-AB,
.342/.405/.605, 1-HR, 6-RBI
Grayson Greiner South
Carolina 35-AB,
.343/.465/.657, 3-HR, 15-RBI
Max Zagunis Virginia
Tech 32-AB,
.250/.359/.344, 0-HR, 8-RBI
Aramis Garcia Florida
International 41-AB, .463/.569/.683,
2-HR, 15-RBI
OF
Derek Fisher Virginia 40-AB,
.375/.432/.500, 0-HR, 7-RBI
Brad Zimmer San
Francisco 50-AB,
.420/.453/.640, 2-HR, 11-RBI
Michael Conforto Oregon
State 40-AB,
.325/.491/.450, 0-HR, 17-RBI
Dylan Davis Oregon
State 46-AB,
.239/.327/.348, 1-HR, 15-RBI
Grant Heyman Southern
Nevada 64-AB, .328/.408/.531,
0-HR, 13-RBI
Great job, Mack. I know how much work went into this.
ReplyDeleteI'm particularly impressed with Brad Zimmer. He seems to be picking up right where he left off last year, when he finished with a .949 OPS. He showed a huge improvement from his soph to his junior year, and that improvement looks like it is continuing. He looks like he has some speed too. With about 1/4 of the season gone, is he moving up on the charts? I notice you had him at #23 in your composite mock draft. Any chance the Mets might take a guy like him rather than a pitcher, with their first pick?
Thank you Herb.
ReplyDeleteI hope you saw the pitcher's stats I put up yesterday.
So far, under Alderson, every first round pick has been a high school senior. Until otherwise, I assume that policy will remain.
However... Zimmmer will be available... so should Fisher... and even Gettys could drop that low.
I do believe the Mets will go OF with the first pick because of a 5-tool HS player like Dom Smith that will easily still be on the board.
My pick - Marcus Wilson - J Serra HS (CA)
Of course I saw the pitcher's stats you put up yesterday. I find these summaries easier to digest than the lengthy narratives, although those are helpful too. In view of how much work it is to compile these stat lists, maybe it would be easier to put them up at the halfway point, then about 75%, and at the end of the college season.
ReplyDeleteThey picked Nimmo in the first round. How do you think Marcus Wilson stacks up against him?
Herb -
ReplyDeleteNo, Ill update them on Mondays
We;ve lost two active writer in two nights and the site is sort of going in the crapper. I've got to keep busy and try and punch out quaity stu for out adult follwing.
Look or thm on Next Sunday
I have the feeling the Mets go cheap because they lost pool money...
ReplyDeleteHerb -
ReplyDeleteWilson is all tools... raw speed and developing power... Dominic Smith told me that he's the most talented player on the coast.