2-21-14 – Project Insider - Aaron Nola, RHP — LSU Nola
was efficient in six scoreless versus New Orleans last week — 81 pitches — but
did manage to hit three batters, so there’s something to nag at if you’re like
me. Nola will face Virginia Tech Friday. http://prospectinsider.com/draft-prospect-watch-hoffman-vs-fisher
3-25-14 – 7. Greyson
Greiner, South Carolina Height 6'5", Weight 220 DOB: 10/11/1992 R/R - Tall
for a catcher with a glove first rep.
GameCocks Link Greiner might be one of those guys that drops some, maybe
to the 5-8 area, I could see the Giants taking a shot while other teams are
trying to game the draft. http://www.yougottalikethesekids.com/2014/03/ten-catchers-in-2014-mlb-draft.html
3-5-14 – TTF - 10 college players on the rise — week 3 - Bradley
Zimmer, OF, San Francisco (12) - Zimmer just keeps impressing. Over his
last three games, the 6’-5” left-handed hitter has gone 8-for-14 (.571) with a
home run and three stolen bases. He is now hitting .420/.453/.640 over 11 games
with three doubles, two home runs and four stolen bases. A gifted athlete, he
has a chance to stick in center field and he is showing the power that many
thought would be coming. Already a projected first-round pick, he has a chance
to go in the upper half due to his size, canon arm, speed and power potential. http://throughthefencebaseball.com/2014-mlb-draft-week-3/41478#ilZqhEaASo2Kkjik.99
3-4-14 - Nick Howard
(RHP) - The Hoo’s closer came in on Friday and sat 92-95 with the fastball and
showed a curveball that had nice depth but noticeably slower arm speed than the
heater. He’ll be drafted fairly high on arm strength alone by a team that
thinks they can tighten up the curveball or get him to come around the side of
it a bit and see if it’ll slide. http://prospectinsider.com/scouting-derek-fisher-uva-prospects
2-27-14 – TTF - 10 college players on the rise - Brandon Finnegan, LHP, TCU (18) -
Another repeat performer, Finnegan was once again untouchable. This time,
however, his command was also pinpoint. Over seven shutout innings against BYU,
he allowed six hits and struck out nine to no walks. The 5’-11” southpaw has
now tossed 14 scoreless innings to start the year with 22 K/ 3 BB. The
power-armed southpaw who can hit the upper-90s, also adds a plus slider and is
showing he has the ability to remain a starter at the next level. http://throughthefencebaseball.com/2014-mlb-draft-10-college-players-rise-2/41299#ldBBF8hRKzmaiy5H.99
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