Baseball Prospect Journal had there first mock draft and they picked at
#19:
19. New York Mets: CJ Van Eyk,
RHP, Florida State
CJ Van
Eyk is a 6-1, 185-pound right who has a solid three-pitch repertoire that he overwhelms
hitters with. He also mixes his pitches well to throw off hitters. His fastball
sits in the mid-90s, while his 12-to-6 curveball is his best pitch and
consistently generates swings-and-misses. He has a strong feel for his pitches
and respectable command. The New York Mets selected Van Eyk in the 19th round
in 2017, even though he was headed for Florida State.
http://www.mymlbdraft.com/MLB-Mock-Draft
updated their mock and there was a change at #19:
Draft #:19 Nick Bitsko
Ht/Wt: 6'
3"/210 lbs
Position: RHP
School: Central
Bucks East HS (PA)
BA - The top prospect in our 2021 high
school draft rankings, righthander Nick Bitsko, will graduate early from
Central Bucks East High in Doylestown, Pa., making him eligible for the 2020
draft class. First reported by MLB Pipeline's Jonathan Mayo, and confirmed by
Baseball America, Bitsko's addition to the 2020 class makes an already
impressive group of players that much better.
A 6-foot-4, 220-pound righthander committed to Virginia,
Bitsko showed the powerful repertoire and strikethrowing ability that would
have made him fit right at home along with the elite prep pitchers of his
elders in the 2020 class. Now, like corner infielder Blaze Jordan and
righthander Alejandro Rosario (who were also originally members of the 2021
class before jumping into the 2020 class) Bitsko will be see exactly where his
talent puts him a year sooner than expected.
Kendall
Rogers @KendallRogers
INJURY
UPDATE: @SouthernMissBSB RHP Gabe Shepard left
last week’s start after two innings with some arm soreness. Some good news for
#USM fans, as Shepard’s tests came back clean. He will get as much time as
needed to get back to 100 percent, but it’s nothing serious. #MLBDraft
Kevin
(Oregon):
Love Garrett Mitchell as a prospect and enjoyed the piece
about him in draft risers but I’m curious on how teams view his draft stock
being a type 1 diabetic and if that will have an effect on where he lands come
June?
Carlos
Collazo: The diabetic issues is probably
the most complicated part of the puzzle with Mitchell, because I'm not sure
every team views it the same way. The scouts I've talked to are concerned about
how he's going to hold up over a full season and point to the fact that he has
a limited summer track record. Sam Fuld is a guy that people point to, but
Mitchell is in an entirely different phylum of prospect. It is a real concern
though.
Mason
McRae - @mason_mcrae
Here are
all of (Potential Fifth Overall Pick) Asa Lacy's 15
Strikeouts via the Slider, hitters have reached base just once (HBP) in 20 PA.
He's thrown his SL 50 times, for a strike 64%, with 28 swing-and-misses. Enjoy
94 seconds of the best pitch in the entire 2020 Draft.
Didn't diabetic Ron Santo have a nice career?
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