9-24-22 - New Balance @ftrstarsseries
Georgia 2023 RHP Jeffrey ‘Mac’ Heuer (@jeffreyMacHeuer) locating heavy 91-94 mph velocity and keeping hitters guessing with a 79-81 mph slider during our NB Baseball Main Event. TTU Baseball commit https://t.co/e57WmMOwjA
9-24-22 - New Balance @ftrstarsseries
Georgia 2023 RHP Luke McNeillie (@LukeMcneillie) looking sharp on the mound locating 90-94 mph velocity while flashing a 75-79 mph breaking ball during our NB Baseball Main Event. Gators commit https://t.co/gHwRTDh41w
9-24-22 - JT18 @JamieTessoff
2023 Hunter Carns FSU
The C loads up and shows off a line drive G/G approach here in Daytona. Quick to the ball with a long barrel path with big time bat speed
9-19-22 - Top 20 college prospects for '23 Draft -
https://www.mlb.com/amp/news/top-college-prospects-for-2023-mlb-draft.html -
3. Jacob Gonzalez, SS, Mississippi
Gonzalez's numbers dipped as a sophomore, though he still batted .273/.405/.558 with 18 homers and more walks than strikeouts, and he accounted for all three of Mississippi's runs in the CWS clincher to give the Rebels their first national championship. He has at least average big league power, controls the strike zone and has the athleticism and arm strength to remain at shortstop.
9-7-22 - https://www.prospectslive.com/prospects-live/2022-mlb-mock-draft-n78w7-st9r4-wa35p-2n5ls-8addg -
1. Kansas City Royals
Dylan Crews, Outfield, LSU
The No. 1 pick, for our money, at this stage, comes down to Crews and Tennessee righty Chase Dollander. It really depends on your what your favorite flavored philosophy is. Dollander projects a top-of-the-rotation horse, though Crews has the potential to be a middle-of-the-order slugger with the potential to play a plus right field. In this case, we’re taking the 5-tool guy that can play every single day. Crews has the pedigree to move quickly through the Royals system and could handle right field for the better part of a decade in KC.
9-19-22 - 9-19-22 - Florida Paces Nation with Three Top-20 College Prospects - https://floridagators.com/news/2022/9/20/baseball-florida-paces-nation-with-three-top-20-college-prospects -
RHP Brandon Sproat
Back in Gator Country for a fourth campaign, Sproat collected Southeast All-Region Second Team honors in 2022 after pitching to a 9-4 record and 3.43 ERA across 89 2/3 frames. Hailing from Pace, Fla., Sproat was tremendous for the Gators down the stretch, going 5-0 with a 1.59 ERA and .218 batting average against in his last six starts of the season. The right-hander wields a 3.92 ERA and 108 strikeouts in 117 1/3 career innings.
9-9-22 - 2023 OVERALL RANKINGS UPDATE
https://www.prepbaseballreport.com/news/PBR/2023-Overall-Rankings-Update-7531924608?s=03
BARRETT KENT RHP / 3B / POTTSBORO, TX / 2023
Rankings STATERANK: 3 / POS: 2 OVERALLRANK: 26 / POS: 5
Somewhat hidden in the large shadow cast by the triple digit heat of Travis Sykora, Kent doesn’t hold quite as much arm talent yet (93-95 in August), but it comes out so easy right now, that he someday might. The imposing, 6-foot-4, 200-pounder is an easy mover down the mound with the ability to spot the fastball to all four quadrants. He looks the part of a future starter, and that moniker is sure to be imprinted on the minds of scouts as they head out to see him next spring. Look for the Arkansas recruit to light up radar guns with his effortless stuff, and potentially move his way into Day 1 consideration.
9-7-22 - Top 20 high school prospects for '23 Draft
https://www.mlb.com/news/top-high-school-draft-prospects-2023 -
12. Eric Bitonti, INF, Aquinas HS (Calif.)
Bitonti is a 6-foot-4 left-handed-hitting infielder who showed the ability to impact the baseball all summer, with a good approach at the plate and plenty of power to come. He probably moves to third in the future, but has moved very well for his size at shortstop.
2 comments:
Sproat can go elsewhere. I like Crews.
Crews will go either 1.1 or 1.2
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