6-10-13 - Trea Turner, SS, North Carolina State - Turner is the
most dynamic player in the country. He
came to national attention with his great baserunning and speed, but has shown
that there is much more to his game. He
should be one of the first players selected in 2014. LINK
6-13-13 - 29. Texas Rangers — Bryce
Montes De Oca, RHP, Lawrence HS (MO) - This one is all about upside. At
6’-8” and 265 pounds, the right-hander can run his fastball up to 95 mph with
ease. Add in the fact that it his release point is probably halfway to home
plate, it is near impossible to pick it up as a hitter. His secondary stuff is
still developing and he is still learning to pitch but it’s hard to pass on a
kid with his size and arm strength. LINK
6-17-13 - 2. Tyler Beede,
RHP, Vanderbilt - Perkin said Beede (6-foot-4, 215), who declined to sign after
Toronto drafted him in the first round in 2011, may benefit like Stanford's
Mark Appel, the No. 1 overall pick last week whose stock improved after being
drafted previously and turning down first-round money. Beede is "a smooth
righty with top of the rotation stuff," Perkin said, noting "a
90-to-94 mph fastball that peaks at 95, a harsh 78-to-80 curve and a
fall-off-the-table 82-to-84 changeup." LINK
Kendall Rogers @KendallRogersPG @KendallRogersPG: Adam
Plutko wins most valuable player .... Deserved! UCLA
6-26-13 - The Los Angeles Times and the Los Angeles
Daily News both pegged Jack Flaherty as their
All-Area Player of the Year. Just this week, Cal-Hi Sports selected Flaherty as
its state player of the year, marking one of the few times in the publication's
long history that it has chosen a junior as the state's top player. This week,
MaxPreps names Flaherty as its National Player of the Year, beating out such
talented seniors as Clint Frazier of Loganville (Ga.), Rob Kaminsky of St.
Joseph Regional (Montvale, N.J.) and Tyler Danish of Durant (Plant City, Fla.).
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