5-23-13
- Tyler Beede, RHP, Vanderbilt - The only other player who has a chance to
challenge Rodon for the top pick in next year’s MLB draft is Beede, who would
be one hell of a consolation prize. The 6’-4” right-hander has three plus
pitches of his own in a mid-90s fastball with great movement, a power curveball
and a deceptive change-up. He doesn’t have quite the command that Rodon does,
but he is just as unhittable. On the year, he is 3-0 with a 1.45 ERA, 1.13 WHIP
and 20 K/9 BB over 18.2 innings, allowing just 12 hits for third-ranked Vandy.
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6-6-13 - Mike (Toronto) - are you more bearish on Tyler Beede than others? (your comment on his W/L record....) – Keith Law - No, I just don't see any argument that
he was top three in the country this year.
6-9-13 - 1. Miami Marlins — Tyler
Beede, RHP, Vanderbilt - The 6’-4” right-hander is putting together one hell of
a season for the top-ranked Commodores this year and is one of three finalists
for the Golden Spikes award. Over 16 starts, he is 14-0 with a 2.20 ERA, 1.21
WHIP and 101 K/60 BB over 98.1 innings, allowing just 57 hits. He has an
effortless delivery and the ball jumps out of his hand. He features a classic
three-pitch mix with a mid-90s plus fastball with great movement, a plus power
curveball and a deceptive change-up that freezes hitters. The one knock on him
is his control, which can get wild at times, but once he harnesses that,
hitters will have no chance of getting on base. I feel with his size, stuff and
fluid delivery, he has the most upside of any college pitcher in the 2014 MLB
draft. He gets bonus points for his high character and was named a member of
Collegiate Team USA. LINK
6-10-13 - Tyler Beede, RHP, Vanderbilt - The 2013 SEC Pitcher of the Year
looks like a top 10 selection in next year’s draft. Beede’s stuff is dominant. His fastball sits 93-95 and he can touch 98. His curve can be a plus pitch and he also
throws a good change. The key for Beede
will be improvement of his command. He
has walked 60 in 98.1 IP this season and when he misses, he can miss big. LINK
6-11-13 - 2. Tyler Beede, RHP, Vanderbilt: Beede, who didn't sign as a
first-rounder in 2011, is a Golden Spikes Award finalist thanks to a 14-1
record, 2.32 ERA and .187 batting average against. LINK
6-13-13 - 1. Miami Marlins — Tyler Beede, RHP, Vanderbilt - The 6’-4” right-hander is putting together one hell of a season for the top-ranked Commodores this year and is one of three finalists for the Golden Spikes award. Over 16 starts, he is 14-0 with a 2.20 ERA, 1.21 WHIP and 101 K/60 BB over 98.1 innings, allowing just 57 hits. He has an effortless delivery and the ball jumps out of his hand. He features a classic three-pitch mix in a mid-90s plus fastball with great movement, a plus power curveball and a deceptive change-up that freezes hitters. The one knock on him is his control, which can get wild at times, but once he harnesses that, hitters will have no chance of getting on base. I feel with his size, stuff and fluid delivery, he has the most upside of any college pitcher in the 2014 MLB draft. He gets bonus points for his high character and was named a member of Collegiate Team USA. LINK
6-17-13 - 2. DP: 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." http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/mlb/news/20130610/draft-prospects-carlos-rodon/#ixzz2WWk0FqzU
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