6-10-13 - Michael Conforto, OF, Oregon State - A scout’s quick
take on Conforto was that “This kid can flat out rake. I think he’s going to be
the best bat in the Pac-12 next year, if not in 2013.” He has very good bat speed with lift. The term “the ball jumps off his bat” is one
of the most overused in baseball, but it is definitely appropriate in
Conforto’s case. LINK
6-11-13 - 4. Touki Toussaint,
RHP, Coral Springs Christian HS, Fla.: This Florida prepster is very athletic
with a ton of arm strength, using a clean delivery to fire fastballs that can
touch the mid-90s to go along with a hard downer curve. LINK
6-13-13 - 1st PG National pitch from 2014 RHP Brandon Murray (Hobart, IN) was 98 mph
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
6-13-13 - Jeff Sullivan @JSully12 - Mentioned
him a lot today, but Michael Gettys is having a
Clint Frazier type National Showcase performance...
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