Scouting Notes:
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Awards/Achievements:
- 2014 NCBWA Preseason All-American 1st Team
- 2014 Collegiate Baseball Preseason All-American 1st Team
- 2014 Baseball America Preseason All-American 3rd Team
- 2013Named the #67 Prospect in the CCBL by Perfect Game
- 2013 Collegiate Baseball Freshmen All-American
- 2013 Perfect Game Freshmen All-American
- 2013 Baseball America Freshmen All-American 1st Team
- 2013 NCBWA Freshmen All-American 1st Team
- 2013 All-ACC 2nd Team
- 2013 ACC All-Tournament Team
- 2013 NCAA Tallahassee Regional All-Tournament Team
Quotes:
FSU Coach Mike Martin “DJ’s got ‘it.’ That’s what’s so impressive about him; he’s one of the toughest outs that we’ve had in our program. Very good outfielder. He’s deserving of every accolade he’s received”
6-30-14 -
6-30-14 – Through The Fence – Early College Prospects - 5. D.J. Stewart, OF, Florida State - Stewart may be the best overall college bat in the 2015 MLB draft. The 6’-0”, 230 pound left-handed hitter has an advanced approach at the plate, can hit to all fields and has tremendous power. As a freshman, he hit .364/.469/.560 over 60 games with 25 doubles and five home runs. He is a very good athlete for his size and was clocked at 6.83 in the 60 as a senior in high school and his arm at 90 mph from the outfield. Over 53 games this year, he hit .351/.472/.557 with 19 doubles, seven home runs and 40 walks to 30 strikeouts. He most likely will play left field at the next level and the bat is elite. http://throughthefencebaseball.com/2015-mlb-draft-early-30-college-prospects/43327
6-0, 230 pound Florida State OF D.J. Stewart
2014 stats - 53-G, .351/.472/.557, 7-HR, 50-RBI
As a afreshman: .360/.469/.560
Tremendous power from the left side of the plate. Projects to left field due to only average arm.
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