Draft 13 – Rowdy Tellez, Garrett Williams, D.J. Peterson, Travis Demeritte, Ryan McMahon

Rowdy Tellez, OF/1B, Elk Grove HS (CA) - The 6’-4”, 225-pound left-hander has put up gaudy numbers all season. Over his last 14 games, however, he has taken it to another level. He has gone 23-for-39 (.590) over that span with 10 doubles, five home runs, 26 RBI and has drawn 13 walks to zero strikeouts for a .709 OBP/1.231 SLG. A lot like Chicago Cubs prospect Daniel Vogelbach, Tellez has enormous power from the left side but also has a great approach at the plate and rarely gets cheated. There has been talk about him possibly being selected in the first round of the 2013 MLB draft, but he shouldn’t last past the second. LINK

Garrett Williams, Calvary Baptist Academy (Shreveport, La.) - A top left-handed pitching prospect, Williams could also land with a team as a first baseman. He batted .489 with 36 RBI, five doubles, four triples and six home runs this year. It wouldn't be a surprise, however, if Williams stays on the mound. He posted 1.46 ERA with 81 strikeouts in 48 innings this year. LINK

As an offensive player, D.J. Peterson is arguably the top corner infielder in this year's draft class. Mayo noted in his scouting report that some scouts have seen him as the best pure hitter not just among collegiate prospects, but all prospects. A right-handed swinger, Peterson pretty much has it all: strength, bat speed, smarts, you name it. Faleris applauds him for always coming to the plate with a game plan, and for his ability to adjust from at-bat to at-bat.  LINK

Travis Demeritte, 3B, Winder-Barrow HS (GA) - The state of Georgia has some insane talent his season and Demeritte is among the best. The 6’-1” right-hander is a plus defender at the hot corner with his strong arm, range and instincts. He also has excellent bat speed and some serious raw power. Over 24 games this season, he hit .404 with seven doubles, 12 home runs, 37 RBI and drew 33 walks to 11 strikeouts for a .563 OBP/.910 SLG. A high-character kid who is a good bet to be selected on day one of the 2013 MLB draft. LINK

Ryan McMahon, Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) - At one time considered the second best player on the Monarch team behind All-American catcher Jeremy Martinez, McMahon has elevated his status with a strong high school season. He was the defensive MVP of the National High School Invitational and then earned MVP honors at the Boras Classic with a strong offensive performance. He batted .420 with 32 RBI, nine doubles and four home runs on the season.  LINK

Draft 13 – Nick Banks, Daz Cameron, Hunter Dozier, D.J. Peterson, Casey Meisner

Nick Banks, OF, Tomball HS (TX) - A great athlete, as well as vocal leader, the 6’-2”, 200-pound left-hander has a sweet swing and an advanced approach at the plate. Over 20 games this season, he is hitting .550 with 14 extra-base hits and six stolen bases. He has drawn nine walks to just five strikeouts for a .620 OBP/.950 SLG. More of a line drive hitter, he does have some pop in his bat and could develop more. He has been clocked at 6.85 in the 60, and his arm has been clocked at 90 mph from the outfield, showing the ability to remain at centerfield at the next level. He is considered a second/third-round type of player and is committed to Texas A&M. LINK

Dan Kirby  ‏@DanMKirby

So. Daz Cameron over 31 G: .436 w/ 12 2B, 6 HR, 27 RBI, 18 SB, 18 BB/5 K, .549 OBP/.753 SLG

As you can see just looking at the picture, Hunter Dozier is a big kid and will end up at third base in professional baseball. But that doesn't take away from his increased status heading into the draft. Dozier's swing is long, which could give him problems against velocity on the inner half of the plate as he moves up the ladder, but he manages to make it work thanks to plus bat speed. He also has good loft in his follow through and projects to have above-average power. LINK

Conor Glassey‏@conorglassey

Just talked to an opposing pitching coach about D.J. Peterson. "I just don't know how you pitch to him. He hits everything."

The tall, rangy Texan walked into one of the dugouts at Perfect Game Field Monday morning and leaned against the fence that protects the dugout’s occupants from any errant balls. Casey Meisner, a 6-foot-7, 185-pound right-handed pitcher who is completing his senior year at Cypress Woods High School in Cypress, Texas, was settling into his element. Meisner was at Veterans Memorial Stadium on Monday for the 15th annual Perfect Game Pre-Draft Showcase, an event that attracted nearly 50 draft eligible prospects all looking for another opportunity to perform in front of the MLB scouting community before the First-Year Player Draft, which begins this year on June 6. LIN K